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Studio Pottery.co.uk is run by collectors with the primary aim of promoting a wider interest in studio ceramics, by

providing up to date and easy to access information about Studio Ceramics.

South East Open Studios  Every year in June, artists and craftspeople across south east England open their doors to the

public. It is a unique opportunity to meet, talk to and see them at work as part of the South East Open Studios event.

Digital Editions  Fine Art Giclée Printing in the Weald of Kent

Culture-Net.org is a brand new guide to arts, culture and contemporary living in the South East and a website packed with

useful information about festivals, cultural events and arts activities in the Cross-Channel region.

VoluntaryArts.org aims to promote participation in the arts and crafts across the UK and Republic of Ireland. We

recognise that they are a key part of our culture and as such they are absolutely vital to our health, social and economic

development.

Remote Goat lists events and shows from across the UK. 18,437 venues now listed with 7,279 upcoming events  Web

Claypeople website dedicated to ceramic artists working and exhibiting in the Hastings and East Sussex area. Web

The Rouse Kent Public Art Award was born put of a desire to encourage public art in Kent - a goal shared by its

sponsors, Kent County Council, Liberty Property Trust UK (formerly Rouse Kent) and Arts Council England, South East. 

The Award is made annually to acknowledge the best example of public art commissioned and completed in the county

each year. The purpose of the Award is to focus public attention on the benefits of public art and to stimulate the

commissioning of new work in urban and rural areas of Kent. Nominations are invited from the people of the county and

co-ordinated by Kent County Council, Cultural Development. Judging is carried out in spring by a panel comprising the

sponsors and relevant art experts; each year chaired by a special guest from the art world, who presents the Award at

the celebration dinner. Web Link

There are two websites representing Cranbrook - each with it's own style and content - both are equally worth a visit.

Home page of Cranbrook.org

www.cranbrook.org

Home page of Cranbrook.org.uk

www.cranbrookpc.freeserve.co.uk