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Open Studios and Ceramics Sale 9-10 December
Ceramics Co-op team and artists working in the studio warmly invite you to Winter Open Studios and mulled wine social.
On this day Ceramics Studio Co-op will be open with a yearly display of work and ceramics and publications sale. Come by to meet artists and makers based in the studio or local area. Join us for a cup of mulled vine and snacks. Get your very special festive presents!
Participating Artists & Makers
Andy Ingham
Clodagh Dunne
Jenna Lister
Ernesto Torres
Tessa Barber – Part Time Potter
and special display of publications by Ladette Space
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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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Elkin pop up shop displays Tristan Lathey’s work
Our team in Ceramics Coop is fascinated by the news that Tristan Lathey’s work will be on display in Greenwich at Elkin pop up shop. Check out what he’s been up to here.
Elkin pop up shop
36 Church street
Greenwich
SE10 9BL
We invite you to our luxury pop up at 36 Church street, Greenwich, SE10 9BL for five magical days from 28th October – 1st November, 9am – 7pm daily (next door the the delightful newly opened Champagne and Fromage).
In addition to Elkin London jewellery, we will be stocking a small selection of ‘elegantly evil’ designers- jewellery by momocreatura, Moxham, Tessa Metcalfe, Lunai and Tadam, ceramics by Rory Dobner and Tristan Lathey Ceramics, bags by Rianna Phillips, cushions and prints by Fanny Shorter, misfortune cookies by bonkers German company Pechkeks , and many more!
The perfect opportunity to pick up a decadent halloween treat/start your pre-xmas shopping while supporting independent and local designers. There will also be a 5 day pop up website for the duration of the shop at www.elkinhouse.com.
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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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Christmas Open Studios
Thank you all for coming despite its been so cold outside. Thank you for the warm atmosphere you brought to us though 2 days of visits. We hugely appreciate support to makers and the studio, and hope to see you all again in the next season or at a class!
Open Studios at Ceramics Studio Co-op 
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Ready to Ware ceramicists
Makers in Ceramics Studio Co-op studios are a part of
Ready to Ware pop-up show.
“The Ready to Ware exhibition brings together the work of 10 ceramicists who work in East London. From tea cups to planters, the exhibition will showcase a wide variety of work, both hand built and thrown. All work will be for sale, with prices starting from £7.”
20-23 November 2014
160 Columbia Road E2 7RG London
Please see facebook event for more information.
Virginia Balistreri getting ready to the show:
One of Oyana Ceramics self-watering plant pots waits to be bisque-fired.
