Sessions on the Clay Cargo boat, hosted by Fordham Gallery
Taking inspiration from Josiah Wedgwood, ceramic industrialist and pioneering investor in the canal system, Clay Cargo renews connections between clay and canals.
Clay Cargo activities last summer about the Fordham Gallery boat were filmed by Luke Glover. Here you will see workshop participants, from Crisis Art Programme and from Camden Libraries, learning about the changing shape of pots throughout time and traditional making methods. There is much archaeological evidence of the import and export of pots via the Thames and via the inland waterways.
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Pandemic clay action!
18th Aug 21
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The Volcano and the Microbes: interaction between geology and biology
4th Jun 21
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Perseverance: a new NASA rover continues to follow Martian clay
2nd Aug 20
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Research into clay provides clues as to how much water there was on Mars
18th Sep 19
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22 Hands: British Ceramics Biennial Commission
12th Aug 19
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Clayground Summer Events
24th Jun 19
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Colourful Clays on Mars
20th Feb 19
Thames foreshore fragments and visual references
4th Dec 12
How is clay formed? Is it inorganic or organic?
10th Sep 12
CLAY FROM AROUND THE WORLD
3rd Aug 11
Clay Cargo 2014 Collection: the Thames Foreshore
15th Dec 14
Clues to life on Mars likely to be found in clays, Javier Cuadros
5th Aug 16
Clay Cargo 2013-2015
15th Jun 15
Sessions on the Clay Cargo boat, hosted by Fordham Gallery
9th Mar 15
Civic Spaces, Exhibitions
Museums and Galleries, Regeneration
Maker spaces, Rural Sites
Archaeology
Youth and Adult Community Groups, Professionals
Art Groups, Families, Students
Collaborations, Archaeology Sheets
Commissions, Thinking Hands? Research
Knowledge Exchange
