Claire Medcalf posted a link on 18 February 2009 - 5:36pm.
'Taking up hobbies such as quilting, pottery and even playing computer games in later life may substantially cut the risk of dementia, a new study suggests.'
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Graham Hay posted a video on 1 July 2019 - 6:01am.
 | Short video Student WorksA quick 1.20 minute video of a random selection of students and works |
Art in the Park posted a Document on 14 March 2011 - 1:24pm.
This is our 2011 Course Schedule featuring a wide range of courses from sculpting, wood-carving, life drawing, pottery to crafting jewellery or home decor using pewter.
Special BRING-A-FRIEND Offer: A 10% discount is applicable for 2 or more bookings made on the same course. Discount is also available on multiple bookings across different courses. Please let us know via the 'Additional info' on the booking form or via email.
Bookings need to be made on our website for this offer to apply.
The Talking Shop... posted a video on 22 March 2010 - 1:33am.
 | Alex Shimwell Professional Potter Talking Shop ClassesAs part of the Transformation Fund Learning Revolution, The Talking Shop Project was formed by Staffordshire University Faculty of Art Media & Design. The Talking Shop Project wanted to reach people in unusal ways and settings, so we enlisted a group of local artists to deliver their skills to the community, allowing ordinary folk the chance to do something different and creative. Alex has been teaching the community to throw a pot. Using a potter's wheel in this video, he shows us how to make a pot using traditional techniques. For more info please go to www.thetalkingshop.net |
linda styles posted a link on 13 June 2009 - 8:28am.
Regularly updated blogspot mainly to do with my ceramic practice but also encompassing musings on past, present and upcoming subversive projects
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