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Categories: Design Factory Member News , Events, Exhibitions
Design Factory Designer/Maker member Rachel Wood's latest news:
Diessen am Ammersee: Diessen, Germany - 17th - 20th May 2012
Europe's largest ceramic festival consisting of 150 potters, takes place along the pristine shores of lake Ammersee.
http://diessen.de/der_toepfermarkt.html
Swalmen Ceramics Market, Netherlands - 27th - 28th May 2012
About 100 professional ceramists of more than 10 European countries are invited to present their work. Everybody who is interested in ceramics should find his way to Swalmen. Swalmen is situated in the Dutch province Limburg, in the south of The Netherlands . The marketplace is located approx., 3 km. from the center off the village, in wooded surroundings with sufficient parking places.
http://www.keramiekmarkt-swalmen.nl/
Earth & Fire: Rufford Country Park, Notts - 22nd - 24th June 2012
Earth and Fire offers the unique opportunity to purchase original works of art directly from over 100 of Europes most acclaimed potters. Earth and Fire has an international reputation for attracting the very best in contemporary studio ceramics.
http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/home/leisure/arts/earthandfire.htm
Potfest in the Pens, Hutton in the Forest, Penrith - 27th - 28th July 2012
Over 100 exhibitors invited from all over Europe and beyond; all with very distinctive individual styles and all passionate about working with clay. The venue, Hutton-in-the-Forest, is a cultural destination in itself with it's walled garden, topiary terraces and woodland walks. The ceramics festival takes place in and around marquees in front of the castle, with the potters competition pieces on the lawn, juxtaposing ancient architecture and modern ceramics.
http://www.potfest.co.uk/potfestpark.htm
