Open Access Studio Membership-
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Open access memberships
*Full* Email to get on our waiting list!
In the mean time try out our studio with our:
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18 hrs per week max
Monthly rolling fee of £200 per month
3 months paid in advance £185 per month
Clay is bought from the studio at cost price, bisque and glaze 1260c included with in reason.
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We have a wide range of tried and tested glazes.
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All clays and glazes are stoneware, multiple firings a week to 1260c
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Shelf space is provided 90cm W x 40cm h x 44cm d
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Access 9 am to 9pm. Each member is provided with some storage space for works in progress.
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We look forward to you joining our lovely community and south facing sunny studio!
Artist Studios -
Joshua Aubrook is a British ceramicist based in South West London and specialises in clay casting, sculpting and glaze development. Aubrook holds a BA (Hons) Degree in Ceramics from the University for the Creative Arts, 2018 and a Masters Degree in Ceramics from the Royal College of Art, 2023. Aubrook was shortlisted for the Wales Contemporary Awards in 2022.
Juliet Ferguson-Rose is an artist and sculptor. She graduated from the Royal College of Art (2023) and received a First-Class degree in Fine Art from Newcastle University (2015). Ferguson-Rose has undertaken residencies with Collective Matter, London and Joya, Spain. She is a recipient of Arts Council England Grants (2017 & 2018), the Sir Alistair and Lady Pilkington Award (2022) and the Charlotte Fraser Prize (2023).
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Gabriela Flores Morales is a Mexican ceramic enthusiast based in London. Graduated with an MA in Design Products from The Royal College of Art (2023).
Her work has been featured in 1000 Vases (ISBN 8857246736), Milan Design Week, and Abierto Mexicano de diseño. Through her work she creates utilitarian objects, exploring the intimate relationships between users, objects, and culture.
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Soobin Lee is a ceramic artist. She graduated from the Royal College of Art (2023). Lee completed BFA and MFA at Kookmin University, in Seoul, South Korea.
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Soobin Lee is also an independent writer and editor in several ceramics and crafts magazines based in South Korea and the USA. The works of Soobin Lee gently unfold the artist's anxieties and uncertainties. As a stranger, she seeks her own future in the skies of London.
Georgina Fuller is a London based Australian ceramic and glass artist. In 2021 she completed a BA (Hons) in Ceramic Design at Central Saint Martins and later an MA in Ceramics & Glass at the Royal College of Art, graduating in 2023.
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Much of her current work revolves around similar themes of surrealism, escapism and fantasy. Since graduating she has taken part in London Glassblowing's Christmas Exhibition (2023) and had the privilege of participating in Collect (2024) with Bullseye Glass. She was also awarded runner up for the Contemporary Glass Society's Graduate Prize, featuring in the New Graduate Review (2023) and Neues Glas magazine.
All graduate artist studio memberships are currently full, if you would like to be added to the waiting list please email
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info@earthworksceramicstudios.com
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Current Artist in Residence
Olga Siruk born and raised in Russia, and now lives in the London. "My first profession was as a designer-architect, in which I actively worked for 10 years. This experience has significantly influenced my development as a ceramicist. In creating ceramics, I take a project-based approach, focusing on how my work interacts with the environment. Currently, I am extensively experimenting with underglaze techniques, creating my own engobes and underglaze paints, and working on my colour palette. By applying multiple layers of paint, I create depth in the images. While working with abstract drawings, I like to dissect images into rhythms, pauses, and melodies."
Previous Artists in Residence
Layla Simner-Lock is a sculptor interested in objects of power and our attraction to them. Inspired by an obsession with weaponry, she began recreating weapons and tools in ceramics. By recreating these objects in “fragile” ceramic she aims to challenge perceptions of the material and invite the viewer to consider the object when it is removed from its violent or dynamic function.
Graduated from Central St Martins studying ceramic design, Layla lives and works in London.
Layla will be with us until the end of March 2024!
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Work Exchange
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What we offer you
The work exchange program at our studio in Brixton offers 3 early-career ceramicists free open access membership. Participants receive comprehensive training in the studio glaze mixing, kiln operations, clay processing and addressing common studio issues. They benefit from one-on-one support, access to opportunities, and occasional paid work. Additionally, they can attend teacher demonstrations for free and enjoy all the perks and discounts of Open access membership 18 hrs max.
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Participants have access 9am to 9pm in the studio, open access members storage space, and free use of glazes and firings (within reason). They also have opportunities to sell their work in our sales and shows.
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The Interviews
We will invite applicants for interviews in the studio on an ongoing basis as and when we are looking for work exchangees.
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The exchange
In return, work exchangee's provide 7 hours of weekly studio support alongside our technicians including, gaining valuable hands-on experience in a supportive environment.
Presence in the studio on Friday or Saturday from 10.30 - 5.30pm
A minimum commitment of 3 months is required and 1 months notice.
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- 5 images recent work
each less than 3mb
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- 1 page CV
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The Submission
Send all your information to info@earthworksceramic
studios.com