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Kate Malone is a London based ceramic artist and a ceramic stoneware glaze research expert, producing Decorative Art pieces, working with architects and creating a few short run more affordable production pieces.
- Introduction
Kate Malone is one of the UK’s leading ceramic artists with...
- Selection of Ceramics
Workshop manager Helen Evans & Kate Malone. 15,000 different...
- Media Archive
Kate Malone Ceramics, video diary WK8 Oct 2010 This is Week...
- Public Collections Map
Kate Malone’s work has been collected by public collections...
- Inspiration
Discover what and who inspires Kate Malone, and links to...
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Published by Skira, May 2024, Force of Nature: The Art of...
- Glazes and Glazing
Glaze has infinite variations. Each different glaze colour...
- Decorative Arts
The most personally expressive section of my working...
- Kate Malone MBE
Kate has become one of Britain’s most well known and...
- Introduction
Kate Olivia Malone MBE (born 29 January 1959, in London) is a British ceramic artist known for her large sculptural vessels and rich, bright glazes. Malone was previously a judge, along with Keith Brymer Jones , on BBC2 's The Great Pottery Throw Down (2015–2017) , then presented by Sara Cox .
Kate Malone is one of the UK’s leading ceramic artists with an illustrious career spanning thirty years. She has developed an unmistakable and highly regarded style, evidenced by her unique, hand-made pots and intricately ornamented sculptures.
Oct 26, 2021 · Kate Malone is a ceramic artist from London in the UK. She is a master potter and makes large scale clay artworks inspired by natural forms such as fruits and vegetables. Kate Malone is well known for her clay work and she has appeared as an expert judge on the BBC show ‘The Great Pottery Throwdown’.
Kate Malone is a British ceramicist who creates pottery, sculpture, and public art inspired by nature. She has won an MBE and has her work exhibited in over thirty international museums. See her artworks available at The Room, a space for LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize nominees.
