CW26 was the most successful yet – hundreds of beautiful and diverse pieces of pottery, hundreds of happy buyers, 49 very happy potters, and a wonderful fundraiser for St Columba. The funds raised help support its community outreach, especially its weekly community lunch which now hosts up to 70 people …
Yet another hugely successful Clay Works was held in May 2025 – 50 potters brought their work and it was a display of artistic talent and diversity of style, function, size and colour. We welcomed hundreds of visitors, some buying, some just browsing, but all were pottery lovers and the …
2024 was the 10th year of Clay Works Potters’ Market, the most anticipated pottery sale of the year and the biggest in Aotearoa. We had a record crowd of buyers and browsers on both days of the event, and our superb Sales Desk team was kept very busy. A huge …
This was St Columba’s 9th year of holding this much-anticipated pottery market. We managed two gloriously fine days amongst weeks of rain and people poured into our community centre to view and buy pieces of awesome pottery. Some examples of the work are featured here. This event is always held …
What: The biggest pottery market in Aotearoa When: This event has finished. Where: St Columba Church Hall, 92 Surrey Crescent, Grey Lynn To see photos of the pottery coming to Clay Works this year, please visit our Instagram page, @clayworksnz. Need more information? Please contact us.
The biggest pottery event in New Zealand! Postponed from May 2020 due to Covid-19, Clay Works was finally held in October 2020. It was the 6th year of this event which is much-anticipated and well supported by the wider Auckland community. More than 40 potters – emerging and established – …
2021 was the 7th year of Clay Work Potters’ Market and again, hugely successful! This well-established, ‘must go to’ event for pottery collectors and much-anticipated annual event in Auckland’s Arts calendar is the larget pottery event in Aotearoa. Pottery by more than 40 potters, both emerging and established, were exhibited …
Art For Good was an exciting exhibition and sale of art objects created by New Zealand artists. It was held in St Columba’s Community Centre as a fundraiser for its community work. The art was made from varied materials, including glass, clay, paint, fabric, wood, birds (taxidermied), stone, bronze and …
“How to Survive a Prison Tower Siege”, an autobiographical exhibition of paintings by Simon Kerr, based on his experiences in the New Zealand prison system. Simon’s criminal activities saw him spend 18 years in prison over the past 40. It was during a more recent sentence that he developed his …
