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Scottish Ceramics Gallery, 40 Regent Quay, Aberdeen (2026)

21/02/2026

The gallery will have work of Paul Nicholas Fessler available during the Makers Market with plans to exhibit Pauls work as part of “Lets Dance” in the future. Paul has been making things out of clay and building kilns since his early teens. Now that he has retired, he can devote his energy to making sculpture. He remain fascinated with salt glaze and have started making woodfired pieces. Apart from the pose and aspect of the individual figures, he am interested in the spaces between the figures, the feeling and relationships that this evokes and the ‘connection’ that can be established with the beholder.

Please join us for Scottish Ceramics Gallery’s Makers Market Sunday 22nd 10-4 where Helena will be selling her work .A pilot event in partnership with Aberdeen City Council as part of their City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme. This first event will support makers who have previously exhibited with the gallery alongside emerging makers. Over the next week Scottish Ceramics Gallery will be sharing their work alongside looking back at previous exhibitions within the gallery so please follow us to keep in touch for further updates and announcements.

Scottish Ceramics Gallery
40 Regent Quay,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,AB11 5BE

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21/02/2026

Helena will be exhibiting her work in the gallery for the first time during the Makers Market. Ceramics has always held a special place in her heart. She works primarily with stoneware, focusing on hand-building and slip casting techniques. Her pieces often feature neutral, earthy tones, blending sculptural and decorative elements into functional forms.Her inspiration draws from a combination of contemporary Scottish artists and the traditions and heritage of my Portuguese roots

Please join us for Scottish Ceramics Gallery’s Makers Market Sunday 22nd 10-4 where Helena will be selling her work .A pilot event in partnership with Aberdeen City Council as part of their City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme. This first event will support makers who have previously exhibited with the gallery alongside emerging makers. Over the next week Scottish Ceramics Gallery will be sharing their work alongside looking back at previous exhibitions within the gallery so please follow us to keep in touch for further updates and announcements.

Scottish Ceramics Gallery
40 Regent Quay,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,AB11 5BE

SCOTTISHCERAMICSGALLERY.COM

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+44 (0) 7530364589

20/02/2026

Blowout by Rachel Mimiec was exhibited in the gallery between 25th October-21st November. Through the Aberdeen City Councils City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme Scottish Ceramics Gallery is hoping to secure some of Rachels work for the collection.

Please join us for Scottish Ceramics Gallery’s Makers Market Sunday 22nd 10-4 .A pilot event in partnership with Aberdeen City Council as part of their City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme. This first event will support makers who have previously exhibited with the gallery alongside emerging makers. Over the next week Scottish Ceramics Gallery will be sharing their work alongside looking back at previous exhibitions within the gallery so please follow us to keep in touch for further updates and announcements. .mimiec

Scottish Ceramics Gallery
40 Regent Quay,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,AB11 5BE

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+44 (0) 7530364589

19/02/2026

Amy Benzie exhibited as part of “Norwegian Wood” at the Scottish Ceramics Gallery December 2024-January 2025, as part of “Sliver Darlings” during the in 2025 and will co curate “Class of 16/26” at the gallery later this year. Her curiosity lies in glaze alchemy and atmospheric firing- the element of spontaneity that comes from working with her materials.

Please join us for Scottish Ceramics Gallery’s Makers Market Sunday 22nd 10-4 where Amy will be selling her work .A pilot event in partnership with Aberdeen City Council as part of their City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme. This first event will support makers who have previously exhibited with the gallery alongside emerging makers. Over the next week Scottish Ceramics Gallery will be sharing their work alongside looking back at previous exhibitions within the gallery so please follow us to keep in touch for further updates and announcements.

Scottish Ceramics Gallery
40 Regent Quay,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,AB11 5BE

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+44 (0) 7530364589

19/02/2026

Alastair Smith exhibited as part of “Norwegian Wood” at the Scottish Ceramics Gallery December 2024-January 2025.Alastair is a ceramicist based in Aberdeen, Scotland. Working primarily on the pottery wheel, he often experiments with alternative approaches to vessel-making, pushing the boundaries of traditional throwing techniques.

His practice explores the textures that emerge as clay is twisted, stretched, and transformed under stress. By applying intense surface heat in combination with slips and coarse reclaimed clay, Alastair explores the movement of moisture, producing layered, tactile surfaces. These become three-dimensional canvases for the application of natural colouring oxides and special-effect glazes after bisque firing. The glazes not only highlight the underlying textures but also introduce new layers of depth and complexity.

Alastair’s work is driven by a curiosity about surfaces in transition — from the weathered decay of the urban environment to the intricate patterns of the natural world.
Most of his pieces are fired in an electric kiln, though he has a growing interest in woodfiring and hopes to expand this aspect of his practice, embracing its atmospheric and unpredictable qualities.

Please join us for Scottish Ceramics Gallery’s Makers Market Sunday 22nd 10-4 where Alastair will be selling his work .A pilot event in partnership with Aberdeen City Council as part of their City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme. This first event will support makers who have previously exhibited with the gallery alongside emerging makers. Over the next week Scottish Ceramics Gallery will be sharing their work alongside looking back at previous exhibitions within the gallery so please follow us to keep in touch for further updates and announcements.

Scottish Ceramics Gallery
40 Regent Quay,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,AB11 5BE

SCOTTISHCERAMICSGALLERY.COM

[email protected]

+44 (0) 7530364589

19/02/2026

Norwegian Wood was exhibited at the Scottish Ceramics Gallery December 2024-January 2025 coinciding with a residency being undertaken by Lillian Ulverud at the Scottish Ceramics Gallery.

