Thoughtful pottery, shared purpose - this post reflects on Take on Plates, a ceramics exhibition created by Sunken Studio members in Leeds.
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Enas, a Sudanese-Canadian artist, shares her deeply moving journey - from her architectural roots in Khartoum to exploring ceramics in Leeds. In this video, Enas reveals how her work gives voice to untold stories of Sudanese women, weaving history, culture, and resilience into each piece. Discover how clay becomes a medium for storytelling, reflection, and connection.
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Using a small, carefully timed production run to support a local charity, while exploring glaze development, rhythm, and care during a period of pressure.
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A large-scale restaurant commission developed during lockdown, revealing both the possibilities and pressures of production, collaboration, and specialist skill.
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How Standard Ware emerged from a desire to support learning, test production, and understand where making and teaching meet - and where they begin to diverge.
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How early Hey Clay! projects - including a workshop at Duke Studios and the studio’s first open day - shaped shared making, collaboration, and ways of working during a period of transition.
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Working with clay at scale, using constraint and shared conditions to explore collaboration and material behaviour.
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