
Ceramic Wallpaper: Peonies
Kay was guest artist at Guldagergaard Woodfiring Symposium in 2019. She used the opportunity to create Ceramic Wallpaper: Peonies for her Ceramic House curatorial project
Kay was guest artist at Guldagergaard Woodfiring Symposium in 2019. She used the opportunity to create Ceramic Wallpaper: Peonies for her Ceramic House curatorial project
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
Fire and Water is a continuation of Kay Aplin’s investigation into micro-flora which has been the focus of her practice since 2013 and builds on
Pavilion was an installation created for Made in Korea, a UK-Korea ceramics and sound project evolving throughout 2017 in Brighton, London, Stoke-on-Trent and Seoul curated
Botanical Structures was developed at Guldagergaard International Ceramic Research Centre in Denmark in 2013 and was a response to the Danish summer landscape. It was the
Shetland Museum & Archives In August 2015, Kay Aplin and Joseph Young spent a month in residence at Scalloway Booth, exploring the islands and documenting
The Ceramic House
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Brighton
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Studio BS1, Phoenix Artspace
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Brighton
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