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1983-1986 Royal College of Art, London, MA Ceramics Working in London & Kent Kate Malone’s main studios are in Kent and her glaze archive is presented in her small London studio. Kate has become one of Britain’s most well known and generous ceramic artists since graduating from the Royal College of Art, London, in 1986. Her work is
Kate Malone MBE Curriculum Vitae Born 1959, London, England 1979-1982 Bristol Polytechnic, Bristol, BA (Hons) Ceramics 1983-1986 Royal College of Art, London, MA Ceramics Working in London & Kent We present all of Kate Malone's work as her principal dealer, featuring her work in our
May 11, 2021 · Kate Malone is as joyous as her wonderfully exuberant, colourful and detailed ceramics. Meeting her in her one of her two studios, one in Kent and the other in the north London mews where she has been based for decades, is to be swept up in a vortex of warmth, talk and enthusiasm. And not just for her work – to which she is totally committed ...
§ KATE MALONE M.B.E. (BRITISH 1959-) A LARGE WALL PINEAPPLE - 2019 Crystalline-glazed stoneware (37cm x 30cm x 7cm (14.5in x 11.75in x 2.75in), unframed) Note: Kate Malone has studios in London and France and has become one of Britain’s most well known and generous of ceramic artists since graduating from the Royal College of Art, London, in ...
Kate Malone. A graduate of the Royal College of Art in 1986, Kate Malone’s work spans pottery, sculpture, public art, and glaze research. Inspired by the optimism and joy found in nature, she has established studios in the UK, France, and Spain and has built the largest glaze archive in London. Her work is exhibited in over thirty ...
• 1959: Kate Malone was born in London; she took up pottery at school, aged fourteen • 1979–82: she studied for her BA (Hons) at what was then Bristol Polytechnic Faculty of Art, where she was taught by Walter Keeler and Mo Jupp, among others • 1983–86: she attended the Royal College of Art, London for a three-year MA in Ceramics
Kate Malone is a British studio potter and world renowned ceramicist, specialised in “decorative arts, public arts & glaze research”. As an artist with multiple feathers to her cap, her ceramic artworks exhibit over 4O museums globally.
