14/04/2026
I’m frequently asked how I select new work and Artists for the gallery and the simple answer is… I have to love it myself and it has to mean something to me. Simples 🧡
Megan Gant’s bold modern ceramics have been on my radar for a while and it’s absolute pleasure to have this new collection to share with you all. When growing up in Cornwall, you’re never far from some sort of mining, fishing or industrial landmark so it’s fantastic to celebrate all that heritage in clay.
Megan Gant is a Cornish ceramicist whose practice is rooted in exploring the beauty of impermanence– her vessels become canvases for capturing the weathering of time, built up through multiple layers of slips, underglaze, volcanic glaze, sgraffito, monoprint, and photolithographic transfers that echo the textures of derelict buildings and post-industrial spaces. The photolithographic transfers serve to capture fleeting moments in time, immortalising the fragile states of the buildings, and preserving their transient nature. Through this process, she invites reflection on the beauty of decay, the interplay between intentionally crafted and spontaneous deterioration, and the stories that the fragile surfaces hold.
