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YSP Patrons and Friends: Studio Visit with James Oughtibridge and Rebecca Appleby

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About YSP Patrons and Friends: Studio Visit with James Oughtibridge and Rebecca Appleby

YSP Patrons and Friends can experience an exclusive behind-the-scenes studio visit with acclaimed contemporary ceramicists James Oughtibridge and Rebecca Appleby.

This special event offers YSP Friends an opportunity to meet the artists in their working space at Longside, where they will provide an insightful guided tour of their studio. Guests will learn about their individual practices, creative processes, and current projects through informal talks and live demonstrations.

The two-hour experience will also include a hands-on session, where participants can experiment with clay and create their own small pinch pot. Refreshments will be served, and there will be time to chat with the artists and fellow members.

Details:

Duration: Approx. 2 hours
Location: Unit 3 studio at Longside Gallery, please follow Jebb Lane for access.

Please note: This event is available exclusively to YSP Friends and Patrons.

Dates and Times

  • 10.00–12.00 Book Now

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