Ceramic Odyssey 2126 Exhibition Envisions Future Clay Art at County Hall Pottery
An exhibition titled 'Ceramic Odyssey 2126' is currently on display at County Hall Pottery in London, curated by ceramicist Jihyun Kim. The show features works from five contemporary artists exploring how ceramics might evolve a century from now through bio-futurist concepts. Artists include Eiair from Bangkok, Jihyun Kim based in South London, British artist Tessa Eastman, Canadian Toni Losey, and Netherlands-based Uriel Caspi. Their pieces examine potential transformations in ecological, technological, and biological systems. The exhibition runs until May 3, 2026, with the curator aiming to present an optimistic vision of ceramics as a medium with limitless possibilities.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Ceramic Odyssey 2126' curated by Jihyun Kim
- Features five contemporary artists exploring future ceramics
- On view at County Hall Pottery in London until May 3, 2026
- Artists employ bio-futurist thinking about material evolution
- Includes both newly commissioned and existing works
Entities
Artists
- Jihyun Kim
- Eiair
- Tessa Eastman
- Toni Losey
- Uriel Caspi
Institutions
- County Hall Pottery
Locations
- London
- Bangkok
- South London
- Netherlands