The feeling of cold clay over your hands is as soothing as the most expensive hand cream. The time to sit and push the sticky clay into shapes is a gift in itself.
In the first part of a two-week workshop series artists TC Overton and Annabel Mason led participants through the process of moulding clay into a vessels. On the first Saturday in December they’ll be back to experience the dramatic magic of raku glazing and firing.
The workshops are held at the Harrie Fasher Studio at The Foundations of Portland. The first coincided with the STEAM Fair. The workshops are also supported by the Rural Adversity Mental Health Program with a trained mental health worker participating.
These workshops were supported by Arts OutWest through the NSW Government’s Country Arts Support Program (CASP).
These lovely photos by AOW media associate Gus Armstrong. @gustralia
@tc.notbroken @harrie_fasher @annabelmasonart @Create NSWThe Foundations, Portland NSW @steamworks_portland
