Waterford ceramic artists shine at exhibition
The new exhibition features the work of three talented Waterford artists
A new exhibition taking place at the National Design & Craft Gallery in Kilkenny, features the work of three talented Waterford artists.
Bringing together 42 of Ireland’s leading ceramic artists, the exhibition, curated by John Goode, represents over one thousand years of combined creativity and craftsmanship.
Tracing the evolution of Irish clay from deep local roots to an international presence, the exhibition spans generations and techniques.
These ceramic artists have exhibited widely across Ireland internationally, including throughout Europe, the United States, South America, Japan, China, and India, demonstrating the global significance of Irish ceramics.
Makers Eileen Singleton, Jane Jermyn and Cora Cummins from Co. Waterford, all have works featured in the exhibition.
Celebrating their technical mastery and innovation across traditional, contemporary, and experimental approaches.
Mary Blanchfield, CEO, DCCI said: “The participating artists reflect and position the medium of ceramics as a vital contributor to Ireland’s contemporary design and craft landscape. This exhibition embodies DCCI’s commitment to championing Irish design, celebrating the creativity, skill, and vision of Ireland’s ceramic makers, and the distinct voices, practices, and regional traditions that make Irish ceramics so unique."
John Goode, curator, writer and ceramic scholar added: “Irish ceramics are experiencing a remarkable moment. This exhibition celebrates artists who are pushing clay into new territories of meaning, form, and expression, affirming the global significance of Ireland’s vibrant ceramic community.”
The exhibition runs until July 18.
