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Category: Makers
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Our plates in local restaurant
You can now see plates made in collaboration by coop co-founders Anna and Tatiana in the local park cafe Festa sul prato in Folkstone Gardens, New Cross. We are pleased to be delivering the last part of this commission, and it is a great pleasure to see our wares in use in our neighbourhood, and just a few minutes away from the cooperative studio.
Great thanks to restaurateur Martin Hoenle, and Festa team.
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Miyu Kurihara at Tent London and Ceramics in the City
Come and see work by Miyu Kurihara at Tent London and Ceramics in the City. We love Miyu’s practice and proud to have her as a studio resident. Ceramics in the City is a great opportunity to buy work and you would not regret having one of the beautiful hand-decorated pieces
Miyu Kurihara is a Japanese artist who makes hand-painted ceramics. All pieces are made by hand and individually drawn with intricate detail. Miyu learned brush techniques and textile design in Japan and London, and has incorporated these skills into her work with ceramic materials.The design of the ceramics is inspired by both Japanese kimono and blue and white porcelain designs.
Web: www.miyukurihara.com
– Ceramics in the city 2017
Venue:The Geffrye Museum136 Kingsland Road, Hoxton, London E2 8EA21 September 6 – 8.30pm (open evening),
22 September – 24 September 10am – 5pm– TENT London
Venue:Old Truman Brewery26 Hanbury Street, London, E1 6QR
Open:21 September 10am-7pm22 September 10am-7pm23 September 11am-6pm24 September 11am-6pm -
Friday Late at Victoria and Albert Museum – Hack. Make. Create – Free workshop
Hack. Make. Create – 28 July 2017
We will be running a clay workshop at Victoria and Albert Museum on 28 July 2017 at the Art Studio in Sackler Centre for arts education.
Join us to make collectively, explore other fantastic maker-spaces, and see ceramics made in the studio by the team of our resident artists.
Check the full programme for the day here.
More than the hobbyists’ pursuit, maker communities are disrupting manufacturing. Shared spaces offer a new amalgam of craft, industry and technology, where both tools and knowledge are pooled. Join London’s maker spaces to resist mass production and uncover how hacked machines and open source design are changing the way we make and live. Explore production process and question whether this a sustainable movement?
Friday Late is FREE and drop in
Last Friday in every month (except May & December)
18.30-22.00All events are free and places are designated on a first-come, first-served basis, unless stated otherwise. Filming and photography will take place throughout the evening.
Please note, if the Museum reaches capacity we will allow access on a one-in, one-out basis.
#FridayLate
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Arse Vase – HIV charity project
We are very happy to share that Fredrik Andersson aka FreddeLanka have joined a group of resident artists at Ceramics Studio Co-op, and working very hard on the new commissions.
One of them is inspiring and funny project with Wieden+Kennedy, the Arse Vase that is started to raise some much-needed money and awareness for Positive East, an east London charity who provide support for those affected by HIV. Check out ArseVase website, it will make a perfect present.
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Tristan Lathey’s Snowdog now on display in Newcastle Upon Tyne
Congratulations to ceramics artist Tristan Lathey on the opening of his piece which is a part of the Great North Snowdog Trail on behalf of St Oswalds Hospice. It will be on display in West Jesmond, Newcastle Upon Tyne until the end of November.
Inspired by legendary New York Latin-soul musician, Joe Bataan, with a simple message ‘It’s your thing’. The artist wanted to create the unescapable vibrancy and individualism that Bataan’s music makes him feel. This Snowdog is a showman!
Tirstan Lathey have been making work in Ceramics Studio Co-op since September 2014.
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Independent Ceramics Market 5/12/15
Ceramics Studio Co-op and makers working in the studio are participating in the Independent Ceramics Market in Stoke Newington! The Independent Ceramic Market is a celebration of London’s independent ceramacists, and DIY potters. Pop by to see our ceramics stall with selection of works by:
Ernesto Torres
Art Jewellery by Chuly Lee
Lillagunilla by Erica Fransson
Gatopollo by Lenka Kalafutova
Oyana Ceramics by Guillermo Justel
Vi Ceramics by Virginia BallistreriSpecial range or basic wares by Ceramics Coop.
Stalls by Tristan Lathey, Anna Baskakova and Happy Laika.
Address: Abney Hall, 73A Stoke Newington Church St, London N16 0AS
* 0pen from 11am –6pm
* Free entry
* Indoors
* Café manned by YOLK
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Open Studios and Winter Sale
12-13 December 2015
Saturday 4-8pm | Sunday 12-5pmCERAMICS SALE / POTTERY DEMONSTRATIONS / ART EXHIBITION / MULLED WINE / RECYCLING PROJECTs / CO-OPERATIVE PEOPLE!
