Showing posts with label Barnsley Museums. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barnsley Museums. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 August 2020

WORKSHOPS - Cannon Hall, Barnsley

As part of Barnsley Museums 'Cracking Ceramics', I have spent the last couple of days at Cannon Hall in Barnsley running very popular drop in workshops. 

 

Tuesday, 21 August 2018

WORKSHOPS - Clay Inventions at Worsbrough Mill

A busy workshop today at Worsbrough Mill as part of Barnsley Museums Cracking Ceramics! project. 




Tuesday, 7 August 2018

WORKHOP - William DeMorgan Inspired Land Art

What a great day! Barnsley Museums invited Land artist Mim Robson and myself to run a special one day project in the grounds of Cannon Hall. We worked with the public to create a piece inspired by the ceramics of William DeMorgan. The final ambitious work was created using natural objects foraged from the grounds along with added freshly created ceramic flourishes. There were plenty of visitors around to help create the work… this was my first foray into creating this kind of land art and I thoroughly enjoyed myself. It was also very lovely to work with Mim on this project. Thanks to Barnsley Museums for bringing us together for this fun one day project.


 
 


Wednesday, 14 February 2018

WORKSHOP - Cannon Hall

A great couple of days running clay workshops for Barnsley Museums. Two beautiful days in two beautiful rooms at Cannon Hall, amazing building and grounds. The theme of the workshops was based around fairy houses and faeries inspired by fairyland, an area within the grounds of Cannon Hall.







Thursday, 4 January 2018

NEWS - Cracking Ceramics at Cannon Hall

I've been approached by Barnsley Museums to run a series of Clay Workshops over eight days around the Cracking Ceramics! project which they have secured external funding for. This is a 2 year project and to start with I'll be running some family drop in workshops at Cannon Hall around the theme of fairyland.