Charlotte Hodes’ ceramic work is informed and inspired by the tradition of domestic everyday-ware and the manner in which it brought high art into the homes of a growing middle class. Her use of the ‘ready-made’ ware immediately locates the...
This exhibition showcases over 10 years of ceramic work by Hodes within the Bowes Ceramic Galleries. Hodes ceramics utilize archetypal vessel forms and everyday tableware that she treats as her ‘canvas’ to build up rich and complex surfaces through a...
A body of Hodes’ work ranging from prints, ceramics as well as vessels made during her residency at The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, USA in 2016 was the focus of this group exhibition at Gavagan Art, Yorkshire UK.
For this volume on poetry and print, poet Deryn Rees-Jones writes about her collaboration with Charlotte Hodes. Perpetual Night is a group of 36 ceramic plates and fragments that bear the text of Rees-Jones’ poem in and around hand-cut screen...
Edward Thomas at Arras: A Response in Word and Image by Deryn Rees-Jones and Charlotte Hodes, is a chapter in the new book, Edward Thomas’s Roads from Arras, edited by Andrew McKeown and Adrian Grafe, published by Cambridge Scholars. Rees-Jones...
In an interview with Faculti, an international academic platform, Charlotte Hodes talks about her recent project Dressed in Pattern.https://faculti.net/dressed-in-pattern/ Dressed in Pattern 2014-2016 was the outcome of research made into the Spode ceramic factory’s archive...
Two monumental, intricate papercuts, Pedestal #1 & Pedestal #2 recently acquired on long-term loan by The British Academy, have been installed in their Mall Room, Carlton House Terrace, London. These are in addition to two paintings by Hodes, made in...
New Hall Art Collection have acquired three of Charlotte Hodes’ ceramic vases for their Collection. Earlier artworks by Hodes in the Collection include a large oil painting, Constellations 1992, and a drawing made in 1990. The New Hall Art Collection...
Ferrin Contemporary featured a group of Hodes ceramic plates at the New York Ceramics and Glass Fair.