Gail Altschuler

Blurring the line between art and craft. Narrative porcelain plates and story telling ceramic vessels.
It’s not everyday an artist uses a Zoom meeting as inspiration for their art, and that is why Altschuler’s work is so relatable and quirky. She considers herself a storyteller in clay and porcelain, materials which she uses for sketching her day-to-day observations. Expect anything from cats to commentary on refugees. Altschuler’s art truly reflects life.
Joy Archer - Editor for Home Passions at Saga Exceptional.

Gerrit Rietveld Academie '82
Institute of Education '91 -PGCE Art and Design
Institute of Education '96- MA in Art and Design Education

2023 New Members Exhibition Contemporary Ceramics Centre
63 Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3BF
2022-2023 On exhibition at Objetd’Emotion, Marylebone -
2022 Winner 3D prize at Wales Contemporary & @OxoGallery
2022 At the Decorative Art Fair with Ruup&Form. Oct
Solstice Group Exhibition, The Sanctuary Gallery Nov
Wells Art Contemporary art installation. Refugee plates,
2021 Selected member of the Craft Potters Association
Selected for the Royal Academy Summer exhibition.
Exhibiting at Silson Contemporary Art, Harrogate
‘Figurative Art Now’, Mall Galleries, FBA, online exhibition
Winner of the Response to Lockdown London Potters
I have exhibited in London at Holland Park, The Tricycle Theatre Gallery and Lauderdale House. My silk screen prints and ceramics are in collections in the UK, Europe, South Africa and Japan.