Ceramics Studio Co-op

Ceramics studio and workshop in London, UK

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  • Solanne Bernard’s art project

    We had a fabulously busy September in the studio, especially on the side of Firing Service. We had a pleasure to work on the Solanne Bernard‘s new sculpture that is on show in October as a part of the Factory Project, produced by Thorp Stavri.

    It was a challenging project with a lot of learning and research, re-firings and adjustments of glaze, temperatures. What a beautiful challenge!

    A photograph of a ceramics sculpture by Solanne Bernard. The top of the piece consists of 3 vertically stacked aubergine colour-glazed urchin shapes, and the base is a rectangular- green tiled piece with breast-shaped specked white sculptures that have silicone tentacles wrapped around them in the middle space. The room where the sculpture is situated is lit with sunlight and there are other suclptures on the background.
    Solanne Bernard, 2021

  • Sculptures by Esther Neslen

    We have been firing more work Esther Neslen’s collaborative work

    These pieces were produced by school and nursery children under skilful supervision by artist Esther. Here they are downstairs ready to be taken away for assembling. 2 out of 10 human-size persons. Brilliant and challenging project!

    Check out more Esther Neslen’s work here www.estherneslen.co.uk

  • Nucleations: Laid of the Gravid

    Nucleations: Laid of the Gravid

    PV: Thu 10 May 2018 | 6-9PM.

    OPEN: FRI 11 – 12-8PM | SAT 12 – SUN 13 – 12-6PM.

    ARTISTS: Rhiane Aurielle & Grace Emily Manning

    Sculpture, 2D and moving image work
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    PV Thursday 10th May 6-9pm
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    Art Hub Gallery
    5-9 Creekside Deptford
    SE8 4SA

    Some of the work on show had been fired in Ceramics Studio Co-op, with help of our firing technicians. Contact us if you would like to know more about using our kilns.

     

     

  • 500 pots for Selfridges pottery window display

    Have you seen Sefridges window display with wonderful hand thrown pots made by South London artist Gareth Thomas? We have been busy in February-March helping him to fire them, and deliver the project in time. Here are some pictures! You can see more work by Gareth on his instagram.

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