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- Jane Perryman is known internationally for developing the ancient and traditional processes of smoke firing and transforming them into a contemporary art form. She combines studio work with writing and her books are published in the UK, America, France and Germany.
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Jane Perryman is known internationally for developing the ancient and traditional processes of smoke firing and transforming them into a contemporary art form. She combines studio work with writing and her books are published in the UK, America, France and Germany.
Jane Perryman. Jane Perryman exhibits and is known internationally for utilizing the ancient and traditional processes of smoke firing and transforming them into a contemporary art form. She combines studio work with writing.
Well known for her books on naked clay and smoke-fired ceramics, Jane Perryman is also an authority on traditional Indian pottery. Her book, Traditional Pottery of India and a documentary recently released on DVD, are now essential archives of a disappearing tradition.
Jane Perryman exhibits and is known internationally for utilizing the ancient and traditional processes of smoke firing and transforming them into a contemporary art form. She combines studio work with writing.
Member of International Academy of Ceramics. Craft Potters Association – Fellow. Crafts Council Photostore of Selected Makers. Solo Exhibitions. 2022 ‘From Light to Dark From Dark to Light’ Ruthin Centre for Applied Arts. ‘Thirty Five Years’ Contemporary Ceramics London. 2018 ‘Containing Time’ Fen Ditton Gallery Cambridge.
Jane Perryman is known internationally for developing the ancient and traditional processes of smoke firing and transforming them into a contemporary art form. She combines studio work with writing and her books are published in the UK, America, France and Germany.
Ceramic artist and writer. I work as a ceramic artist investigating the vessel as abstract form, sometimes making links with text and sound. Biography/Details. After a BA at Hornsey College of Art London I've been working as a professional ceramicist for 35 years.
