Blue Mountains
Our vision is to bring together a diverse range of people with different levels of ceramic skills and experience to create and connect through clay.
About Our Collective
The Blue Mountains Clay Collective is a creative hub for potters and ceramic artists of all levels. Through workshops, exhibitions, and collaborations, we celebrate the art of clay and handmade craftsmanship. Join us in shaping, firing, and creating together!
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Introduction to Printmaking on Clay Workshop.
Discover the creative possibilities of clay in this hands-on Introduction to Printmaking on Clay workshop. Guided by experienced artist Linda Swinfield, you’ll explore a range of traditional printmaking techniques—reimagined for the ceramic surface. From layered ima…
Meet The Committee
Introducing the members of the Blue Mountains Clay Collective Committee..
Linda Kemp
President
Racheal Larkin
Vice President
Liza Allen
Secretary
Veronique Sellies
Treasurer
Shaping Clay, Building Community.
About the Blue Mountains Clay Collective
Nestled in the heart of the Blue Mountains, the Blue Mountains Clay Collective is a vibrant community of ceramic artists, potters, and clay enthusiasts dedicated to exploring the art of ceramics. Whether you're a seasoned potter or just beginning your journey with clay, our collective provides a space to share skills, inspiration, and a passion for handmade craftsmanship. Through workshops, exhibitions, and collaborative projects, we celebrate the rich tradition of pottery while fostering innovation and connection.
Join us as we shape, fire, and create—one piece at a time.
Happy Clay Customers
Since joining the Blue Mountains Clay Collective, I have enjoyed the benefits of purchasing clay and a huge saving on delivery charges. I am also enjoying access to the relevant and well run workshops that they offer. Joining BMCC has also allowed me to meet many other Blue Mountains Potters and participate in social events with them, always a pleasure with like minded people.
Access to well priced market events has also been of benefit.
As manager at Junction 142 I worked closely with Linda, Rachel, Liza and their Clay Collective team on the 2024 Empty Bowls fundraiser at Junction 142. The Clay Collective team were incredibly professional, energetic and genuinely passionate about the project. The very successful outcome continues to assist Junction 142 with our services to the community. I’m looking forward to working with them again this year in 2025.