Sunday 23 April 2 – 5pm
Bring a plate to share and to celebrate our club’s history.
15 -16 April Interested in coming? Book now as numbers are limited. Email canterburypotters@gmail.com to reserve your spot
In this two-day milk jug workshop with local potter Alex Prentice, you will learn how to make jugs with different spouts and simple handles.
Saturday 11 March 9-1pm
Saturday 18 March 9-12
Cost: $90.00
The jug shapes will vary from easier to harder and may not be attainable for everyone, but we can all give it a go.
You must be able to confidently throw a 15cm cylinder to get something out of this workshop.
To be sure the jugs’ bodies are leather hard to attach to the handles, the workshop is being run on two consecutive Saturday mornings. We may run out of time to attach handles to all your jugs, but you will definitely have the skills to carry on with them at home.
This workshop is only available to members of the Canterbury Potters’ Association, so get in quickly.
Please go to https://events.humanitix.com/milk-jug-workshop-with-alex-prentice to secure your spot.
| Venue | Canterbury Museum |
| Location | Canterbury Museum, Rolleston Avenue, Christchurch |
| Duration | From 10 November 2022 to 20 November 2022 |
| Selector & Guest Exhibitor | Royce McGlashen |
| Photographs | Leanne Lassman |
| Awards | Selector’s Choice Award: sponsored by Nelson Pottery – David Briggs for ‘Dots on a Landscape‘ Merit Awards: Sponsored by Deco Pots – Pip Trumic for ‘Dry Form 1’ Sponsored by Chanui Tea – Josie Martin for ‘Unexpected Turns‘ Sponsored by The Morant Foundation – Leanne Lassman for ‘Copper Cross‘ Avice Hill Memorial Prize – Riley Fagan for Body of Work Highly Commended Award – Takaaki Sakaguchi for Body of Work |
