Adopt a Potter presented by Lisa Hammond
Adopt a Potter has a simple aim: to help in securing the future of studio potters.
Visit our website at adoptapotter.org.uk
Founded in 2009, the original idea for the Trust came from an
experienced potter – Lisa Hammond – who has a tradition of taking
apprentices at her studio in London. Some of these apprentices have
become well recognised potters in their own right.
It takes years to train a studio potter. Unfortunately, many art
colleges are finding it difficult to offer throwing in any meaningful
way, so it is more important than ever for a student wishing to make
functional and studio pots to have the opportunity of an apprenticeship
with an experienced professional potter.
movie day: Petersen Pottery Company Spinning Nantuckets
Petersen Pottery Company Spinning Nantuckets from Petersen Pottery on Vimeo.
Dame Rosalind Savill speaks @ the Gardiner
Dame Rosalind Savill, Former Director of the famed Wallace Collection in
London, UK, recently stopped by Toronto’s Gardiner Museum to talk about
some of her favourite Sèvres porcelain in the Museum’s permanent
collection.
This video is 1 of 3 in a series.
Check out Adam Field Pottery for your chance to win!
via Adam himself:
“The
300,000th view to my Adam Field Pottery YouTube channel should happen
this weekend, just about 800 views to go!!! If you haven’t subscribed
yet, take a minute to go to my YouTube channel to click “subscribe” for a
chance to win one of 3 of my pots I will be giving away on March 1st!!
While you’re there have a look at some of my videos too.
Thanks!
~Adam
Here’s a link to my YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/agfield2000
I’ve subscribed, have you? I’m not missing out on a chance at one of his gorgeous pots!
*note* pots in above image are NOT a representation of the pots you could win. They are just some pots of Adam’s that I love.
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