Conversing in Clay ends May 2023 One of the earliest and best-preserved areas of artistic production across the globe, ceramics remain a vital field of expression and experimentation into the present. Conversing in Clay: Ceramics from the LACMA Collection explores the medium through 14 case studies.

New American Scenery at Aberystwyth Arts Centre 9 July to 25 September 2023

Albany Institute of History and Art 6 August to 31 December In this exhibition, artist Paul Scott assesses the American landscape from a contemporary approach, one that deals with issues of globalization, energy generation and consumption, capitalism, and immigration, as well as the human impact on the environment.

Pearlware Polish and Privilege at LSU Museum of Art, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. ABOUT THE EXHIBITION: Paul Scott transforms factory-made tableware with subversive imagery and commentary. He replicates traditional porcelain designs developed by late 18th century English artisans, such as the Willow pattern or Spode’s Blue Italian. These early ornamentations included appropriated motifs copied from hand-paintedContinue reading →

Contemporary artist gives centuries old ceramics a modern twist Cumbrian Blue(s) showcases the ceramic work of artist Paul Scott, whose familiar looking blue and white plates subvert the traditional tableware motifs with images from modern day life. This exhibition at Blackwell – the Arts & Crafts house in Bowness-on-Windermere features pieces created during the lastContinue reading →

New American Scenery at RISD Museum, Providence, USA RISD Raid the Icebox Now RISD online catalogue

New American Scenery the English show, Bowes Museum 3D tour by 3D Virtual Spaces

New American Scenery at Ferrin Contemporary

The Gardens of Lyra at The Spode Museum & Fortnum & Mason

City and Country (with Marianne Nielsen, Inger Heebøll and Ann Linnemann (DK)) at Peach Corner Gallery, Frederiksberg, Denmark 2 June – 9 July 2022