Artist: Taz Pollard.
Title: Planters
Material: White glazed ceramic with Orange Yellow, Blue and Pink Neon.
Dimensions: Hight: 5.5, Width: 9.5cm.
£ 32 Each
Contemporary and Versatile Vases and Planters, the white glaze contrasting with the neon dipped bottle bottoms makes these vessels pop with colour!
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Artist: Taz Pollard.
Title: Breakfast Bowl
Material: Ceramic & with white glaze, blue with yellow or Pink with green flecks.
Dimensions: Hight: 7cm, Width: 15cm.
£ 24 Each
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Artist: Taz Pollard.
Title: Lunar Jar ( small )
Material: Ceramic, glazed, metal
Dimensions: H: 20 cm Diam: 18 cm
£110 SOLD
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Title: Lunar Jar
Artist: Taz Pollard
Material: Ceramic, glazed, metal
Dimensions: H: 24 cm Diam: 23 cm
£ 230
Ref.: TP5
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Title: Terracotta Bottle
other colours available
Artist: Taz Pollard
Material: Ceramic, glazed,
Dimensions: H: 16 cm Diam: 7 cm
£ 35
Ref.: TP3
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Title: Small Bottle
Artist: Taz Pollard
Material: Ceramic, glazed, flocked underneath base
Dimensions: H: 11 cm Diam: 8.50 cm
£ 28 each
Ref.: TP1
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Many of you will remember Taz’s innovative work from last year’s Westcountry Potters exhibition. At the time Taz had just completed her MA and developed several works combining ceramic and plastics, which were very popular.
Her work has continued to attract attention and she has developed the techniques further. Most recently, she was asked to make a range for ‘Heal’s’. Her most recent work still draws on traditional forms like baluster jugs, cider bottles and costrels, but she taken both the scale and the colouring much further.
She has also developed new ways of attaching plastic handles to her ceramic baluster jugs. We are really excited to have her work back at 45 Southside and to see her develop into a very unique and successful ceramic artist.
Watch out for Taz Pollard’s work in our online gallery or better still come and see it in person at 45 Southside Gallery on Plymouth’s historic Barbican.
There is a great article in Ceramic Review about ceramic artist Jenny Beavan who works in china clay. We stock Ceramic Review, Craft Arts, Crafts and Craft and Design magazines as well as Jenny’s work.
The beginning of April has been busy with new work delivered by Lincoln Kirby-Bell, Noah Taylor, Taz Pollard, Jan Brewerton, Kate Packer and Loula-Bells.
We will also be launching a new web-site very soon, with a new an improved blog and online gallery. The old site is still there, if you would like to view a selection of work available.