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Stoke-on-Trent Tourismt. 01782 232817 e. [email protected]
www.visitstoke.co.uk
The British Ceramics Biennial:interactive, and family
friendly!
The British Ceramics Biennial returns to Stoke-on-Trent for a
third time this autumn -running from September 28th to November
10th.
Based primarily in the original Spode factory site in Stoke
Town, The PotteriesMuseum & Art Gallery, and AirSpace Gallery
in the City Centre, it is promising tooffer plenty of opportunities
to get creative and have fun with clay.
Best of all, all of the workshops and activity sessions are free
- and have beencarefully designed for families, young people and
adults with any level of experiencewith creativity or ceramics.
They will also give participants the chance to meet andmake with
ceramic artists.
Soheres the line-up at this years Festival to create new ideas,
make art and trytraditional ceramic techniques:
OCTOBER HALF TERM FAMILY WORKSHOPSDesigned for the whole family.
Expect walls made from clay, teapot spouts, bucketsof liquid clay
and sloppy ceramic glue!Original Spode Factory SiteWednesday 30
October Friday 1 NovemberTime: 1.00 3.00pmFree, no booking
required
BCB FAMILY WEEKENDERSMaking Quick with artist Susan Nemeth.
Timed drawing, clay sausages andsculpting.
Original Spode Factory SiteSaturday 28th and Sunday 29th
SeptemberTime: 1.00 3.00pmFree, no booking required
BCB FAMILY WEEKENDERSExtruding Pasts with artist Matthew Raw.
Use clay guns to tell us your clay stories.Original Spode Factory
SiteSaturday 9 & Sunday10 NovemberTime: 1.00 3.00pmFree, no
booking required
During the weekend of September 28th/29th and November 9th/10th
the original Spodesite will be buzzing with activityincluding
special watch and help sessions in aninteractive laboratory.
THE WALLStretching across the China Hall on the original Spode
Factory Site, The Wall willprovide dramatic display space for
incoming projects, temporary installations andoutcomes from the BCB
Laboratory. A wet clay interactive section will also give
allvisitors to the BCB the chance to get clay under their
fingernails and leave their markon the wall.
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