A woman with long blonde hair working on a piece of metal at a workspace.

Yorkshire Artspace: Maker Showcase

Until 6 October 2024 YSP Centre

About Yorkshire Artspace: Maker Showcase

YSP and Yorkshire Artspace collaborated to showcase work by 17 exceptional makers in YSP Centre, spanning contemporary ceramics, silversmithing, jewellery and leather work. Each maker taking part, including Janet Barnes, Chris Boland, Jennie Gill, Francisca Onumah, Helena Russell, and Hanne Westegaard is renowned for their individual specialism, working with galleries and outlets across the UK and internationally. All work was for sale.

Yorkshire Artspace is one of the largest creative communities in the UK, providing studio space for around 170 practising artists and makers across two sites in Sheffield City Centre. With a shared passion for the production and promotion of contemporary craft and highlighting the wealth of skill and craftsmanship available within our region, this showcase is an exciting opportunity to support this community of skilled makers.

Featured artists:

Becca Brown | Burnt Crust Pottery | Chris Boland | Daisy Lee Jewels | Emily Thatcher | Francisca Onumah | Hanne Westergaard | Helena Russell | Holly Suzanna Clifford | Hyde Wares | Janet Barnes | Jennie Gill | Josephine Gomersall | Mike Scown | Penny Withers | Pottery West | Rebecca Perry

  • A woman with brown hair, holding a tray of unfired ceramics
  • Two women working with carving tools in a workshop space
  • A bearded man, working in a studio

  1. Hyde Wares: Dog Rope Lead

    £41.00
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  2. Hyde Wares: Glasses Case

    £55.00
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  3. Hyde Wares: Key Fob

    £19.00
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  4. Hyde Wares: Rowan Bag

    £204.00
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