Catherine's work is currently featured at Washington Arts Centre as part of the 'TAKING TEA' exhibition. 'TAKING TEA' is an exciting celebration of new decorative art and an opportunity to see ceramics from a selection of the foremost national contemporary crafts makers.

This exhibition focuses on how contemporary ceramicists have explored and developed the familiar image of the traditional tea service to create works of art that offer a modernistic and often playful approach to the ancient ritual of 'taking tea'.

Featuring ceramic work by Julia Roxburgh, Rachel Holian, Catherine Warwick, Karen Atherley, Jane Hamlyn, Mary Johnson, Clare Gage, George Omerod, Robert Cooper, Melanie Brown and paintings by Jill Nicholson.

Mon - 9am to 5pm   Tues - 9am to 9pm   Wed - 9am to 9pm   Thu - 9am to 10pm

Fri - 9am to 8pm   Sat - 9am to midnight   Sun - closed.

ARTS CENTRE WASHINGTON, Biddick Lane, Fatfield, Washington NE38 8AB

www.artscentrewashington.co.uk 

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In 2010, Catherine's work was featured as part of The Monochrome Exhibition

The Shire Hall Gallery, Market Square, Stafford  TEL : 01785 278345

9th January - 7th March  2010

Opening times Mon-Sat 9.30am-5pm  Sun 1pm-4pm

www.staffordshire.gov.uk/sams

MONOCHROME

This exhibition showcases work by contemporary designer/makers who are influenced by visual illusions or who primarily work within a black and white palette. The use of black and white encourages the viewer to explore the shapes, patterns and the resulting optical effects within the work. Items on show range from sculptural three dimensional textiles to large scale ceramic vessels inspired by 1960's op artists.

Don't forget that Friends of the Gallery receive a 10% discount on items purchased from the exhibition.

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