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Borrowed Light is hosting this workshop!  We will create a succulent planter out of air dry clay using traditional hand building techniques. Once finished you will take it home and can decorate it with acrylic paint.
You will also take home a small succulent plant from to put in it once finished. Borrowed Light Floral Studio will talk you through planting and caring for your plant. £10 23rd of October Adult and children welcome! BOOK HERE
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*The more you order the cheaper they will so keep that in mind when placing an order. This book is a compilation of the project/documentary Artist Around the Corner presented in the E17 Art TRail 2019. A book is essential as it provides a key point of reference, making it possible to check details during the Arts Trail; to read interviews with featured artists and also to see the project’s process. It will be a keepsake and reflection of the project as a whole, providing examples of artists’ work, as well as their studios and also other locations included in the documentary.  A Documentary and a Book about the first E17 Art Trail. The idea of this project came around October 2018, after going to the first meeting of the E17 Art Trail, were seeds of the artists projects ideas are planted. Laura Martinez da Silva my partner for this project, is a photographer and filmmaker and I am an artist with extensive experience in administration and projects organization. I've been living in Walthamstow for 11 years and I have been active part of its artistic and creative community so producing this documentary was not totally extrange for me. We united on this project idea to high-light the way the local community has developed, as well as to show how the arts and creativity have been a powerful catalyst for the growth and regeneration in the area. We believe the E17 Art Trail and the artists who have taken part in it over the years, have contributed enormously to what Walthamstow has become today and we wanted to document and share the story of this journey. As passionate and creative people, we jumped at the opportunity to create a video documentary and a book about the borough’s journey, even before fully securing the usual initial funding. Our commitment, skill and wealth of experience have carried us this far and for the project to reach completion, we sent a ‘call out’ to all the artists who took part in the first ever E17 Art Trail and 10 came back to us. Our plans for the future and love of working with artists and makers, inspired us to create E17 Room, a project which aims to provide an ‘open door’ space for the community. “Artists around the corner: E17 Art Trail 2005 Wonders” is a first such project, with many more to come. The video/interview will be shown at: Lot One Ten 78 Hoe St, Walthamstow, London E17 4PG. Will show the following artists:
Wood Street Coffee 1-2 Sutherland Rd. Path E17 6BX Will show the following artists:
Fringe Festival at the Gnome House 7 Blackhorse Ln, Walthamstow, London E17 6DS We are part of the festival and the Premiere of the documentary will be shown on Tuesday the 4th of June. Is the only opportunity to see the whole documentary that lasts 45 minutes! There will be 3 shows: 10 am, 1 pm and 3 pm Advanced bookings £2 and on the door £3 Bookings at Ticketlab: https://ticketlab.co.uk/event/id/2836/Artists-Around-the-Corner-E17-Art-Trail-2005-Wonders-Documentary The Big Screen, Walthamstow The short version of the documentary will be shown at the Big Screen in Walthamstow High Street. Follow our social media: @e17room This was a creative workshop designed to celebrate the opening of Walthamstow as the 2019 Borough of Culture in January 2019.
We started this course in January and finished in May 2018. What I found more interesting when I teach is helping my students to discover what they are capable of. I start with simple exercises that sometimes challenged students patience because they think "that is very easy" and then is not as easy as they thought.
