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Free Creative Workshops @ The Wedgwood Institute....FUN!
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December 12, 2009 from 10am to 4pm – Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
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Come hither ye all! Vicky Shaw & Gwen Heeney, winners of the Built Environment Award as part of the British Ceramics Biennial will be at the Pooteries Museum from 10am - 4.30pm Sat 13 Dec. Drop-in and meet them, and learn from them about experimenti…
FREE workshop at Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
December 12, 2009 from 10am to 4pm
Gwen Heeney and Vicky Shaw are running a drop in workshop at the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery on Saturday 12 December and would love you to come along and join in.
Gwen and Vicky have just received one of the three Built Environment awards from t…
Stories about India at Roslyn Works
November 28, 2009 from 12pm to 2:30pm
Earthen Vessels is an exhibition of the work of four Indian pottery families located in the villages of Khavda and Lodai in northern Kachchh in the State of Gujarat, India.
On Saturday 28 November at 12 noon and 2pm Maham Anjum, researcher and desi…
Selling Out Weekend at Emma Bridgewater, Roslyn Works and venues in Burslem
November 28, 2009 at 10pm to November 29, 2009 at 5pm
Last chance to see many of the British Ceramics Biennial exhibitions and to buy and take away pieces from the Fresh exhibition and Earthen Vessels with 20% off waterpots!
If you’ve enjoyed Steve Dixon’s flower trail in the Gladstone Museum here’s your chance to get involved in a flower trail across the City!
Local artist Kevin Millward and flower makers from Gladstone Museum will be demonstrating their skills across Stoke-on-Trent – and they’re inviting you to join in. Learn to throw a flower pot with Kevin and make bone china flowers to plant inside. We will then put the pots, bursting with china flowers, in different public places across the City for you and your friends to discover. …In the green grocers? At the post office? On your bedroom windowsill so passers-by can see it…? Please give us your suggestions!
All workshops are free of charge. Just turn up and join in the fun.
Flower Trail workshops will be held 1-4pm at the following venues:
22nd October - Ford Green Hall
Ford Green Road, ST6 1NG - Tel. 01782 233195
24th October - Gladstone Museum
28th October - Gladstone Museum
4th November - Gladstone Museum
Uttoxeter Rd, ST3 1PQ - Tel. 01782 237 777
(admission charges apply)
7th November - Etruria Industrial Museum
Lower Bedford St, ST4 7 - Tel. 01782 233 144
(admission charges apply)
Local artist Kevin Millward and flower makers from Gladstone Museum will be demonstrating their skills across Stoke-on-Trent – and they’re inviting you to join in. Learn to throw a flower pot with Kevin and make bone china flowers to plant inside. We will then put the pots, bursting with china flowers, in different public places across the City for you and your friends to discover. …In the green grocers? At the post office? On your bedroom windowsill so passers-by can see it…? Please give us your suggestions!
All workshops are free of charge. Just turn up and join in the fun.
Flower Trail workshops will be held 1-4pm at the following venues:
22nd October - Ford Green Hall
Ford Green Road, ST6 1NG - Tel. 01782 233195
24th October - Gladstone Museum
28th October - Gladstone Museum
4th November - Gladstone Museum
Uttoxeter Rd, ST3 1PQ - Tel. 01782 237 777
(admission charges apply)
7th November - Etruria Industrial Museum
Lower Bedford St, ST4 7 - Tel. 01782 233 144
(admission charges apply)
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Ceramic City: Design in the Public Realm
Places still available on the conference. It's taking place at The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery on Friday 9 October with speakers including architect Ted Cullinan, Samantha Hardingham talking about Cedric Price, Francoise Schein from the Paris-based Association Inscrire, Lara Taves from Atelier Azulejaria, Rio de Janeiro, and exhibiting artists Stephen Dixon, Clare Twomey, Gwen Heeney and Vicky Shaw. And then on Saturday 10 October you join a tour the Biennial exhibitions. Anyone interested… Continue
Posted on September 9, 2009 at 10:33pm —
Marl Holes + China flowers
I'm just about to meet Angela Lee, the lovely manager of Gladstone Museum, which is on our doorstep here in Longton. I need to book some of the flower makers from the museum to run worskhops during the biennial.
Then onto AirSpace which will be the biennial venue for Neil Brownsword's work. Neil's event 'Marl Hole' will begin on Monday when he and 3x European artists from Holland, Finland & Norway, plus filmmaker from Manchester will be responding to the alien environment of Gorsty Guarry..… Continue
Then onto AirSpace which will be the biennial venue for Neil Brownsword's work. Neil's event 'Marl Hole' will begin on Monday when he and 3x European artists from Holland, Finland & Norway, plus filmmaker from Manchester will be responding to the alien environment of Gorsty Guarry..… Continue
Posted on August 19, 2009 at 1:50pm —
Volunteer Opportunities
Calling all local folk, students and ceramic enthusiasts: the British Ceramics Biennial needs you!
If you're interested in working in the arts, meeting artists, putting up exhibitions, helping run workshops or giving tours & talks, there are countless opportunities for you to get involved with the festival today.
Please don't hesitate to contact me at: rosie@britishceramicsbiennial.com directly and tell me about your interests, aspirations and what experiences you'd like to get out of the… Continue
If you're interested in working in the arts, meeting artists, putting up exhibitions, helping run workshops or giving tours & talks, there are countless opportunities for you to get involved with the festival today.
Please don't hesitate to contact me at: rosie@britishceramicsbiennial.com directly and tell me about your interests, aspirations and what experiences you'd like to get out of the… Continue
Posted on August 12, 2009 at 11:15am —
Artists into Industry get going!
Andrea Walsh and Heidi Parsons are 2 of the BCB Artists into Industry starting their residencies today. Both will be playing havock within the ceramics department of Staffordshire University! Check out their respective website if you're interested in seeing more of their work: www.andreawalsh.co.uk / www.heidiparsons.net
Specialising in combining bone china and glass, Andrea will continue her experiments with bone china in particular. She will also work with Wedgwood and draw inspiration from t… Continue
Specialising in combining bone china and glass, Andrea will continue her experiments with bone china in particular. She will also work with Wedgwood and draw inspiration from t… Continue
Posted on August 11, 2009 at 3:08pm —
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