Please join us for Scottish Ceramics Gallery’s Makers Market Sunday 22nd 10-4 where we will have work of Lillian available for sale in the gallery . This Makers Market is a pilot event in partnership with Aberdeen City Council as part of their City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme. This first event will support makers who have previously exhibited with the gallery alongside emerging makers. Over the next week Scottish Ceramics Gallery will be sharing their work alongside looking back at previous exhibitions within the gallery so please follow us to keep in touch for further updates and announcements.

Scottish Ceramics Gallery
40 Regent Quay,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,AB11 5BE

SCOTTISHCERAMICSGALLERY.COM

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+44 (0) 7530364589

18/02/2026

Following a “Journey Through Cobalt Blue” by Andrew Matheson. “Meanders through a Landscape of clay” by Jenny Mackenzie Ross ( )was exhibited in the gallery between 25th October-15th November alongside a Sculptural Kiln Building course Jenny was delivering at Scottish Sculpture Workshop (). As part of the Makers Market event Scottish Ceramics Gallery has manged to secure some of Jenny’s work for the gallery’s collection.

Please join us for Scottish Ceramics Gallerys Makers Market Sunday 22nd 10-4 .A pilot event in partnership with Aberdeen City Council as part of their City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme. This first event will support makers who have previously exhibited with the gallery alongside emerging makers. Over the next week Scottish Ceramics Gallery will be sharing their work alongside looking back at previous exhibitions within the gallery so please follow us to keep in touch for further updates and announcements.

Scottish Ceramics Gallery
40 Regent Quay,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,AB11 5BE

SCOTTISHCERAMICSGALLERY.COM

[email protected]

+44 (0) 7530364589

17/02/2026

Ben Carswell ( )exhibited as part of “Class of 24” at the Scottish Ceramics Gallery September-October 2024. He is a studio potter who specialises in large scale thrown forms. Graduating from in 2024 he has honed his craft creating large scale sculptural work alongside functional tableware. Ben ties in his passion for ceramics with his love of gardening creating artisanal hand thrown plant pots. His work can be seen in in Ballater, and in local Aberdeen restaurants.

Please join us for Scottish Ceramics Gallery’s Makers Market Sunday February 22nd 10-4 where Ben will@be selling his work.A pilot event in partnership with Aberdeen City Council as part of their City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme. This first event will support makers who have previously exhibited with the gallery alongside emerging makers. Over the next week Scottish Ceramics Gallery will be sharing their work alongside looking back at previous exhibitions within the gallery so please follow us to keep in touch for further updates and announcements.

Scottish Ceramics Gallery
40 Regent Quay,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,AB11 5BE

SCOTTISHCERAMICSGALLERY.COM

[email protected]

+44 (0) 7530364589

17/02/2026

Maria Muruga exhibited as part of ‘Class of 24 at the Scottish Ceramics Gallery September-October 2024.Her work is an honest interpretation of the human experience, captured through the tactile dialogue between clay and photography . Based in Aberdeen, she explores themes of identity, displacement, and the universal search for belonging.
By blending the slow, meditative process of ceramic design with visual storytelling, she creates pieces that serve as vessels for connection. Her practice is an invitation to look closer at our shared narratives finding beauty in our fragility and strength in our common ground.
“Art as a tool for connection, healing, and renewal.”

Please join us for Scottish Ceramics Gallery’s Makers Market Sunday February 22nd 10-4 where Maria will be selling her work .A pilot event in partnership with as part of their City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme. This first event will support makers who have previously exhibited with the gallery alongside emerging makers. Over the next week Scottish Ceramics Gallery will be sharing their work alongside looking back at previous exhibitions within the gallery so please follow us to keep in touch for further updates and announcements.

Scottish Ceramics Gallery
40 Regent Quay,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,AB11 5BE

SCOTTISHCERAMICSGALLERY.COM

[email protected]

+44 (0) 7530364589

16/02/2026

YARDARM was the first exhibition held at as part of the Gallery’s launch April 2024 going on to exhibit my work as part of the group show Norwegian Wood between December 2024- January 2025,Sliver Darlings as part of the in 2025 and , 2024,2025 with plans to open the gallery again as part of this event in 2026.Photographs of YARDARM by with plans of exhibiting some of his maker portrait series in the gallery as part of “The Dirty Dozen” in the future

Please join us for Scottish Ceramics Gallery’s Makers Market Sunday February 22nd 10-4 where I will be selling my work.A pilot event in partnership with as part of their City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme. This first event will support makers who have previously exhibited with the gallery alongside emerging makers. Over the next week Scottish Ceramics Gallery will be sharing their work alongside looking back at previous exhibitions within the gallery so please follow us to keep in touch for further updates and announcements. .morris

Scottish Ceramics Gallery
40 Regent Quay,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,AB11 5BE

SCOTTISHCERAMICSGALLERY.COM

[email protected]

+44 (0) 7530364589

16/02/2026

Please join us for Makers Market Sunday 22nd February 10-4.A pilot event in partnership with as part of their City Centre Events & Markets Grant Scheme. This first event will support makers who have previously exhibited with the gallery alongside emerging makers. Over the next week Scottish Ceramics Gallery will be sharing their work alongside looking back at previous exhibitions within the gallery so please follow us to keep in touch for further updates and announcements.Thanks to for the poster design

Scottish Ceramics Gallery
40 Regent Quay,Aberdeen,Aberdeenshire,AB11 5BE

SCOTTISHCERAMICSGALLERY.COM

[email protected]

+44 (0) 7530364589

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