There are no bad ideas.

Drop-in sessions have been organised to allow students to develop their relationship with the medium beyond our introductory classes. These sessions are not classes but an opportunity for students to develop their own practice in the company of an instructor, of whom they can request help with specific questions.

We know its impossible to create big or complex artworks within the confines of a 2.5 hour class, which is why drop-in sessions allow students to take more time with artworks, creating pieces over multiple sessions without any time pressure.

For individuals wanting to work on larger, long-term projects, drop-in sessions allows you the flexibility and consistency to work on ideas. Drop-in sessions have been designed with clay enthusiasts in mind but equally would suit an artist wanting to make ceramic work for exhibition, without wanting to take on a studio space of their own.

Currently we are working on a first-come-first-serve basis for drop-in sessions, however those who have already done classes with us will receive priority access. If you have not done a class with us and it is not possible for us to ascertain your level of experience, you may be asked to join a beginners class first.