Modern Clay: Kurinuki Lidded Boxes
Tickets: £11
Kurinuki is a Japanese pottery technique where solid pieces of clay are shaped and hollowed out by carving.
Considering ideas of chance and imperfection that are present in Takuro’s exhibition, you will learn the kurinuki technique to make a unique lidded box.
Lidded boxes made in this session will be fired and glazed and added to the gallery studio display, to be returned to participants when the exhibition finishes.
Led by artist and Modern Clay co-director Joanne Masding.
More Information
For this exhibition, our guest curators of the gallery studio are Modern Clay, an artist-led co-operative based in Digbeth, Birmingham.
Modern Clay are offering four clay-making sessions inspired by the various ways of ceramic making displayed in Takuro Kuwata's work, and led by co-operative members.
- Thu 20 Nov - Patterned Plates
- Thu 5 Feb - Collaborative Sculpture
- Thu 12 Mar - Geometric Vessels
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