16 Oct. 2018
Chaves
The workshop “Get your hands down the clay”, will promote the contact with clay by the student community and, through experimentation and sharing of knowledge, will foster local identity and the preservation of an ancestral craft practice. It will be held at Dr. Júlio Martins Secondary School.
ADRAT (Development Association of the Alto Tâmega Region) is a non-profit association that works with European and national programs through which contributes to the regional development.
Workshops proposed:
1. Ateliers “Get your hands down the clay”;
2. Workshops “Put the foot on the wheel”;
3. Mobile app: signaling and identification of the potters of Vilar de Nantes;
4. “Exhibition – Black Clay of Vilar de Nantes”.
More information soon.