Museum of Wales, Cardiff and Winchester Cathedral) 2012 – Curious, West Norwood Cemetery, UK 2010 – The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh 2006 – Galerie Marianne Heller, Heidelberg, Germany 2005 – Terra Keramik, Delft, Netherlands 2004 – Collect, Victoria & Albert Museum, London (juried individual exhibitor) 2002 – Egg, London 2001 – Contemporary Applied Arts, London 2000 – Anton Gallery, Washington DC, USA 1999 – Lynn Strover Gallery, Cambridge 1998 – Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh 1997 – Showcase Exhibition, Contemporary Applied Arts, London 1988 – Anton Gallery, Washington DC, USA 1987 – Anatol Orient, London 1987 – Crafts Council Showcase, Institute of Contemporary Art, London 1986 – Westminster Gallery, Boston, USA 1985 – Anatol Orient, London 1984 – Oxford Gallery, Oxford 1983 – Katharine House Gallery, Marlborough, UK Awards and grants 2011 – Grant for Quietus, Arts Council England 2011 – Finalist, International Triennial of Silicate Arts, Kecskemét, Hungary 2008 – Art Fund purchase of Monumental Jar V, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art from COLLECT at the Victoria & Albert Museum 2005 – Finalist, Hamlyn Award 2004 – European Achievement Award, World Crafts Council 2004 – Queen Elizabeth Scholarship 2003 – Finalist, World Ceramic Exposition, Seoul, Korea Selected public collections Crafts Council, London, UK Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Museum of Arts & Design Manhattan, New York City, USA British Council, UK Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam, Netherlands Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, Middlesbrough, UK National Museum of Wales, Wales, UK York City Art Gallery, York, UK Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK British Museum, London, UK Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art, Japan Kolumba Museum, Cologne, Germany References Aesthetica magazine: "Interview with Julian Stair on his new exhibition at MIMA", July 2012 External links Julian Stair 1955 births Alumni of the Royal College of Art English ceramicists English potters Living people Officers of the Order of the British Empire