Rose Wallace

Involved with ceramics since 1998, Rose studied at Buckinghamshire New University attaining a first-class BA (Hons) in 2008 and being selected for the Craft Potters Association in 2010.

In addition to her studio work in East Oxford, she runs pottery courses for Sunningwell School  of Art.

Rose has work in the permanent collections of the Art Gallery and Museum Leamington Spa, The Grimmerhus Museum, Denmark; The International Ceramics Research Centre, Denmark; Cannon Hall Museum, Barnsley and the Ken Stradling Study Collection Bristol.

Describe your approach to teaching
I am passionate about ceramics, enabling others to find the joy and peace creativity gives.

What inspires your own work?
I employ original discarded objects, charged with meaning and concealed beauty as my starting point. Whether it is a mudlark’s Eighteenth Century clay pipe, a 1950s jelly mould or a piece of contemporary plastic packaging, I believe the inherent value held within the transience of our collective domestic ephemera still has an important role to play; as an aide memoire to our consumer habits and the impact upon our future.
 

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