Visit our gallery and workshop where you can see local artists busy at their work and view their finished pieces in our gallery. Finished pieces are for sale at bargain prices - this gallery is a great place to pick up a unique gift for Christmas, birthdays, mother’s day or any special day.

Are you interested in pottery? Think you might like to have a go? New members are always welcome and any adult can join. Come in anytime during our opening hours for more information and to have a look at the facilities.

Opening hours:
Tuesday and Thursday 10am to 3pm
Saturday and Sunday 1pm to 4pm
Peel Terrace,
Busselton, Western Australia,
email robsylm@gotalk.net.au

The Canning Arts Group has been at the corner of High Rd and Riley Rd for 40 years and is a community based, not for profit Art and Craft Group. We encompass both Painters and Potters.
The Canning Arts Group facilities include a fully equipped Painting Room and Pottery workshop including 2 electric kilns, 1 gas kiln and Pit fire kiln.
Cag operates “To maintain an Arts presence in the community” by creating an opportunity for people to Teach, Learn, Support, Share in the arts and community for adults, children, aged and disabled.

The Courtyard Gallery hosts 10 exhibitions throughout the year for both its members and its students

• Contact – Phone: 9457 9600

Email: office@canningartswa.org.au
Webpage: www.canningartswa.org.au

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Guildford Village Potters Club was started in 1981 and is now situated in the old policeman's house in Guildford's historical courthouse precinct (which also houses the Swan Valley Tourism Office). We have 22 members making  pottery in a wide variety of styles and prices,  from the magic of Raku through fine tableware to sculptural pieces and wall hangings.

tel (08)9279 9859 fax (08)92792931 email guildfordpotters@yahoo.com.au
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Sec. Jane Newton
Sawyers Valley WA 6148
0417 935 711
ja-sey@hotmail.com

South of the River Potters' Club is an enthusiastic group of potters who gather each Wednesday morning at Atwell House on Canning Highway in Alfred Cove which is the home of the Melville Community Arts Association.

The club brings together potters for social contact and the exchange of ideas and technical information. In the grounds of Atwell house we have a work shed with pottery equipment and a kiln room with two electric kilns. Members have 24 hour access to the workroom and kiln room.s. We also have a slab roller and several wheels including a Leach style kick wheel. The Potters' Club also has a comprehensive library of pottery reference books for members to borrow. The Melville Arts Association has a gift shop at Atwell House which sells crafts produced by  our members.

Visit our website for further information or phone: President, Barbara Reeve, 9332 8397

Whiteman Park Pottery has been in operation since May 1988 and is a co-operative of potters.
Whiteman Park is a National Park and a tourist attraction located 16km from central Perth. Within the park is "The Village" and it is within this village that the Pottery Gallery/Shop is located.
At the rear of the Pottery is a workshop with kiln, wheels, slab roller, extruder, work bench etc. While most members work from home, some use the facilities on site. Each member has their own set of shelves to display their work. Vacant shelves are used for one-off pieces or special interest work such as Raku or pit fired pots. A new "internal exhibition" is set up most months. These may be solo exhibitions, joint exhibitions by all (or some) members, or by an invited guest exhibitor.

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