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African Ceramic Exhibition at BM London Eye

Explore the vibrant African section at the BM Hall with a ceramic exhibition featuring diverse artists and their unique creations. Discover painted vessels, porcelain sculptures, and more in this immersive display.

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African Ceramic Exhibition at BM London Eye

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  1. Rika Stockenström • Highlights • Current activities • Programme suggestions

  2. African section storage, BM BM Education system African Hall Ceramic Exhibition, BM

  3. Label workshop, BM London Eye

  4. Kew Gardens Kenwood Estate

  5. Oxford

  6. Ntshalintshali, Bonnie (1965 - 1999) Tamfuti Painted Ceramic Vessels with feet Msweli Family, Tabetsa Village Lesotho, Southern Africa

  7. Armstrong, Juliet (1950 - ) Paper form with tusks Bone China Zytkow, Sonja Acrobird Painted Ceramic

  8. Pretorius, Antoinette (1984 - ) Messenger Magwasa, Shongaziphi Pit-fired vessel

  9. Siphika, Lungile (1982 - ) The African Family Painted Ceramics Bauer, John (1978 - ) Teddy Bear Porcelain

  10. Marcuson, Thelma (1919 - 2009) Bronze porcelain vase Bryer, Christina (1950 -) Mandala Porcelain

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