Twenty-one days to find out if we have poisoned our members. We wait charily as the results we’re expecting could potentially bring this place to its knees; if the independent Air quality test of our pilot studio in Hoxton turns out toxic, then we’ve failed five years of endeavour and hard work. Lewis in the studio, with Natalie on kiln loading duty. Photo: Paul Fuller When we first started out we just didn’t know what was what, or even how to find out. Clay dust: Bad ..read more

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Turning Earth / Make Space Conference A peer-to-peer learning opportunity   How do you create a ceramics makerspace? Thurs 10 / Fri 11 / Sat 12 May 2018 Turning Earth believes that if hand making were a widespread way of life, we’d all be better off. This belief is at the heart of everything we do. We think makerspaces can help replace unsustainable consumerism with a kinder, more fulfilling approach to life. We want to see this movement make rapid progress,  renewing communities in each corner of the world through the creation of new meeting places. We believe that makerspaces are the thrivin ..read more

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