Anna Baskakova
Anne Issakson
Ariadne Arendt
Ernesto Torres
Margita Yankova
Jenna Lister
Tristan Lathey
Tatiana Baskakova
Art Jewellery by Chuly Lee
Lillagunilla by Erica Fransson
Gatopollo by Lenka Kalafutova
Oyana Ceramics by Guillermo Justel
Vi Ceramics by Virginia BallistreriSpecial projects by Ceramics Coop: pottery recycling project and our Bowls for Books range.
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Ernesto Torres: Dissenting Room
DISSENTING ROOM 12/11-15/11
Ernesto Torres presents
Dissenting Room
12-15 November 10-6pm
hARTs Lane Studios
PV Thursday 12 November, 6-9pmCoinciding with simultaneous events occurring in London remembering the fifth anniversary of the students’ anti-fees protests, Dissenting Room is a space for expression, discussion and opinion.
Over the last years, Europe has seen turmoil in society with protests and demonstrations against social, political and economical affairs. Masses of refugees come from the Middle East escaping war just to be stopped by a barbed wire, while seven years of cuts and austerity has encouraged the creation of social movements and waves of people trying to change their countries’ political climates and protect social rights.
Ernesto’s works addresses these socio-political issues along with religious topics as well as larger legacies of memory and identity such as diaspora, globalisation and other forms of cultural integration.
Drawing upon traditional craft techniques, Ernesto’s practice is an expanded practice based on the principle of site-specific installation and sculpture, combining ceramics and mixed media.
Working with the idea of traditional tiling, some of his work has strong references to pop art, activist culture and iconography whereas other pieces portray a much more abstract and transcendental message, becoming a cross section of statements.
For more information please contact info@ernesto-torres.com or Ernesto Torres on 07841634819.
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Our Ceramics Stall at Deptford Heritage Festival
Join us to celebrate history of our local area at Deptford Hertiage Festival!
Ceramics Studio Co-op is glad to announce we would hold a ceramics market stall at Deptford High Street on Bank Holiday 3-4 May among many other local talents and inspiring crafts people! Come and see our finest and latest ceramics produce fresh from studio kilns! The street would be closed for pedestrians, and our pieces would be available for sale!
Here is the quote from festival press release:
We will transform Deptford’s High Street and surrounding historical buildings and areas into a wonderful International festival to showcase our proud History and Heritage.
By zoning areas into a “Village” zone with Classical Music, This will also include what we hope will be the UK’s number one new platform for inspiring Poets both published and new wave.
There will be a separate “Chill out” Blues and Jazz zone, a Performance and a World music stage.
On Monday 4th May we have a giant Street Party on the foreshore, where children will have the opportunity to dress as pirates, whilst building miniature Ships to reflect the Royal Dockyard’s 500 years of Global ship building history.
There will also be a food festival reflecting the 127 cultural groups that call this part of London home.
Another event will be Historical re-enactments with a twist such as on Monday 4th May the Battle of Deptford Bridge and Deptford Broadway with 2000 performers including 12 choirs.
Find our more about the festival at the festival’s web page, or follow insightful historical updates via twitter @Deptfordhf
Join the Parade to celebrate history of Deptford and surrounding areas and remember Kath Duncan and the Civil Rights that she won for us all and the Battles of Deptford Bridge and other important struggles.
We hope to see you there of the 3-4 May!
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Makers in the Studio
This is a short overview of the work that has been produced by artists and makers currently working in the studio. We are very proud to work with people displaying such a variety of creative talent and dedication to ceramic media. It may not be the full presentation of what it going in the studio, and it is just in start in terms of where are we going in terms of the experiment, but we want to give you a change to see at least some results of artist’s effort.
Some work that is presented below can be functional pieces and few of the things can be bought via artist’s personal Etsy shops. Although if you want to enquire about commissions or get in touch with artists – do not hesitate to contact the studio and we would be happy to help.
Tristan Lathey 
Tristan Lathey 
Tristan Lathey 
by Virginia Balistreri 
Virginia Balistreri – ViCeramics 
Oyana ceramics (by Guillermo Justel) 
Cosmin Ciofirdel’s bowls 
by Lenka Kalafutova (Gatopollo) 
Anna Baskakova’s terracotta serving bowl 
Anna Baskakova’s terracotta serving bowl 
by Amy Worrall 
Ariadne Arendt – Mourrka 
Tatiana Baskakova’s Dekabrist 
Tatiana Baskakova – Every Day is May Day 
CeramicsCoop decorations
