This exhibition shows a collection of stoneware and porcelain pieces on the theme of creatures associated with rituals, celebrations and significant dates in the old calendar: from personal commemorations of birthdays and zodiacs to wider communal festivals and beliefs. The work is accompanied by a collection of framed relief prints and a booklet of ten poems on the same theme, written and illustrated by the artist.

Many of the events in our calendar have their roots in folklore, ancient superstitions and pre-industrial observations of the natural world. Their origins may be lost to us, but they are with us still, absorbed into modern culture, re-worked and misrepresented, living on in distorted and ambiguous form. Others have fallen into obscurity and are barely remembered at all.