Oakwood Gallery - 2006 - Exhibition
After a number of successful exhibitions featuring the work of potters such as Jim Malone, Phil Rogers, Mike Dodd and Nick Rees the Oakwood Gallery in Edwinstowe, Notts closed in 2004. Since then David Binch has developed a successful website - Oakwood Ceramics. This has been good news for studio pottery collectors all over the world but until now the special atmosphere of an Oakwood exhibition provided by David, Ausma and his team has been sorely missed.
Until couple of years ago Lisa Hammond specialised in soda glazed domestic ware. In 2004 she took the opportunity to work in Japan with shino expert Rizu Takahashi and this exhibition shows how Lisa's work has moved on in both form and decoration. Included were a range of traditional Japanese drinking vessels, some specially commissioned for the event, lidded caddies, bottles, jars and vases. The exhibition was beautifully staged, the minimalistic setting providing just the right background for Lisa's work.
The preview was very well attended and the profusion of red spots soon confirmed that Lisa's pots met with widespread approval.
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David Binch, Lisa Hammond and Ausma Binch
Sake bottles and cups
Sake bottles and cups
Central display of pots
Vases, caddy, tea bowls, unomi and sake cup
Sake bottles and cups, tea bowl and unomi
Large facetted shino glazed bottle
Sake bottle and box
Sake bottle
Sake bottle
Large facetted squared bottle
Tea bowl and sake cup
Large facetted bottle and unomi
Detail of top of large bottle
Sake bottle and cup
Facetted lidded caddy
Sake bottle
Detail of top of lidded caddy
Detail of top of facetted bottle
Oval facetted bottle, sake bottle and cup
Exhibition preview
Exhibition pots
Exhibition preview
Exhibition preview
Exhibition preview - Lisa signing an exhibition programme
Sake bottles and cups
John Gibson, David Binch and Lisa Hammond relaxing at the pre-view
Vase, unomi and sake cup