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Helen Harrison

Devon-based Helen studied Art and Design at Loughborough College of Art, specialising in ceramics, followed by a master’s degree at the Royal College of Art.

The Oxide Decal Collection is inspired by combing the shoreline for lost treasures and sea-worn pottery. The collection imbues a sense of Chinoiserie or patterned ceramic tiles worn underfoot, conjuring memories of a forgotten tea service from childhood or a beloved Victorian artifact. The mosaic-like appearance evokes a new story each time the pieces are used, intriguing the observer, and allowing them to create their own story.

Each piece is made from porcelain and finished with clear, and coloured food-safe glazes, The forms are hand-thrown, and the surfaces are treated with layered oxides, decals, slips, and imprints, making each piece unique.

Allister Malcolm
Allister Malcolm is the current resident Glass Artist at Broadfield House Glass Museum. Members of the public may experience the dying art of glassmaking through his daily demonstrations.

Allister has become a renowned craftsman within his field. He is continuously expanding upon his portfolio of handmade, blown and contemporary glass artwork. His strong design sense combined with an impeccable standard of finish has created a dedicated collector base.

Latest selected exhibitions and commissions:

2008 -2014 Broadfield House Glass Museum resident - Glass Artist.

2012 The World’s longest glassmaking demonstration, IFOG. – over 26 hours none stop! Raised over £12,000 for the British Glass Foundation

ITV – House Gift – Laurence Llewelyn Bowen – feature

2012, 2010 & 2008 Masterclass leader - International festival of Glass (Stourbridge)

2007Commissioned to produce Mediaeval kiln sculpture – Wednesbury Hot glass

2003 Commissioned to design and produce the London Law Society Awards.

2002 Creative Development Award by West Midlands Arts.

2000-2008 Himley Hall: AM glass studio based.

2003 Jonathan Harris Studio glass. Glassmaker.

2000-2002 “The Open Mic Awards” sponsored by “The Daily Telegraph.”

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