Two men talking in front of a craft stall showcasing ceramics

CRAFTED: Ceramics Showcase

Duration: Weekend

Dates: Sat 9 - Sun 10 Aug 2025

Location: Centrespace

Free, drop-in

Join us in Centrespace for a two-day ceramics showcase.

This event brings together makers working with clay in its many forms, with work available to purchase alongside demos and creative activities.

You'll be able to browse and buy work by a selection of talented ceramicists, from mugs and bowls to vases and plates, with each maker bringing their own unique style to the form.

We're also delighted that Dundee Ceramics Workshop will be joining us, providing opportunities for you to have a go at decorating some ceramics yourself. Book a place on one of their workshops (details coming soon) and have a go at adding your own design to a cup or bowl. They'll then fire your creations in their kiln and we'll get in touch to let you know when you can collect them from their workshop. They'll also be displaying and selling work made by their members.

About Dundee Ceramics Workshop

Dundee Ceramics Workshop

Dundee Ceramics Workshop was established in 2016 by members of Tin Roof Arts Collective. Founded in 2010 by graduates of DJCAD, the collective’s intent was to provide a space for artists to work and collaborate.

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Meet the makers

Three ceramic mugs without handles and with different coloured glaze on the inside

Clay 4 Clarity Ceramics Studio

Growing up in Malaysia, food and beverages were a large part of designer Wan Nee’s culture and identity. Her work focuses on functional ceramics, believing they play a large part in the culinary experience.

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White plate with blue and greeen dots, yellow stripes and red marks

East Nook Studio

Artist Alana brings her background of jewellery design, textiles and ceramics together in her collection 'Isla'. Her jewellery and homeware celebrate the colours, textures and patterns found by the seaside.

White porcelain vase on white background

George Buchan Ceramics

George creates both functional and decorative ceramics, working primarily with porcelain and stoneware. Each piece is hand-thrown and fired using electric kilns, with a growing focus on the expressive possibilities of wood firing.

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Selection of different ceramic kitchenware, each featuring decorative scored marked and bold colour glaze.

Jen & Tonic Pottery

Jen is a self-taught ceramicist based in Cupar. Working in small batches, she creates functional pottery that features hand carved textures and colourful glazes that are designed to bring joy to everyday life.

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Ceramic vessel decorated with a figure with wings

Jill Skulina

Jill makes emotionally rich ceramic works that mix joy, rage, and tenderness with playful, tactile forms. Using clay as a vessel for memory and transformation, each form holds feeling, history, and a defiant kind of beauty.

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Ceramic bottle on a tray beside two textured ceramic cups

Kevin Andrew Morris

Considering collective connections to heritage and tradition through ceramics, Kevins' pieces explore themes of identity through local eating and drinking cultures, focusing on narratives and rituals associated with place.

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Two ceramic jugs, one smaller and one with a handle, and a ceramic sponge holder

Last Winter Ceramics

Nicola makes functional homeware in Perthshire. Working in thrown stoneware, her process includes 3D modelling and printing to create dies and stamps, combined with monoprinting and carving to create patterns.

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Melankólia

Melankólia is Zsófia Jak’s venture focusing on ceramics as well as hand poured candles. She captures calm, tender moments; a handcrafted cup to drink from, a scent that conjures a memory, a flicker of light on a winter evening.

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Two clay sculptures, one of a dog and the other of a bird on a large blue egg

Queer Clay

Using both glaze and enamels on earthenware and stoneware, Queer Clay features handbuilt animal sculptures alongside jewellery collections that balance earthy elegance with bold playfulness.

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Rubber Glove Ceramics

Paula Doherty, aka Rubber Glove Ceramics, is a Glasgow-based ceramicist. Working predominantly in stoneware, she pairs traditional throwing methods with bold, pronounced forms to create functional vessels.

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Diagram showing Centrespace 1 and 2 at DCA

Getting to Centrespace

Centrespace is located on floor -3 of DCA. To get there, head to Jute Café Bar and then follow the stairs down at the entrance to DCA Print Studio. There will be signs showing the way or our friendly staff will be happy to point you in the right direction. Centrespace can also be accessed via the lift by selecting floor -3.

Find out more about Getting around the building.