We are a Manchester-based collective delivering educational workshops in clay and ceramic arts. We tailor creative and practical workshops to facilitate in schools and in the community, alongside our weekly drop-in sessions for all ages and abilities.
We also facilitate recreational workshops such as hen-parties, kids pottery parties, and corporate events. Workshops can result in a clay creation for participants to take home, a permanent collaborative ceramic artwork to display at the school or centre, or a temporary large-scale clay environment.
Our clay workshops are great fun, and give a sense of personal satisfaction to our participants. Come and try it for yourself at one of weekly drop-in sessions . Feel free to get in touch for more information, and have a look at some of our example workshops for ideas.
clayokuk@yahoo.co.uk
We also facilitate recreational workshops such as hen-parties, kids pottery parties, and corporate events. Workshops can result in a clay creation for participants to take home, a permanent collaborative ceramic artwork to display at the school or centre, or a temporary large-scale clay environment.
Our clay workshops are great fun, and give a sense of personal satisfaction to our participants. Come and try it for yourself at one of weekly drop-in sessions . Feel free to get in touch for more information, and have a look at some of our example workshops for ideas.
clayokuk@yahoo.co.uk
PASCAL NICHOLS
is a ceramic artist and qualified teacher of ceramics with 6 years experience of working with people of all ages and abilities both in formal and informal education settings. Pascal completed a Ceramics degree at Staffordshire in 2004 and gained his PGCE in Art and Design in 2010. He has exhibited sculpture and sound art internationally, most recently at Documenta 13 in Kassel, Germany and Neuer Saarbrücker Kunstverein.
Pascal is dedicated to sharing his passion for clay with others, as a way of exploring ideas and developing understanding through making, connecting with others, and promoting health and wellbeing.
is a ceramic artist and qualified teacher of ceramics with 6 years experience of working with people of all ages and abilities both in formal and informal education settings. Pascal completed a Ceramics degree at Staffordshire in 2004 and gained his PGCE in Art and Design in 2010. He has exhibited sculpture and sound art internationally, most recently at Documenta 13 in Kassel, Germany and Neuer Saarbrücker Kunstverein.
Pascal is dedicated to sharing his passion for clay with others, as a way of exploring ideas and developing understanding through making, connecting with others, and promoting health and wellbeing.
SOPHIE PERRY
is an artist practitioner and a self taught ceramicist. Sophie gained her MA in Visual Anthropology in 2008 from the University of Manchester, where she examined the therapeutic benefits of self representation through photography. Since then she has been exploring how creativity activity may boost well-being, through leading visual arts workshops and promoting community heritage through exhibitions and visual arts programming. In 2010 Sophie began to experiment with Ceramics. She was drawn to clay for its potential as a tactile, expressive medium, which everybody can make their mark on. Sophie is passionate about creating the creative space in which induviduals can express themselves, and enjoy themselves. She is currently taking a foundation course in Art Therapy.
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