Current Display
The latest display by Clink Street Ceramics is titled Rave Culture Theory and will run from January through to Spring 2025. The display explores the origins of rave culture in the UK and USA. Rave Culture in the UK owes so much to Clink Street, the birthplace of some the the country’s first Acid House Raves. This new series of work explores this theme through a series of Stoneware vases. Each piece is hand thrown on a traditional potters wheel by studio potter James Sims, and fired to 1,220°C. It is then glazed and fired again, before transfers are added, and fired for a third time.
Discovered through archival research, a series of ceramic transfers are used to share memories and experiences, examining the imagery of the early days of rave culture both in the UK and USA.
Instagram: @clink _ street _ ceramics
Photo Credit: David Wilman Photography
RAVE CULTURE THEORY
by Clink Street Ceramics
January 2025 to Spring 2025
Previous Displays
TIERRA Y TEXTIL
by Victoria Loyola
4th November 2024 to 28th January 2025
Victoria Loyola’s work is a joyful blend of ceramics and textile weaving, bringing the rich culture of Latin America into each piece. Inspired by the vibrant colors and natural beauty of Costa Rica, her creations have a playful energy, with dynamic forms and bright hues that evoke warmth and connection. Her work ranges from functional lamps to decorative homeware, all crafted to celebrate tradition while embracing modern design. With an imaginative approach, Victoria infuses her pieces with character and a sense of story, inviting viewers to experience art that is as lively and welcoming as it is culturally rich.
Instagram: @victorialoyolaceramics
Photo Credits: Displays: David Wilman Photography
Product: Victoria Loyola
We aim to host a revolving programme of displays by guest ceramic artists throughout the year. Our display space is seen by thousands of people every day walking along the Thames Path. If you are a ceramic artist and are interested in exhibiting your work at our display space please get in touch with us. It is entirely free and we welcome enquiries from artists working across all styles and mediums.
Guest Displays
Our display space on Clink Street is one of London’s only public art displays dedicated to the exhibition of pottery and ceramics. We show our own work as well as displays by guest artists. We host a number of guest displays each year, that tell many stories of craft and making. A vertical volume which may be conceived as a public room, it is a welcoming and inclusive space that has been designed with collaboration in mind.