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PhD Themes, Evaluation, Arts Practice- Clay (+Arts) with…

- - - - How to foster a welcoming space
        
        Community Agreement
- - - - Argyle + Winship
      - Dena Bagi
- - - - Olivia Webb
      - Caroline Mitchell
      - Suzy O'hara
        
        Blue Wave
        
        Sea Beats
        
        Be the Sea
        
        Coastal Cuisines
        
        Whitburn Resonance
  - - - BCB event
      - more of a curator or space
- - - - Broadening access to ceramics through programmed activities within the local community. Links with local charities/ organisations made for specific projects.
      - Linked with Central St Martins (UAL) CUP - improves socially engaged artistic practice teaching for students. Creates opportunitiy to access clay/ ceramics for local community.
      - Engages more in process, creativity + play than in outcomes
    - - Stoke Makes Plates
        
        Stoke Makes Plates is a heritage mapping project of Stoke’s high street. Over 150 residents of Stoke-on-Trent take part in plate-making workshops that explore Stoke’s past, present and future. Participants use their plate designs to share their experiences from the last two years. Creating a conversation through clay across the city and beyond.
        Participants use materials associated with Stoke’s high street to form connections with its heritage. Their plate designs commemorate this connection with heritage and will be turned into an online pattern book. The pattern book will also hold further details of each individual and the inspiration behind their design.
      - Generation project :
        
        The Generation project works with young people to explore the depth and range of ceramics heritage in the city through a range of workshops, sessions, and visits to heritage venues.
      - Foundations
        
        It aims to make a difference in Stoke-on-Trent as children build essential skills, have fun, improve their health outcomes, celebrate and inspire others. Foundations builds upon children’s innate curiosity in materials. We’ve partnered with local charity, The Hubb Foundation, to work with children across Stoke-on-Trent in open-ended and play-based sessions. All sessions are child-led and centred around discovery and fun.
      - All of these projects are heritage/ Culture/ Community growth focused (wellbeing wrapped up in this but not super direct)
    - - Name other ceramics studios nationally + internationally
        
        OFten the artists who run these spaces work on freelance projects that widen access or have links with health enitiatives, however the studio membership + teaching is the primary
    - - Make @ Story garden
      - The Community Kiln
    - - Broadening ceramics education
    - - About broadening access to ceramics to BAME communities in London
  - - - 'The Clay Bit' - Projects like Portland Pidgeon
    - - Several different projects/ initiatives catering for different needs
    - - Art studio with ceramics facilities. People are prescribed into thgh their GP. Skills workshops are given on eantry but it is then self directed
- - - - Capture individuals life stories, the difference layers, challenges
- - - - Theatre
      - comdedy
      - UoS Social Prescribing