Here is a different set on objects from my vast ceramics collection bought from a thrift store just down the road so tempting to pop in a see what pottery was being tossed out. Like items from a bygone era, vintage tea knives and egg holders, a feast of vintage delights.

Depicting many delicious objects in my studio, carefully selected, arranged and captured. I am a collector, a categoriser, I love to bring groups of object together and see them en masse.

St. Pio for Tea

Frances-Ann Norton

Inks on Cartridge
2023

Frances-Ann Norton

I am an interdisciplinary artist with a practice which uses creative writing in poetry, and the visual arts in painting, textiles and sculptural ceramics. I apprenticed for five years in North Carolina with studio Potter Bill Stewart. I have been a creative practitioner for thirty years. Some of the themes my visual arts include Medieval iconography, narrative, Feminism, imagination and spirituality. My creative output has led to craft shows, commissions, residencies, competitions and exhibitions in the UK and internationally. These have been group and solo shows from London to Korea, the US to Tbilisi, Persia to the Netherlands. I maintain an artist studio in pop up spaces locally in Leeds which allows me time for serious-play with words images images.

Frances-Ann Norton She lives in Leeds UK where she is course leader of MA Creative Practice at Leeds Arts University, teaching aspiring creative practitioners. Her work deals with autoethnographic folk narrative, Franciscan spirituality, magic realism, and reflections on being an artist/writer in Bronte’s Yorkshire. She has developed a poetry practice over the past eight years. Given readings at Ilkley Literature Festival and Kendal Poetry Festival. Was nominated for ‘Best web poem’ at Sundress Publishing. She is published in Collect Arts, Bloom Zine in Canada, Unfamiliars Zine in London, Flux Review Magazine in Leeds, Dwelltime Blog in Halifax, HAUS A REST - Artist and Writers ZINE and Cista Arts Chapbook #3 & #5. 

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