Designed for independent artists requiring equipment, firing services, and storage, the maker space encompasses:

Included Equipment: The maker space features a pottery wheel, both production and test electric kilns, along with an extruder and slab-roller. Wheel bats with inlay and MDF bats for storage are also provided.

Storage: Offering six shelves, each measuring 3 feet by 11 inches, the studio allows finished pieces to be stored for a maximum of one week after maker space usage is completed.

Items to Bring:

Clay & Glazes: Artists are expected to bring their own clay and glazes. A diverse range of clay and glaze options is available through Clay Station's website for artists' convenience.
Glaze Accessories: Artists should bring their own glaze buckets, tongs, wax resist, and sieve.
Tools: Artists are responsible for their personal tools and aprons.
Stationery: Essential items like newspapers, plastic covers, and stationary must be brought by the artist. The studio does not provide these.

Guidelines:

The maker space is available for use from Monday to Friday, between 10 am and 5:30 pm. Regrettably, weekends (Saturday and Sunday) do not permit access.
For the sake of maintaining and operating the studio smoothly, artists making use of the space are required to diligently follow the studio's established policies.

Restrictions:

Artists are required to remove their personal belongings by the end of their maker space access period. The team reserves the right to dispose of items if not cleared in time.
Should finished or fired pieces remain uncollected beyond the specified timeframe, the studio team reserves the right to dispose of them if suitable storage is unavailable.

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Maker Space usage for 2 weeks

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Additional Workshelf Per Month

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