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About Hand Eye Ceramics

Located in Chinatown

We offer a small intimate creative learning environment where students can try their hand at wheel throwing pottery.

It's a place to de-stress after work and create pottery to take home and share with friends, or maybe your dog if you're having an off-centre wheel throwing day.

Our Studio

Hand Eye Ceramics studio. Pottery wheels lined up against a brick wall with big windows looking out onto green space.

Our Studio

Our studio is large and open, with big windows that overlook green space.

It's well equipped with a heated fresh air ventilation system, and all of the tools you'll ever need.

How to get here

Our studio is located on the edge of Chinatown at 739 Gore Ave, 2nd floor.

It's a 10 min walk from the Main St. Skytrain station, and is right along the Union St. bike path (you can store your bikes in the studio).

Our Instructors

Our Instructors

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James Kemp, owner and pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

James Kemp (He/Him)

Riley, a pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics

Riley (They/Them)

Thea, a pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

Thea (She/Her)

Diana, a pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

Diana (She/Her)

Stephen, a pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

Stephen (He/Him)

Georgia, a pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

Georgia (She/Her)

Mich (They/Them)

Mich (They/Them)

Paige, a pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

Paige (They/She/Him)

James H, a pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

James H. (He/Him)

Anna, a pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

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Dimos, a pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

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Courtney, a pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

Courtney (She/Her)

Hunter, a pottery instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

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Gallery

Instructor Work

Rylie. Blue glazed plate.

Stephen's work, a small planter pot in the window with sun on the green stems.

Diana's blue vase, held up by small figures.

Thea's three tiered vase.

Geo cup made by James Kemp

Anna's cat themed mug.

Paige's tea pot with an octopus crawling overtop it.

Mich's bottle with painted face and dripping brown glaze.

Dimos' vase

Courtney's platter with light blue interior glaze.

A collection of hunter's pots with various plants and cacti spilling out of them.

White and blue speckled plant pot made by James Kemp.

Geo cups stacked up four levels high on top of each other.

Diana's sourdough cloche. A pottery form for baking bread in.

White handmade mug with a flower illustration, made by Georgia, an instructor at Hand Eye Ceramics.

Click here to see more pictures of instructor and student work, along with the studio.

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