Today, Visual art, Ceramics

Contemporary slip-cast, egg-shell porcelain ceramics by the award-winning Danish artist, continuing her experimentation with the shape of the cylinder, while exploring other abstract, geometrical forms.

A selection of work from artists based in the Forth Valley, coinciding with the region's annual Open Studios event.

New work from the distinguished studio potter.

Contemporary photography and ceramics inspired by the natural world.

An installation marking Holocaust Memorial Day, exploring the impact on second and third generations, inspired by the experiences of the artist's grandmother, displayed alongside objects and artefacts including belts and badges.

Paintings, collages, ceramics and glass celebrating a decade of Creative Activities For Elderly People.

Works by craftspeople including Charles Bound, Clive Bowen, Ross Emerson and Annabel Faraday.

Deceptive ceramics from the V&A's extensive collections.

Prints, ceramics and paintings from the artist which are inspired by nature and the water's edge.

Handmade stoneware, porcelain and raku pottery created by the family run business based in Poole, celebrating 50 years in the trade. The display features a range of selected works in a variety of colours, shapes and sizes.

Ceramics exploring differing approaches to the function of our everyday tea cup. Produced by the gallery's own artists Tim Andrews, Carina Ciscato, Ashley Howard, Stephanie Pace, John Pollex, Craig Underhill, Elly Wall and Sasha Wardell.

Contemporary and avant-garde paintings, prints and ceramics by international artists including Karel Appel, Joan Miro, Patrick Caulfield and John Hoyland.

Ceramic sculptures by the MMU Graduate Exhibition award-winner, exploring the artists process from conception to finished article in the up-and-coming designer's first ever solo exhibition.

Land- and seascapes from gallery artists, plus craft work from Caroline Temple (jewellery), Donald McIntyre (ceramic sculpture), Rachel Morley (felt work), Niki Crew (glass panels) and Linda Keith (wire sculpture).

Contemporary raku ceramics by the potter.

Contemporary ceramics responding to the 18th-century Bow Porcelain Collection, by Mathew Weir, Lizzie Cannon and Felicity Hammond.

Arts and crafts from contemporary and traditional artists.

Ceramics inspired by landscapes the artist has witnessed during her travels.

Decorative ceramics inspired and influenced by traditional Japanese pottery and the landscape of Cumbria.