Crossings
The Ceramic House presents Crossings, an exhibition of contemporary Irish ceramics. Visit Crossings on The Ceramic House website > The Ceramic House75 Stanmer Villas, Brighton
March 3, 2023
Towards The Light
Kay Aplin & Joseph Young have been selected for the special 40th anniversary exhibition curated by Artists Open Houses, Towards The Light. Their collaborative work Fire
May 4, 2022
Peripheries
Peripheries is the 2022 exhibition at The Ceramic House curated by Kay Aplin and Joseph Young. The Ceramic House, 75 Stanmer Villas, Brighton BN1 7HN
April 13, 2022
Wellingborough
Mosaic frieze on the wall of a public square. Birds represent the street names in the area, all named after birds. Participatory project involving extensive
April 13, 2022
Fuego y Agua, Aguas de Borines
Fuego y Agua is the second iteration of Kay Aplin’s collaborative work with Joseph Young, Fire & Water, created for Collect at the Saatchi Gallery,
April 13, 2022
Follies, September 2021
Follies magazine published a feature about The Ceramic House as a folly!
April 12, 2022
Ceramic Wallpaper: Peonies
Kay was guest artist at Guldagergaard Woodfiring Symposium, Denmark. She used the opportunity to create Ceramic Wallpaper: Peonies for her Ceramic House curatorial project Interbeing,
April 12, 2022
Silk Roads & Floral Routes
A Photo Essay Within the book Perfection of Understanding Part of Interbeing, The Ceramic House Published by Independent Publishing Network 2022 Silk Roads and Floral
April 11, 2022
The Shoe Box Show, Guldagergård, Denmark
The Shoe Box Show is an exhibition of 40 artists invited to make a piece of artwork that fits inside a shoebox for a touring
April 11, 2022
Regents Place
Consisting of two curving brick walls with ceramic relief applications, the walls are situated on the Chiltern Way, which has been routed around the edge of
April 11, 2022
El Lanu Entranceway
The tiles for this commission are inspired by the Romanesque architecture in the local towns close to El Llanu, particularly the elaborate carvings found on
April 11, 2022
Tudor Wall Relief
The clients wanted to reference their personal history relating to Hampton Court Palace; an ancestor had been the sedan-chair keeper and lamp-lighter at Hampton Court.
April 11, 2022
Llanbradach Follies
The Llanbradach Follies consist of two towers inspired by local architecture and industrial heritage. Bases: stone-clad reinforced concrete with ceramic applications into niches. Tops: rendered
April 11, 2022
Tilery Housing Estate
Part of a landscaping regeneration project for Tilery Housing Estate. Five ceramic relief panels incorporated into new gateways at the entrances into five courtyards. A
April 11, 2022
Botanical Structures Brighton
Botanical Structures is a body of work developed in residence in Denmark in 2013 and is a response to the Danish summer landscape. The Botanical
April 11, 2022
Green Kitchen
This is a new version of the Bolt Court wall relief in the hallway at The Ceramic House using just one colour and using mainly
April 11, 2022
Olnafirth, Shetland
Mosaic clad concrete sculptures in the form of giant toadstools inspired by Fair Isle knitwear. The brief was to create something that could be used
April 11, 2022
Vine Gateway
The design idea for this gateway mimics the effect of the wisteria and vines growing along the wall top around the perimeter of the luscious
April 11, 2022
Ampthill Heights
Sculptural seating in the form of giant flowers containing flower beds and a series of toadstool-shaped play structures across 0.5 miles of landscaping adjacent to
April 11, 2022
Blackberry Hill Hospital
Ceramic features incorporated into three external courtyards in Fromeside Medium Secure Services, Blackberry Hill Hospital. A collaboration with a lighting designer resulted in computer controlled
April 11, 2022
White Flower Tiled Kitchen, Copenhagen
A private commission for a kitchen backsplash in Copenhagen. These tiles were originally designed for Gorseinon Regeneration Project in South Wales, a public art commission
April 11, 2022
