Lisa Hammond
Lisa Hammond set up her first pottery in 1980. Aged only 23 she spent the next 5 years establishing Greenwich Pottery Workshop in London...
Lisa Hammond 'A Sense of Adventure'
Delving into her artistic practice, this documentary provides an insight into the various stages that go into making Lisa Hammond's distinctive pieces. We see Hammond at her wheel throwing chawans (teabowls) and a large tsubo jar; firing and unpacking her kiln; and talking about her influences over the years, in particular her love of the Japanese pot-making tradition. Also captured on camera is her technique of spraying the soda solution into the firebox over a period of three hours, creating the characteristically rich and varied surfaces of her pots. Included with the film is a slideshow of works from the exhibition.
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Black clay, poured white shino
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Black clay, white & green shino
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Poured white shino with heavy soda
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Lisa Hammond
Sake Bottle & Two CupsRed shino with soda
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Black clay, white shino
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Black clay, pink & white sugar shino
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Soft pink shino with finger marks
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Black clay, pink sugar shino
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Faceted & stretched. Soft burnt red shino
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Faceted. Soft red shino
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Tan soda glaze
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Black clay, orange slip
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Tan soda glaze
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Black clay, orange slip
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Tan soda glaze
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Cut sided. Red shino
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Cut sided. Tan soda glaze
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Faceted. Black clay, poured white shino
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Cut sided. Black clay, poured white shino
