Our team
British Ceramics Biennial is run by a small but committed team of staff, freelancers and associate artists and, for the festival delivery, is a fantastic cohort of volunteers.
Visit the Join Us page for all current vacancies.
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Iain Cartwright
Executive Director
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Nicola Patel
Head of Marketing
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Rhiannon Ewing James
Creative Producer
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Joanne Mills
Resident Artist and Studio Programme Manager
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Natalie Armitage
Education Programme Manager
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Dena Bagi
Health & Community Associate Researcher
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Gabriella Rhodes
Marketing & Communications Assistant and Associate Artist
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Sarah Fraser
Studio and Health Programme Associate Artist
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Helen Felcey
Associate Artist, Researcher and Fresh Panel Chair
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Peter Jones
Associate Artist and Operations Manager
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Alice Thatcher
Health and Studio Programmes Associate Artist
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Joanna Dawidowska
Associate Artist
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British Ceramics Biennial embraces the heritage of the Potteries as the home of British ceramics. We stimulate creativity and innovation across our programmes –…
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Equality and Diversity
We recognise that there is an under-representation of diversity in the ceramics sector and acknowledge that as an organisation we share responsibility in addressing…
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Patrons & trustees
The BCB is primarily supported by The Clay Foundation (TCF), a registered charity set up by a group of trustees and patrons. In February…
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Contact
British Ceramics Biennial Staffordshire University Faculty of Arts Media and Design College Road Stoke-on-Trent ST4 2DE T: +44 (0)1782 294634 (Please note there is…
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Opportunities
Job Vacancies BCB advertises all its employment opportunities – both salaried roles within the BCB team and commissioned or associate artist, usually freelance roles….
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The Clay Foundation
The Clay Foundation (TCF) In February 2015, The Clay Foundation was established as a registered charity, with the express purpose to build on the…
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Our impact
British Ceramics Biennial makes a huge difference to Stoke-on-Trent, its residents, and to artists working in the field of ceramics. 60,000 people visited BCB…
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