Participants -
This workshop is suitable for participants who are able to bring suitable bisqued work for raku firing (Details of types of clay, bisque-firing, etc will be provided after booking. You have the option of using our glazes or bringing your work already glazed to fire at the workshop. During the workshop you will have the opportunity to be fully involved in the firing and reduction process and also have the opportunity to experience horsehair raku if you bring a burnished piece. |
Organisation -
John Evans. will be leading the workshop. His work using alternative raku and naked clay techniques is widely known in the UK and articles about his techniques have featured in 'Ceramic Review','Craft and Design' magazine and international publications.
Workshop hours - Click here for the provisional programme |
Venue -
The workshop is close to Worthing town centre and the sea-front. There is a good range of accommodation and restaurant options close at hand. There is good road access from the A24, and regular rail connections to London Victoria, Gatwick and Southampton airports. Taxis from Worthing Station are readily available.
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Health & Safety -
This will be a major consideration and participants should bring appropriate clothing as all those attending have the opportunity to participate in the firings by loading/unloading kilns and the reduction bins. PPE wear will be available to participants at the workshop. Eg Leather aprons, welders gloves, protective face-shields, raku tongs - but please bring your own, together with a facemask, if you have them. |
Other Information-
We will be using large, heavy-duty outdoor gazebos for 'indoor' preparation. The ends of the gazebos will be open to maximise air-flow when the weather allows so do be prepared for possible chilly weather.
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