Sarah Core Arts

Coronavirus Update: Mindful Clay Workshops Online … Recently, and in response to the Covid-19, Sarah has begun a series of online R&R with clay workshops & clay project parcels, designed to encourage participation in creativity in an accessible and manageable way.  This is currently particularly relevant as we find ourselves in a period of profound uncertainty.

Teaching meditation and mindfulness through clay activities is a natural extension to her own making process.  Clay as a ‘soft responder’ means it has a unique capacity to through guided activities to build connections between people can be taken to many contexts … FIND OUT MORE

Sarah Core Arts – Sarah is a ceramic artist and educator, creating unique figurative sculpture and hand held functional ceramics.  Her work is to a great extent about ‘being a woman’ and she began to make following a life-threatening accident in 2004.  Her recovery was both an internal and external one, integrating the two to reach wholeness and this theme is central to all aspects of her work.

Sarah studied at Central St Martins College of Art and Design and after exploring different materials, now works with two types of clay.  She loves the freedom of expression that is possible with these clays and the marrying of form and colour are a constant source of delight.

• Figurative Sculpture
• Hand-held ceramics and tableware
• Ceramic commissions
• Online clay events
• Wellbeing through clay workshops
• Community Arts events

“Throwing on the Leach Wheel is a deeply physical and repetitive process; it is at the heart of my conversation with ritual and domestic space.  There is a profound pleasure in working with a natural material to bring a tea bowl or teapot to life in this way.  It brings about a state of mind that continues through all the building methods I work with.”

Teaching meditation and mindfulness through clay activities is a natural extension to her own making process.  Clay as a “soft responder” means it has a unique capacity to through guided activities to build connections between people can be taken to many contexts.  Recently, Sarah has begun a series of online R&R with clay workshops and clay project parcels, designed to encourage participation in creativity in an accessible and manageable way.  This is particularly relevant in current times where we find ourselves in a period of profound uncertainty.

Sarah takes part in open studio events as well as pop ups in and around London.  Appointments can be made to visit the studio, where you can have a consultation for commissions or to view her work.  She is represented by Emerge Contemporary in Highgate, London.  Her work is also available for purchase through her website at www.sarahcorearts.com

Trade memberships / Awards / Qualifications

Society of Designer Craftsmen

Craft Potters Association

Contact

Enterprise Yard, 184-186 Oakleigh Road North, London, N20 0UA

Telephone: 020 83614319 or 0781 2851396

Email: sarah@sarahcorearts.com

Website: www.sarahcorearts.com

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