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Teaching ceramics at schools

An exhibition of the school's work was shown at an Art Gallery in Colchester to highlight the creativity and ability of the children.

Feather Cup and Saucer

Feb 2012

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide
  • feathers
  • metal clips

Feather Plate

April 2012

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide
  • feathers
  • metal clips

Feather Fork

March 2012

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide
  • feathers
  • bio resin

Guinea Fowl Skull

March 2012

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide

Feather Teapot

Feb 2012

  • feathers
  • chicken wire
  • wax

Blanket Teapot

May 2011

  • blanket
  • lace
  • plastic coated wire

Place Setting

March 2012

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide
  • feathers

Three Vases

April 2011

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide

Porcelain Bowl

April 2011

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide

Lace Bowl

Feb 2011

  • lace coated in bio resin
  • feathers
  • coiled copper wire

Resin Plate

April 2012

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide
  • bio resin

Porcelain Jug

April 2012

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide

Plate with a few Feathers

October 2011

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide
  • feathers
  • metal clips

Knife and Fork

April 2012

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide
  • recycled cutlery

Blood Mug

November 2011

  • porcelain
  • red bio resin

Cup and Saucer

April 2012

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide
  • metal handle

Feather Pot

May 2011

  • porcelain

Split Lip

April 2011

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide
  • red bio resin

Large Pot

May 2011

  • porcelain
  • copper oxide

Jay feather pot

Jan 2013

  • porcelain
  • feathers

London exhibiton

October 2012

  • porcelain
  • feathers

Feather pot 2

Jan 2013

  • porcelain
  • feathers

Large feather pot - peacock

Jan 2013

  • porcelain
  • feathers

Teaching ceramics at schools

Caroline does a presentation about the history and basics of ceramics at the beginning of each series of workshops.

Pit fired pots

June 2013

  • porcelain
  • white earthenware
  • feathers

Small Houses

October 2019

  • stoneware
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Whilst a number of the objects are functional in the traditional sense, the addition of new elements such as feathers and red resin creates unease in the viewer. We start to feel uncomfortable in the objects we originally took for granted or accepted in to our lives.



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