Children Curate
Anthony Shaw’s impressive collection of art was assembled over a 40-year period and is on long-term loan to York Art Gallery. Anthony believes his collection looks best displayed in domestic spaces, allowing for dialogue between artists. Visitors to his intimate domestic display space are invited to imagine what it is…
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CoCA’s Day of Clay
CoCA Day of Clay (York Art Gallery) is this year teaming up with Effects Design Market and the Craft Potters Association to bring ‘Ceramics + Design Now’ to York, a…
The Annual CoCA Lecture 2016
The 2016 Annual CoCA Lecture delivered by Christie Brown – Casting About: Re-searching Through Practice. Throughout her long career as a figurative ceramic artist, Christie Brown has explored ideas about…
Introducing W. A. Ismay’s Archive
In 2001 York Museums Trust was given a large collection of studio ceramics by the most prolific collector of British studio ceramics during the post-war period. W. A. Ismay, or…
Welcome to CoCA
Over the last two and a half years, York Art Gallery has been sympathetically redeveloped within the existing footprint of the original building resulting in an increase of 60%…
Rethink Ceramic Art
Rethink Ceramic Art is a campaign launched by the Centre of Ceramic Art (CoCA) to celebrate the great variety and diversity in the world of ceramics. From exhibition reviews to…
Rethink Ceramic Art
Emerging Potters Jan-March 2020
Welcome to the new magazine for 2020. In this edition we look at a fascinating …
Emerging Potters Oct-Dec 2019
Here's the final edition of Emerging Potters magazine for 2019.
Change in Attitudes, Nunnington Hall: Layla Khoo
Layla Khoo discusses her work with the National Trust property, Nunnington Hall. She was asked to create an artistic response to their collection of taxidermy hunting “trophies” in a way which would engage their visitors in both the stories around the historic collection, and open wider discussions on the topics of collections and conservation.
Family volunteering at CoCA
CoCA volunteer Jane Eddleston and her son Miles share their Family Volunteering blog.