Mullum Clayworkers Studio
Mullum Clayworkers Studio comprises 50 paid up members sharing the studio resources while supporting creativity and encouraging confidence as ceramic artists.
On any day you might find members ‘throwing’ at the pottery wheels, hand-building at the benches, or discovering the results of the latest kiln firing. Members have access to a range of equipment including wheels, slab roller, clay extruder, plaster drying bench and tools, while 2 kilns provide firing from earthenware to stoneware.
On any day you might find members ‘throwing’ at the pottery wheels, hand-building at the benches, or discovering the results of the latest kiln firing. Members have access to a range of equipment including wheels, slab roller, clay extruder, plaster drying bench and tools, while 2 kilns provide firing from earthenware to stoneware.
Special Needs Classes
In 2009 the members formed a partnership with local providers of services for people with special needs in the community. Members have volunteered to conduct weekly Monday workshops. This has become a highly successful program and has received grant funding from the Mullumbimby Ex-Services Club and Byron Shire Council. Currently up to 15 people, supported by their carers are participating through the organisations Multitask, Red Ink, Arcadia (Accommodation network) and Murwillumbah Special needs Class. The members of MALA fund raise to sustain this valuable community program.
In 2009 the members formed a partnership with local providers of services for people with special needs in the community. Members have volunteered to conduct weekly Monday workshops. This has become a highly successful program and has received grant funding from the Mullumbimby Ex-Services Club and Byron Shire Council. Currently up to 15 people, supported by their carers are participating through the organisations Multitask, Red Ink, Arcadia (Accommodation network) and Murwillumbah Special needs Class. The members of MALA fund raise to sustain this valuable community program.
