Lee Steele - Ceramic Artist
After studying 3D design at York College of Further & Higher Education I went on to run my own pottery studio and gallery in Robin Hoods Bay, North Yorkshire and have subsequently worked in schools, colleges and specialist care settings for over 15 years, teaching and inspiring students of all abilities and ages to “have a go”.
My own interests and inspirations include historical pottery, specifically Early Medieval which is born of many years as a historical re-enactor taking part in Late Roman, Saxon and Viking events both throughout the UK and in Norway.
My studio ceramics are often inspired by the natural and industrial landscape and display my love of texture and exploration of the ways in which texture can alter the form and shape of a piece.
My own interests and inspirations include historical pottery, specifically Early Medieval which is born of many years as a historical re-enactor taking part in Late Roman, Saxon and Viking events both throughout the UK and in Norway.
My studio ceramics are often inspired by the natural and industrial landscape and display my love of texture and exploration of the ways in which texture can alter the form and shape of a piece.
The Studio
Situated in Holme-on-Spalding Moor, East Yorkshire, The Potter Man Studio is a fully equipped and dedicated ceramics studio extending to about 1800sqft, spread across 2 adjacent units.
We have recently created 5 rentable spaces to allow ceramists more flexible access to the studio to expand their practice. Please contact me for further details.
There are 6 wheels, 2 kilns plus a selection of different clays and glazes available for students to use and free car parking on site. If you need to take a break from your artistic endeavours, there is a separate coffee room with an expanding library of reference material, books and journals.
The studio is partly Arts Council/Creative Industry Finance funded and provides a relaxed, creative environment and educational resource.
We have recently created 5 rentable spaces to allow ceramists more flexible access to the studio to expand their practice. Please contact me for further details.
There are 6 wheels, 2 kilns plus a selection of different clays and glazes available for students to use and free car parking on site. If you need to take a break from your artistic endeavours, there is a separate coffee room with an expanding library of reference material, books and journals.
The studio is partly Arts Council/Creative Industry Finance funded and provides a relaxed, creative environment and educational resource.
