Calling artists, designers, makers and craftspeople from around the world who work with food and clay! The Whitegold Prize 2020 will award £10,000 and £5,000 to projects that combine clay and food in convivial ways. Find out more at ow.ly/sRsf50ybTj9 #internationalartprize

Fabulous work by Whitegold Prize 2019 shortlister will beon show at Crafts Council's Collect 2020 at Somerset House. Fabulous work Leah!

We’re delighted that Cornwall Today have featured the Whitegold 2019 International Prize winners in their February issue. Find out more about Neil Brownsword and Tana West and their work here - whitegold.org.uk/2019-winners/

Don't miss the Whitegold Ceramics Prize 2020 Deadline. Prizes of £10,000 and £5,000 will be awarded to projects that combine clay and food in convivial ways. Find out more at ow.ly/YQ4A50yreH0 #internationalartprize

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Thank you to all that entered into the International Prize 2020. We are expecting to announce the shortlist at the end of March, final winners at the end of May. Check out details of our jurors at whitegold.org.uk/international-… @edenproject Cornwall Mining All. Neil Brownsword

We are creating a series of articles on each of the jury members for the 2020 International Prize today we are featuring Dr Katie Bunnell, a co curator of the Whitegold Project. View her profile at whitegold.org.uk/international-…

Today we’re beginning a series of articles on our work with Clay Exchange, an exploration of how china clay can connect us to other people and places, now and in the future. whitegold.org.uk/brickfield/ @__brickfield__ @british_ceramics_biennial

We have taken the decision to postpone the forthcoming events we have planned until the Coronavirus situation is clearer. We will post news as soon as we can on new times for the events, thank you all for your understanding

Following Government advice on the Coronavirus, we have made the decision to combine the Garden Festival with the Whitegold Festival of Clay which is currently planned to take place on 19th September 2020.

Today we’d like to share the relationship Whitegold is proud to be developing with the British Ceramics Biennial, as part of our Clay Exchange programme we are re-visiting clay country’s connections with Stoke-on-Trent. Find out more about our story at whitegold.org.uk

The Whitegold International Ceramic Prize invites artists, collectives and CIC’s from around the world to develop new artworks that celebrate St Austell's clay heritage and have local community at their heart. See more at whitegold.org.uk/international-… Neil Brownsword Tana West

Professor Neil Brownsword is the winner of Whitegold’s £10,000 Quartz Award and is currently working on a new artwork that will be on show at Whitegold Festival 2020. Find out more at whitegold.org.uk/announcing-the…

Tana West is the winner of Whitegold’s £5,000 Feldspar Award and is currently working on her proposed ceramic artwork for display at Whitegold Festival in St Austell in September 2020. Find out more at whitegold.org.uk/tana-west/

I'm attending the online symposium Blame the Tools: Crafty Robots, Well-behaved Implements and Disobedient Devices. Interesting programme :) #BlameTheTools Research at Camberwell, Chelsea, Wimbledon #creativeengagement #codesign #Digital #tools

#BlameTheTools Live Jason Cleverly, Course Leader for Product and Furniture Design Camberwell College of Arts, is discussing how interactive devices can engage museum visitors by providing a sense of open-ended creative agency. Part of London Craft Week #LCW2020

#BlameTheTools Live Autonomatic, ceramic designer, researcher and curator at Whitegold, is discussing her research into digital tools for ceramic production. Part of London Craft Week #LCW2020 King's College London UAL Research

#BlameTheTools Live Taslim Martin is discussing the importance of digital tools in working through design iterations, referencing his own public art, sculpture and design. Part of London Craft Week #LCW2020

#BlameTheTools Live Our panel discussion on #certainty in design practice with writer Mark Hooper is in full swing. Conversations around the ability to adapt and modify, and whether digital tools are less gendered than manual tools. Part of London Craft Week #LCW2020

#BlameTheTools Live Adrian Friend, Adrian Friend, is wrapping up our afternoon of exciting debate, concluding that we can’t blame the tools; they are there to inspire us, to be playful and to further our knowledge of craft. Part of @LondonCraftWeek #LCW2020