Northern Ceramic Society Seminars

Members of the Northern Ceramic Society normally have an opportunity each year to attend one or more weekend seminars, and also a summer school. Advance particulars of all seminars, together with the relevant booking forms, are sent to all NCS members. Further details can be obtained from the NCS Programme Secretary, who is also Course Organiser.

2008 NCS SUMMER SCHOOL at the University of Chester

August 12th - 17th

Theme: 'TECHNIQUES AND TRADITIONS'

The course will cover the various techniques and processes used in the production of earthenware, stoneware and porcelain, and also particular potting traditions. Techniques to be studied in detail include those associated with Chinese porcelain; cream coloured earthenware; slipware; tin-glazed earthenware including lustred; English bone china; and studio pottery. Visits will be made to the unique Burleigh Pottery, where various traditional techniques are still in daily use, and to another Staffs venue to be announced. Additional attractions:- demonstration and explanation of bat printing; members’ papers; poster boards for ceramic queries; and discussion of members’ pots.

SPEAKERS will include: David Barker, Barbara Blenkinship, Alan Caiger-Smith, Robert Copeland, Robin Emmerson, Geoffrey Godden, Pat Halfpenny, Maurice Hillis, Paul Holdway, Rose Kerr, Kathy Niblett.

There are still places left on this innovative course, but to avoid disappointment we recommend you book fairly soon.

			Northern Ceramic Society Seminars Members of the Northern Ceramic Society normally have an opportunity each year to attend one or more weekend seminars, and also a summer school. Advance particulars of all seminars, together with the relevant booking forms, are sent to all NCS members. Further details can be obtained from the NCS Programme Secretary, who is also Course Organiser. 2008 NCS SUMMER SCHOOL at the University of Chester August 12th - 17th Theme: 'TECHNIQUES AND TRADITIONS' The course will cover the various techniques and processes used in the production of earthenware, stoneware and porcelain, and also particular potting traditions. Techniques to be studied in detail include those associated with Chinese porcelain; cream coloured earthenware; slipware; tin-glazed earthenware including lustred; English bone china; and studio pottery. Visits will be made to the unique Burleigh Pottery, where various traditional techniques are still in daily use, and to another Staffs venue to be announced. Additional attractions:- demonstration and explanation of bat printing; members’ papers; poster boards for ceramic queries; and discussion of members’ pots. SPEAKERS will include: David Barker, Barbara Blenkinship, Alan Caiger-Smith, Robert Copeland, Robin Emmerson, Geoffrey Godden, Pat Halfpenny, Maurice Hillis, Paul Holdway, Rose Kerr, Kathy Niblett. There are still places left on this innovative course, but to avoid disappointment we recommend you book fairly soon.




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			There are still some places left for the NCS Summer School 12-17 August at the University of Chester, on the wide-ranging theme: 'TECHNIQUES AND TRADITIONS', covering the various techniques and processes used in ceramic production through the ages, and including practical demonstrations and a visit to Staffordshire. Speakers: David Barker, Barbara Blenkinship, Alan Caiger-Smith, Robert Copeland, Robin Emmerson, Geoffrey Godden, Pat Halfpenny, Maurice Hillis, Paul Holdway, Rose Kerr, Kathy Niblett. If you haven’t already, book now with the organiser, Lyn Hillis.
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