I was drawn from an early age to letter forms and the way the outer and inner curves and spaces relate to and interact with each other giving grace to the overall figure. I came to understand that these relationships exist everywhere, and was eventually drawn to clay because it is so malleable. In these ways my work aims to connect, not so much with places or objects, but to our relationships with nature and each other. Designed and developed by adrian bates 2014.

Dedicated to building a strong future for craft and design. Thursday, 21 May 2015. We kicked off the first London Craft Week. With a special demo and talk programme and our talented exhibitors surpassed themselves with a diverse range of high quality work on display. Here are some highlights, kindly photographed by Yeshen Venama. Monday, 4 May 2015.

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Helen trained at Loughborough College of Art And Design for a BA in 3 Dimensional Design. Since then she has worked in various sections of the jewellery trade. For the past few years Helen has concentrated on developing her own designs, using a lot of both precious and semi- precious stones as she likes the colours and the endless variations. She makes up decorative pieces in silver and gold with wire and sheet, creating small three dimensional sculptures to use as adornments.

Working from his studio in Somerset, award winning ceramic artist Keith Varney designs and makes contemporary ceramic objects that explore form, line, texture and shade. Keith is delighted to be showing at Ceramic Art London again, in the beautiful light filled space at Central Saint Martins, London.