PRESS RELEASE: Fling open your studio door with Australian Ceramics Open Studios!

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THE 2023 AUSTRALIAN CERAMICS OPEN STUDIOS IS NOW TAKING REGISTRATIONS

Held on Saturday 11 & Sunday 12 November, Australian Ceramics Open Studios (ACOS) is an annual, nationwide, weekend event that celebrates clay, community and creativity.

Open Studios is a great opportunity to sell work before the pre-Christmas rush, meet other makers and members of your local community and celebrate the diversity of practice within our industry. Full-time, part-time, hobbyist, occasional dabbler – if you have a studio space (carport or otherwise!) this is the opportunity to share it.

This nationwide event creates a trail across the nation with local and national publicity support for makers, including Australian Ceramics 90k+ Instagram and Facebook followers.
‘My Open Studio experience is a focus point of the year.’ Reanne Brewin, Gumbaynggir Country / NSW

‘I was truly surprised and overjoyed with how many visitors I had, especially as it was my first open studio through TACA. I had visitors who were making the weekend of it and used the map to bounce from one studio to another all across Perth. It was also a great chance to meet other potters close by and nerd out on all things clay!’ Holly O’Meehan, Walyalup / WA

‘I met a few ladies who were inspired to turn their garage into a ceramic studio after seeing mine. That alone made it worthwhile. I’m always happy nerd out on ceramic talk with other makers. A few people were studio hopping and filled me in on how their day was going. It was a lovely way to build community.’
Kirsten Perry, Naarm / VIC

Open Studio registrations are now open!

Find out more about the weekend and how to register here: https://australianceramics.com/blog/2023-07-13-australian-ceramics-open-studios-2023-nov-1112

Follow Australian Ceramics Instagram to follow the ceramicists already signed up: https://www.instagram.com/australianceramics

ACOS poster design by ceramicist Ayesha Aggarwal.

Media Contacts:

Name: Debbie Pryor, CEOCompany: Australian CeramicsEmail: [email protected]Phone: 0468354274

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August 25, 2023/by Reland Pigte

About Australian Ceramics

The Australian Ceramics Association works within a generous grass-roots ceramics community, servicing both members and non-members from all states and territories. Foremost to our Strategic Plan is this community. Our aim being to provide connections and programming for the benefit of ceramics practice, through dynamic opportunities, through partnerships with major institutions and visibility to smaller guilds and associations. In turn these connections provide accessible pathways to ceramics and the general public.

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