The Ceramic Workshop at The Newbridge project, is run by NewBridge members Stephen Brown (Ouseburn Pottery) and Juliet Ferguson-Rose (Northern Clay Room).
The Ceramic Workshop at The Newbridge project, is run by NewBridge members Stephen Brown (Ouseburn Pottery) and Juliet Ferguson-Rose (Northern Clay Room).
The Ceramic Workshop at The Newbridge project, is run by NewBridge members Stephen Brown (Ouseburn Pottery) and Juliet Ferguson-Rose (Northern Clay Room). The on-site kilns can fire stoneware and earthenware clay, which can be bought in the workshop or you can bring your own. There’s also a selection of glazes, which can be used after bisque firing your ceramics.
Open access to the ceramics room is now available for the studio holders only 24/7 – Booking required
Stephen is responsible for organising the access on a day to day basis please contact Stephen at ouseburnpottery@gmail.com Bring your own materials or liaise with Stephen to purchase materials.
Northern Clay Room
Juliet is available for taught workshops, for more info contact @northernclayroom on instagram or julietfergusonrose@gmail.com. £30 per person per 3 hours all firing and materials included. Shorter workshops maybe available.
For studio members only:
– £5 for up to 3 hours access
– Access is for us of the room and its equipment
– Raw materials (e.g. clay or glazes) are not included. Please provide your own or contact Stephen or Juliet
– Kiln firings will cost £5 per firing – e.g. 1 item – £5, 10 items that fit in 1 kiln – £5
– If instruction is required by studio members this may be provided on a bespoke basis.
Largest kiln is a 40 cm tall by 30cm wide cylinder
Kiln firing is an additional cost on a case by case basis, please contact Stephen at ouseburnpottery@gmail.com
More info here
https://www.instagram.com/northernclayroom/
Find out more about becoming a member of The NewBridge Project.
The NewBridge Project is supported by Arts Council England, Newcastle Culture Investment Fund, Newcastle University’s Institute for Creative Arts Practice and the North of Tyne Combined Authority.
