Bowl Forms

A new range of bowls have been made and exhibited over the summer. Made from limecrete , they are suitable for outdoors and have a variety of bases of recycled wood. each one is unique and has an eroded, textured surface, which reminds you of volcanic rock or weathered...

Caol Ruadh Opening

Caol Ruadh, the Scottish Sculpture Park at Colintraive, PA22 3AR, near Dunoon on the west coast has just opened with a large selection of contemporary sculpture by artists living and working in Scotland. see www.scottishsculpturepark.com for details of all artists work...

3 Sculptors in the Garden at 3 Harbours Festival

Jenny Pope, Ettie Spencer and Richard Webb are having an exhibition in the gardens of Cockenzie House as Part of the 3 Harbours Festival which is open from 2nd June to 10th June see 3 Harbours Festival for more info. Jenny’s piece is called ‘vessels for helka’...

New Bowls for the Garden

The new limecrete bowls Jenny has been making are now ready for gardens, they are made of limecrete and mixed aggregate, and have recycled wooden plinths.Please contact to find out more.

Jewellery

Jenny makes a range of porcelain and silver jewellery. New range of necklaces with beads have just been made. Work can be bought from Concrete Wardrobe in Edinburgh or from the Bevere Gallery in Worcester, where there is also an online shop.

Porcelain

Jenny makes individually made porcelain objects related to bones and beachcombing. She started them as models for larger forms and liked them in their own right, so has now made several hundred, displaed as collections and installations.

Concrete

Eco friendly concrete using limecrete and recycled aggregate. Jenny has been researching and experimenting with different types of concrete to produce larger pieces of work, that are less environmentally damaging than regular concrete. This work is designed for gardens and...

"Jenny is a visual artist based in Edinburgh"

Making ceramic and concrete sculptures and also running classes.

Jenny

Jenny is a visual artist working mainly with ceramics with mixed additives and now also exploring concrete. She produce a range of work from small delicate objects to large organic pieces.

Exhibitions

Jenny has had work at number of exhibitions during 2012, including Threave Gardens, a National Trust garden near Castle Douglas , and Caol Ruadh, Scottish Sculpture Park, nr Dunoon.

see www.nts.org.uk and www.scottishsculpturepark.com for details

She has shown work at the Pittenweem Arts Festival , at the National Trust Gardens at Kellie Castle.

www.pittenweemartsfestival.co.uk and www.nts.org.uk/Property/Kellie-Castle-Garden

Classes

Sculptural Ceramics

Tuesday evenings, 6.30-9pm, 6 weeks, £140

29 January to 5 March 2013 at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop

A 6 week course looking at contemporary sculptural ceramics to inspire students to make hand built pieces using slab building, coiling and pinch pots.

To book: please visit ESW website see here

She also runs art and ceramic workshops for community groups, including Artlink Central and Art in Healthcare.

Multi Media Bar

I have been busy in my studio recently, working on a number of new forms, using...

Limecrete and recycled aggregate make up this 2m long sculpture of the outline of an oak...

A new range of bowls have been made and exhibited over the summer. Made from limecrete ,...

I am one of the artists who has been selected for the Fabric of the Land exhibition which...

Exhibition at Kellie Castle Garden, Fife

As part of the Pittenweem Arts Festival I have some sculptures in the walled garden and...

Caol Ruadh, the Scottish Sculpture Park at Colintraive, PA22 3AR, near Dunoon on the west...

Jenny Pope, Ettie Spencer and Richard Webb are having an exhibition in the gardens of...

Leaf Signature – Fabric Formed Concrete work in progress

I have been experimenting with Fabric Formed Concrete as a way of producing pieces and...

Jenny has been busy in the studio producing a number of large limecrete sculptures ready...

The new limecrete bowls Jenny has been making are now ready for gardens, they are made of...