Rowan: Clay Coiling Techniques to Make Penguins, Tweety Pie and a Dalek too!
The photos below were taken over several weekly visits to Rowan, Cambridge, where I was invited to document sessions led by Abi Moore and Sarah Nibbs in the ceramics room.
The aim was to capture artist led facilitation in a setting for adults with learning disabilities and see the students’ work progress over the course of a project.
See also Making a Clay Bird from a Mould by students at Rowan, Cambridge.
By Abi Moore, Sarah Nibb and Students at Rowan, Cambridge – photos and documentation by Sheila Ceccarelli (AccessArt)
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Pat Carney
April 26, 2016 @ 11:21 pm
How very satisfying! I personally felt led carefully with support and could imagine the making myself. And satisfying to see how involved and secure the participants were and what lovely creations! I am sure these objects will be loved and a source of pride and joy.