Sussex Kintsugi: the art of repair
Three hour workshop: Saturday 28 February 10.00 to 1.00 - fully booked
About this class
Join Andri Maimaridou, the founder of Sussex Kintsugi for this three hour workshop learning about the Japanese art of Kintsugi, a creative way of transforming something broken into art. In this workshop we will explore modern materials that capture the visual beauty of traditional Kintsugi while making the practice safe and accessible. All materials and protective equipment will be provided including the broken pottery! Next time you break a piece of work or it doesn't quite survive the rigours of the kiln, you'll be able to use the technique. Andri gained her master’s degree in Conservation Studies at West Dean College where she now teaches as a visiting lecture. She has carried out conservation work for the Novium Museum in Chichester, the Royal College of Music Museum, the David Livingstone Birthplace Museum in Blantyre, Scotland, and the Stourbridge Glass Museum.
Cancellation Policy
We are not able to offer full refunds unless the class, workshop or taster session you have booked is cancelled 14 or more days before the session. If you need to cancel your class, workshop or taster session, please get in touch, we might be able to book you on an alternative date. If your booking is cancelled less than 14 days before the session we might be able to offer you a refund, less 25 % administration fee, if we can fill your space with another student. We are unable to offer alternative dates for the beginners classes if you miss a session as they follow a set structure.
Contact Details
137-139 Seaside Road, Eastbourne, ENG BN21 3PG, GBR
+UK 07847166815
eastbournestudiopottery@gmail.com