The Wrens were a family of studio potters who lived and worked at the Oxshott Pottery, Surrey from 1920 to 1978. Denise, Henry and their daughter Rosemary were at the forefront of the popular revival of studio pottery in c20th Britain. With objects from the Crafts Study Centre’s collections, loans from Kingston Heritage Service and Elmbridge Museum, as well as work from private collections, this exhibition reveals some of the Wrens’ alternative and surprisingly subversive pots, ideas and influences.
