Ceramics coop has an instagram account where we sometimes share the news and studio-based practices that inspire us. The best of student and artist work.
Our Instagram handle is @ceramicscoop and hashtag is #ceramicscoop
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Summer Opening Hours
Our team is going to work part-time in the summer months of August and September. For us this is the time to see our families, travel and focus on studio practice. We are an artist-run and cooperatively run studio and this time is valued and prime for our professional development.
Our office hours from 1st August – 15th September are going to be Tuesday-Thursdays 10am – 5pm.
Our regular opening hours for those keen to collect their pieces and bring work over for firing service are Wednesdays 4-7pm.
We are also open whole day on the 29 July 10am – 1pm and 2pm – 7pm
Please contact us by phone or via email to make an appointment.
We wish you all great summer time and look forward to our full time return in autumn!
Your ceramics coop team
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July Drop-in Sessions
PEOPLE’S POTTERY DROP-IN SESSIONS
Tuesday evenings 6:30 – 9pm
Thursday mornings 10am – 1pmDue to high demand from committed makers we are planning several special drop-in sessions in July to finish off this summer. Join us to continue or complete your projects or try making pottery first time.
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Antiuniversity Now: Co-opoly game night
Together with AltGen and as a part of Antiuniversity Now programme of events we are inviting you join us at Ivy House, a co-operative pub at Nunhead to learn together how to play Co-opoly: The Game of Cooperatives. We hope to have several groups playing the game at the same time.
Time/Date: 11 June, 5pm
Address: The Ivy House, 40 Stuart Rd, London SE15 3BE
Cost: Free
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Video: Cultural Cooperatives visiting Ceramics Studio Co-op
Cultural Cooperatives Visiting Ceramics Studio Co-op from Cultural Coops on Vimeo.
Work in the cultural sector is often precarious, exploitative and individualized – but what are the alternatives?
Watch our visit to Ceramics Studio Coop and see how worker cooperatives in the cultural industries can challenge the way we work and create. It’s the first in a series of videos introducing cultural co-ops and exploring the politics of co-ops in the cultural sector.
Follow us on Twitter @culturalcoops to find out when we launch cultural.coop, a website to collect resources about the co-operative model and to encourage collaboration and solidarity among cultural co-ops.
Let’s open up the conversation about the struggles faced by cultural workers and share our stories of resistance.
Interviews: Marisol Sandoval – lecturer at City University London researching the politics of cultural co-ops
Video: Blake House Filmmakers Co-op
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Anne Issakson – No (More) 22 – 24 April
Anne Issakson, one of the artists making her work in the Ceramics Studio Co-op is opening her show titled No (More) for 22 April – 24 April 2016 at Oxo Tower Wharf.
An exhibition exploring a meeting between the minds of granddaughter, Anne Isaksson, and her late grandmother.
Both artists, the duo will be represented in unique ways, the grandmother by her clothing and granddaughter by a set of ceramic bowls.
This project was set out by both in end of life conversations and moulded from a vessel that was passed on from one to the other.
The ceramic bowls represent values and themes they both worked with, to look outside their own circle to something shared.
Anne Isaksson was born 1972 in Goteborg, Sweden. Graduated from London School of Economics 1998 (BA Geography) and from University of East London 2014 (MA Fine Art) where she studied under Grenville Davey.
Anne has worked with social media and was part of setting up one of the first Avatar communities in 2000. She also has a degree in Architecture (BSc Architecture) from Royal School of Technology, Stockholm and University of East London, 2010. While being active in these other areas she has always been working on her own paintings and sculptures and attended many years of life drawing classes at Prince’s Drawing School. Throughout there has been a desire to work as an artist. Since 2012 Anne Isaksson has been working full time producing her own work.
Address:
Oxo Tower Wharf
Bargehouse Street
South Bank
London SE1 9PHOpening hours:
22 April – 24 April 2016
11am-6pmFor more information or to RSVP please email mail@anneisaksson.com
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Collaboration with Blake House and Cultural Cooperatives
We are pleased to announce a collaboration with Cultural Co-operatives and Blake House Filmmakers Co-operative.
Together we working on a video about the ceramics studio. To find out more and follow the development of cultural coops and our collaboration follow Cultural Coops on Twitter @CulturalCoops
cultural.coop website is due to launch soon, and it would be the space where resources about the cooperative model are collected. It aims to encourage collaboration and solidarity among cultural co-ops. Ceramics Studio Co-op team is happy to support the project and be the subject of the fist video interview.
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Co-op News: Prizewinning ceramic co-op fires up its new ‘Big’ kiln
A worker co-op ceramics studio in South East London is celebrating the successful firing up of its new kiln, part funded by its success in the Young Co-operators’ Prize last year.
AltGen and Co-operatives UK named Ceramics Studio Co-op as one of its five prizewinners in April 2015. The co-op received £2,000 in funding to develop its business as well as mentoring support and business advice.
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Artists’ Union England Informal Meet-up
31 January, 2-4 pm
All artists are invited to attend an informal Artists’ Union England meet-up hosted at the Ceramics Studio Co-op on Sunday 31 January. Bring snacks to share!
Artists’ Union England is a new professional trade union for professional visual and applied artists.
More information about AUE and membership at www.artistsunionengland.org.uk
You can RSVP share event and ask for more details via facebook.
