AS PER FEDERAL GOVERNMENT REGULATION
GALLERY LANE COVE + CREATIVE STUDIOS
IS SUSPENDING ALL OPERATIONS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
PLEASE SEE INSTAGRAM AND FACEBOOK FOR UPDATES
ART PACKS
JOY WARREN
CERAMICS STUDIO
The Gallery will be observing strict physical distancing and hygiene measures to protect the health of all visitors and staff and minimise the spread of COVID-19.
Named after the late wife of Guy Warren, Joy Warren was a Sydney based ceramicist whose career spanned decades and was interspersed with a long academic career. Joy’s old kiln and pottery wheel was kindly donated to the Ceramics Studio.
The Joy Warren Ceramics Studio hosts a number of adults and kids term long classes and is always buzzing during the school holidays with local children learning the basics of throwing and handbuilding. The Studio has 7 pottery wheels, wedging and handbuilding tables, large storage space, ample handbuilding and throwing tools and two kilns. Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios offers various hiring options should you wish to use the wheel, handbuild or simply fire your works in our kilns (of which we offer half or full kiln rates).
If you would like to use the Gallery Lane Cove kiln services please email and include contact information, preferred firing dates, firing type (bisque or glaze) and clay type.
STUDIO HIRE RATES
No refunds or transfers allowed.
Rates and conditions as effective from March 2019
Casual Pottery Wheel
1 hour :$10
4 hours: $35
8 hours: $65
Current Students/Friends of the Gallery
1 hour: $8
4 hours: $25
8 hours: $40
Kiln Firing Service- to find out more information and dimensions on our kiln click here.
Shelf size is 53 x 53cm
Bisque: (1000 degrees)
Communal
1 shelf: $15
¼ kiln (2 shelves): $25
Private
Full kiln: $70
Earthernware Glaze Fire (1100 degrees)
Communal
1 shelf: $20
¼ kiln: $35
Private
Full kiln: $100
Mid-Firing Glaze Fire (1200°C)
Communal
1 shelf: $25
1/4 kiln $45
Private
Full kiln: $120
Stoneware Firings- Please contact the Gallery at for all stoneware queries. In most instances external hirers will need a full kiln load to be able to fire stoneware.




