Members update: Harvey Bradley

Work by Harvey Bradley can be seen at the Maeldune Heritage Centre in Maldon until 12 November. Harvey is one of several guest potters selected by fellow member of Anglian Potters, Peter Deans.

Harvey will also have work in the Anglian Potters Christmas Show at All Saints Church, Jesus Lane, Cambridge from 16 November to 15 December.

commission4mission's Greenbelt market stall

Many thanks to everyone who contributed at short notice to our market stall at this year's Greenbelt Festival, in particular Barbara and Harvey Bradley and Jonathan Evens who staffed the stall for us. As well as sales of work and general publicity, the stall also generated new contacts and useful conversations about aspects of our work.

We showed a selection of original work from Hayley Bowen, Harvey Bradley, Ally Clarke, Elizabeth Duncan Meyer, Jonathan Evens, Mark Lewis, Caroline Richardson, Joy Rousell Stone, Henry Shelton and Peter Webb. This included cards, jewellery, meditations, notebooks, prints and t-shirts produced by our artists for sale, as well as information about our work on commissions, exhibitions, events and publications.

Member's update: Harvey Bradley

Harvey Bradley is exhibiting in Potters In Jesus, the Christmas Selling Exhibition of Anglian Potters at All Saints Church, Jesus Lane, Cambridge until Sunday 16th December. Opening 10am - 4 pm Mon - Sat, 12 - 4pm Sunday.

Additionally, we have recently agreed a licence for use of an image of Harvey's Nativity painting by New Covenant Christian Community Church (Bethlehem Pennsylvania) in their Christmas Eve publicity and service. 

Member's update: Harvey Bradley

Harvey Bradley is showing work in the Anglian Potters exhibition at the Ickworth Wood Sale and Craft Fair this weekend. This a great weekend at Ickworth House as woodcraft and craft professionals come together to sell and display their work. An opportunity to buy stunning items of furniture, gifts, treats and much more. With loads of stalls, live music, real ale, story tellers, steam engine, Anglian potters with Raku firing, local food and lots of fun for the whole family.

Member's update: Harvey Bradley

Harvey Bradley is an artist coordinator for the first Billericay Art Trail which runs  from Friday 31st August to Saturday 9th September. The trail is intended to be a showcase of local artists’ work, exhibited in venues across the town. The main focus of the trail will be the busy High Street with its many shops, cafes and restaurants allowing art trail visitors to walk between several of the venues. The Fold, the centre for the Arts in Billericay, is a key location for the art trail and will host artists for the duration of the trail alongside its own exhibitions.

Harvey's work will be shown at Masons of Billericay. Harvey writes: "When ‘throwing' and my pottery is going well, there is nothing like it. I do enjoy ‘turning’ pots too and, particularly with porcelain, it gives a distinct refinement to the form. On my kick wheel it is a calming and relaxing process."