St Jude’s | The Art of Collaboration, June, 2025

Terry Shone lives and works in Whitby, North Yorkshire. After training in ceramics and sculpture at Leeds Arts University and Goldsmiths’ College, London, he was awarded a Rockefeller research fellowship at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Jill Fanshawe Kato (b.1943) studied painting at Chelsea School of Art and pottery at the school of Yosei Itaka and at the Musoan Karatsu Pottery School in Japan. She established her studio in North London in 1977 and has exhibited internationally, especially in Japan and the UK.

Katrin Moye is a Nottinghamshire-based ceramicist whose work draws on historic ceramic forms and incorporates contemporary political and cultural commentaries in an often-humorous way. She illustrates parallels between contemporary life and their equivalents in social history with her hand painted, wheel thrown and handbuilt ceramics. Her intricately decorated versions of recognizable shapes from European ceramic antiquity explore themes such as the menopause, classic literature, cod Latin, slang words and dirty jokes. These sometimes rather cheeky contemporary vessels are made within the context of European decorated earthenware, focusing in particular on the styles of Italian Renaissance Maiolica and Dutch and English Delftware. She has work in public and private collections worldwide.