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February 1, 2017
Thinking of joining a course at Turning Earth E10? We've recently put a new set online and there's something there for everyone.
Friday afternoons starting this week.
Wednesday mornings starting next week
Thursday evenings
Saturday mornings
And two one week intensives scheduled for August.
Turning Earth E10 is our new centre in Argall Ave, a secret piece of the city sandwiched between Walthamstow and Clapton just near the new Lea Bridge Road station. The studio is one of London's beautiful hidden worlds, and a great space for a creative retreat.
Working with clay has been proven to make you feel calmer and happier, and can create the space you need to change your life for the better (It worked for all of us).
Through the class you will learn simple techniques to make ceramic work by hand and using the potter's wheel.
One-week intensive summer course
Due to popular demand, we will be holding some one-week intensive ceramics courses during the August holidays.
We've crammed the content of our 12-week course - plus some extras - into a single week. It's a great way to get going in the craft quickly without the long term commitment of a weekly time slot.
Plan a mini London 'claycation' and get creative in our beautiful East London studio.
Please note, to facilitate ample time for firing, a glazing workshop will be held the weekend after the course
When you 'graduate' you'll have all the tools you need to become a studio member and come and go at times that suit you.
Thinking of joining a course at Turning Earth E10? We've recently put a new set online and there's something there for everyone.
READ POSTA new set of courses have just gone online at Turning Earth E10:
Thursday mornings starting this week.
Tuesday mornings starting in a fortnight
Sunday mornings
Wednesday evenings
And one week intensives for the end of July and mid August.
Turning Earth E10 is our new centre in Argall Ave, a secret piece of the city sandwiched between Walthamstow and Clapton just near the new Lea Bridge Road station. The studio is one of London's beautiful hidden worlds, and a great space for a creative retreat.
Working with clay has been proven to make you feel calmer and happier, and can create the space you need to change your life for the better (It worked for all of us).
Through the class you will learn simple techniques to make ceramic work by hand and using the potter's wheel.
One-week intensive summer course
Due to popular demand, we will be holding some one-week intensive ceramics courses during the holidays in July and August.
We've crammed the content of our 12-week course - plus some extras - into a single week. It's a great way to get going in the craft quickly without the long term commitment of a weekly time slot.
Plan a mini London 'claycation' and get creative in our beautiful East London studio.
Please note, to facilitate ample time for firing, a glazing workshop will be held the weekend after the course
When you 'graduate' you'll have all the tools you need to become a studio member and come and go at times that suit you.
The Turning Earth Out of the Ashes series continues with an Easter Market, celebrating the launch of the new Learning Hub adjacent to our members studio in Whiston Road, Hoxton. See events page for more information.
Turning Earth Leyton's much-loved Winter Market will be held on Saturday 4th and 5th December 2021.
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After a long wait, the Turning Earth Ceramics Markets are returning this year, as we get together to celebrate the creativity that comes from crisis and reflect on the changes to our lives and making practices that the disruption of the pandemic brought with it.
Turning Earth Leyton's much-loved Winter Market will be held on Saturday 4th and 5th December 2021. More than 70 ceramicists will sell their work direct from the studio, and there will be wheel-throwing and handbuilding demos throughout the weekend - with the option for visitors to have a go too.
A charity stall selling donated work will again raise money for charity Help Refugees. There’ll also be delicious street food, mulled wine and mince pies, as well as live music.
Come and make a day of it!
Unit C, 11 Argall Avenue
(upstairs at the back of the Mentmore building)
Leyton
E10 7QE
Nearest station, Lea Bridge
For more information see our website.
On 18/19 December we will hold the inaugural Christmas Ceramics Market at the new Turning Earth Haringey.
More than 70 ceramicists will sell their work direct from the studio, and there will be wheel-throwing and handbuilding demos throughout the weekend - with the option for visitors to have a go too.
A stall selling donated work will raise money for local charities. There’ll also be delicious street food, mulled wine and mince pies, as well as live music.
The market will explore the theme of creativity within times of crisis, while our makers reflect on the changes to our lives and making practices that the disruption of the pandemic brought with it.
The pandemic has impacted our making practices in many ways: while some have had more time to reflect and to make, others have been thrown into childcare and had little time for themselves at all. Wheel throwers have tried handbuilding techniques when their studios were shuttered, while some other makers have turned to the kitchen cupboards to find tools to experiment with when they couldn't leave their homes.
And many, many ceramics lovers have been unable to see work in person - to examine or touch it, let alone meet the maker, as shopping moved online.
Perhaps one of the greatest gifts of the pandemic has been showing us all what we truly love, by giving us the opportunity to long for it.
We are beyond excited to finally welcome you back through our doors.
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We expect the weather to be wintery, so please make sure you’re dressed properly as we will be ventilating indoors as part of our covid safety measures. Masks are once again mandatory (unless exempt), so cover up your smile with your brightest mask. We are following rules and guidelines to ensure a wonderful, welcoming and safe market for everyone.
After a long wait, the Turning Earth Ceramics Markets are returning this year, as we get together to celebrate the creativity that comes from crisis and reflect on the changes to our lives and making practices that the disruption of the pandemic brought with it.
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