Sue Mundy: The Tactile Form
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Sue Mundy: The Tactile Form

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Saturday, 18 July 2026

Contemporary Ceramics Centre

63 Great Russell Street, London

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Sue’s work draws on the quiet resilience of trees and bones—forms shaped by time, marked by fragility and carrying memories of growth and decay. Through slow, receptive hand-building, each piece develops as if guided by an internal rhythm. Textured surfaces hold lines like weathered stories, while a soft matte glaze evokes a sense of calmness.

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