Made From Fife
In 2012 we created a dresser of 6 plates and beakers made from clays around Fife that have a food connection. This Made From Fife link is to the original blog which described our process of making and discovery.
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The drawers hold the things we sieved out of enough clay to make one plate.
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The MAC Bus
Our Made From Fife dresser toured during 2013 and 2014 on MAC, Fife Council’s mobile museum as part of an exhibition organised by Fife Contemporary Art & Craft and curated by Jonathan Baxter.
The photo gallery gives a taster of the process we went through and the content of the original blog.
A photo gallery
- Hunting for clay
- Digging for clay
- The big dig
- Clay from the farm where Puddle Bacon is made
- Crail beach clay
- Pillars of Hercules clay
- Clay drying out
- Clay on the farm where Anster Cheese is made
- A brick workers cottage
- Clay wetting down
- Clay wetting down
- Plate mould experiment
- Footring on plate
- Footring on plate
- Not all experiments work…
- Working out the drawings
- Working out the drawings
- Getting QR codes to work
- QR codes on country pots!