We are all set up at Art in Clay in Farnham. The show is still on Sunday so if your in the area it's well worth a visit.
I've only had time to snap a few pictures of stands but you can look up all the potters on the Art in Clay web site. Here are Simon Conolly's stand, Roger Lewis and Emily Myers.
I expect that by now everybody has seem the field of poppies at the Tower of London. They have made a moving impression on people. At the end of my road is a school for children with learning disabilities. They too wanted to make a connection with the project and that's where they contacted me to help make and fire the ceramic poppies. It's not a very large school so every pupil was able to get involved. At first I wondered if they could get anything out of the project, after all it didn't seem very creative. However, I am surprised just how much it impacted the school as teachers,staff and even the caretaker all got involved.
They obviously don't have the impact of the ones at the Tower of London but for each young person they had meaning and impact on an individual level as they made a connection. They were all ready just in time to be set out on Tuesday the 11th of November.
September Diary 2024
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Hello and welcome to my monthly diary. This is the first time that I’ve
posted my diary on here, after seven and a half years of writing every
month for ...
Yorktown Virginia
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On Sunday, after our museum day, Wesley and I drove to Yorktown Va. I am
so glad we ventured out looking for a waterfront on this trip. I had to
mercha...
Work In Progress
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The first exhibition we will be holding in 2018 is titled
THE WAYFARERS
It is to be a collaboration between
Adam Oehlers and Nom Kinnear King
Two arti...
Glazing and Glazed
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This batch of tall jars and vases was constructed and bisc fired before I
went away to Nepal in March, so though initially a struggle to tune back in
t...
New Year and new opportunities (I hope).
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The United Colours of Disarmament
Oh my! It’s so cold in Granada in the winter!
The closing weeks of 2016 have been a series of tragic, comic and downright...
Making Some Progress
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Okay, don't pass out. Two blog posts in one week!
Yesterday I had a reporter come out from The Thompson Report to do an
interview with me and shoot som...
A caravan and a kitchen
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Thank you for all the lovely comments on my last post, I was surprised
that anybody is still out there reading this blog, I'd neglected it so
badly.
This...
Our House is For Sale!
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After 6 great years in PR, we’ve decided to move back to the US mainland.
Therefore our house/pottery studio/gallery is for sale. If you’ve always
wanted t...