Welcome - This is a Social Enterprise Business It aims to help potters and ceramic artists to become better known, to sell their work, to fill their courses and to provide a window into this fantastic world of 3D art!

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Work for Sale
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Ed Bentley

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Linda Southwell

Upcoming events
Keramik at Contemporary Ceramics Centre 6th - 29th October 2016 Group show of German potters in London
2016 - OCTOBER FOCUS - Sutton Taylor, Matt Horne & Chiu-I Wu at Bevere Gallery 1st October to 1st November, 2016 New work from Sutton Taylor, Matt Horne & Chiu-I Wu
Richard Batterham: A Life in Pots at Contemporary Applied Arts 5th October to 5th November, 2016 A retrospective celebrating the work of Richard Batterham marking his 80th year.
Boxes at the Box Gallery at Rope Walk Gallery 1st - 30th October 2016 New work from David Wright

Recently added Courses

Adult Summer Pottery Course with Mohamed Hamid - 29th August to 2nd September, 2016
Hand building, throwing and decorating techniques! (previous week Fully booked!)
Wobage: WHEEL-THROWING Taster, Beginners Jeremy Steward - 18th September 2016 to 2nd September, 2016
Taster course: Sunday 18th September 2016 from 10.30am - 1.30pm
Wobage: 2-day - Wheel-Throwing Stoneware, Beginners - 5th - 6th December 2016
This intensive 2 day course is aimed specifically at beginners who have done little or no wheel-throwing before.
Wood and Ash - Steve Booton in France - 28th May to 4th June, 2016
This course is designed to appeal to makers who want to improve their throwing skills with intensive throwing sessions

Greystoke Arts Festival 28 April to 9 May 2011

The exhibition showcased the work of some of the best Cumbrian Ceramic Artists at Greystoke church in Cumbria, UK. There was also a potters market and an open bowl event. There was work by Alvin Irving and many other well known Cumbrian Potters. I have been sent a link to a visual tour of the exhibition which i enjoyed and you may also:

The teapot below is similar to one of Alvins which was on display:

Ceramics by Alvin F. Irving at Studiopottery.co.uk -

Posted on May 10 2011 under Event Reviews.