On display at Hutton-in-the-Forest part of the contemporary ceramics collection.
My jar in its grand setting
Jar 17″ high – Red Flambe glaze with Wood Ash poured over and Iron Oxide brushed over, fired to 1380C
Purchased by Lord and Lady Inglewood for their collection at Hutton-in-the-Forest
The Inglewood Jar
A film I made of Potfest in the Park show 2011.
An official plaque is now fixed to the building on 69 Westgate Road to mark where I discovered a Roman Milecastle in 1985.
See my web page for the full story of the discovery.
A Project working with the Oriental Museum in Durham Uni. and a group of students.
to make ‘Chinese Porcelain’ using original methods, based on items in the collection at the Museum.
The Made in China exhibition runs until the 16th Sept 2012 The Oriental Museum
work made by students for the cultural-olympiad project
Click to view the photos of the Late Show 2011
Click to view the photos of the Northern Clay exhibition 2011
The Newcastle Journal Culture Magazine – May 2011 issue.
Double page special feature on the Northern Clay exhibition.
page 12 & 13.
Culture Magazine
Also check out this months Crack Magazine
And also this months Craft&Design Magazine for the National Ceramics Week
Craft & Design selected awards 2011, I’ve been awarded the Silver Award.
thanks to everyone that voted for me
link to site : http://www.craftmaker.co.uk/davidfry/
A Special exhibition of work from leading UK ceramic artists working in the North East of England.
To celebrate the National Ceramics Week 2011. The Exhibition will run from the 3rd to the 14th of May, and will be held at Newcastle Arts Centre.The grand finale of the exhibition will be the Late Shows at the Arts Centre on the evening of the 14th of May. The artists taking part and more details about the exhibition on this
website : Northern-Clay
An interesting film about Korean pottery making,
and the making by David Fry of a special presentation piece now on display in the Samsung Museum of Ceramics.
https://youtu.be/nZlAh1FWvZY
The Award for best creative performance
The Prague Fringe Festival 2011 – May 27th to June 4th.
a very special event that it is, now considered such an important part of Prague’s cultural calendar, and described by Steffen Silvis at the Prague Post as “The world famous Edinburgh Fringe festival’s naughty grandchild”.
This year a special piece of my work is being presented as The 2011 Kreativni Cena (Creative Award)
This award is awarded in exceptional circumstances to an individual or company who has truly embraced the spirit of the festival; it is not exclusively a creative award although can be such and will be awarded by festival directors on an occasional basis.
web – Prague Fringe for the program of events
and for the awards Fringe Awards