I have a small group and I know everyone by their name and what they do, I think part of teaching is also learning the person you are teaching too. Is extremely exciting when they see what are they capable of and the proud on their faces when I hold their finished pieces in their hands. I measure the success of my class by the happiness of my students and their own progress. Working with clay like any other creative activity requires practice and perseverance but the most important thing is that the student enjoy doing it. They get to experience clay a very plastic and surprising material used for centuries to create utilitarian and artistic work. They learn their own limits and challenge them, they learned how to become more patient and follow a process. Students have the opportunity of socializing and meet new people that share similar interests. They learn new skills and work with their hands which are proven to release stress and work like a yoga for the brain. Clay challenge your sense of strength and refine your hand motor skills. The lessons are host in Blackhorse Workshop which is a very inspiring place full of creative people who happens to be very cool people ;). There is also the fabulous Wood Street Coffee if you get hungry or want to try a seriously good coffee. If you join my class! I will guide you if you are completely new and proposed work that will help you to progress in your learning process. If you have done ceramics before and have a clear idea of what you want to do then we can discuss it and I will assist you with your project. I do the firing and glazing in my studio and if you are a practitioner and need firing service I can do it too, £4 a pound of weight or £40 full kiln. Feel free to contact me if you need more information. The next class will start in October, join my newsletter and have a great summer!  WINNS GALLERY Lloyd Park London E17 5JW 4th - 13 May 2018 Gallery opening times: Weekdays 11am - 5pm Weekends 10am-6pm ‘4 Women in Aquelarre’ is an exhibition of prints, sculptures, mixed media works and ceramics by four artists based in London E17: Anna Alcock, Linda Green, Kirsten Schmidt and Yaniré Sylva Delgado. Its inspiration is the idea of the Witches’ Sabbath – famously and disturbingly imagined by Goya in Los Caprichos, and long associated with rebellion and transgression and the reality of persecution. I am presenting to you... "BURIAL PROJECTS"In Burial Project or Proyecto Enterramientos, Yaniré Sylva Delgado has made books, prints and ceramics to express her identity, culture and values as an Ecuadorian woman and artist. She has explored issues of guilt and morality and has looked at burial ceremonies and the ways in which we seek peace through closure. Yaniré has made five books. The first presents pictures from burials uncovered by archaeological excavations; the second explores the burial of guilt in Roman Catholicism; the third offers redemption; the fourth opens the project to the public by asking the question: how do you want to be buried? The fifth book incorporates images from the famous Guayaquil Cemetery in Ecuador. “Closure is fundamental in our lives because it allow us to move on. Burial Project has allowed me to grow from the place of pain and frustration so the last piece of work I propose for this exhibition will involve the community, the place where I am now and where I belong. In workshops I will ask the public to create a Venus Valdivia who will represent our growth and hopes in life”. What did you enjoy the most of the workshop?
Having time to be a bit creative again! Relaxing and fun, nice to be able to do something that wasn't just for the baby. Hannah Loved the setting and the relaxed nature of the workshop. Teacher was fantastic and so helpful. Thank you so much! Would definitely recommend! Anna Been creative, choosing stamps, colours and layout. Gitem Very helpful and lovely support to create a beautiful memento! Ellen TO BOOK THE NEXT ONE CLICK HERE The idea of the workshop was to aloud children to experiment with face expressions and translate the images to a mask on a ceramic tile.
The magic is done by them and their creativity, the masks are as original as their author. Love them all! Thank you for taking part on it and to the Sideshow for organizing it. Katie Fotis the Sideshow curator at Blackhorse Workshop wanted to have an interactive exhibition called Makers Movements and I was thrilled to be invited. There is something almost irresistible about masks, you want to put them on and experience the possibility of being someone else or even as disguise.
Masks have been used by our ancestors for centuries to impersonate or represent others in the theatre, festivals and ceremonies. I am inspired by the Native American Cultures, African Tribes and our urban culture were beards, tattoos and big earrings are normal way to be distinctive. Even though ceramic is something fragile I took my chances and we came out with the idea of having a Hall of Masks that you can stand behind and take pictures for your social media, sharing it with the world. Come and find the one that suits you and represents you better, take a picture and share it with the word. Remember to # @sylvaceramics @blackhorsews #ManyFaces If you are interested to purchase my masks please send me an email at yaniresd@gmail.com. Prices start at £250 each. Be Magnificent! Was the consignment for this year Garden Party located in Lloyd Park and organised by Barbican, Walthamstow Council and Create London.
The idea behind the phrase is to inspire us showcasing very important artists graduated from Walthamstow College so we can do our best too. I choose Celia Birtwell because I enjoy her designs very much, especially The Besties design for wallpaper. She is a woman who had managed to get known and appreciated for her work, she is a fighter and believes in herself. The aim of my Ceramic Workshop was to create a small dish out of clay learning a very simple hand built technique and decorate it using a pattern just like you do when you design a wallpaper or fabric. Two hundred and fifty people attended my workshop, people were very excited and appreciative of the way we conducted the learning process and proud with what they took home. What did I learned? I learned how to organised a workshop for 300 people, not an easy job believe me. I learned that help is there when you ask for it with kind and generous attitude. I learned people are very empathic. Like all the wonderful things in life I didn't do it alone , thank you to my volunteers: Anna, Claudia, Olivia, Kay, Sophia and Sue. Thank you to all who came and took part! Here are your words: "Everyone was so positive, there was no "wrong" thank you all very much" Julia "Very relaxing and the lady was very helpful in showing us how to do it" Cath "Brilliant workshop with very clear, step by step instructions. I would definitely up for doing another one" "My daughter really enjoyed rolling out the clay. Great craft activity and great guidance" Natalie |
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