On Tuesdays INTRA is buzzing with Karen Verma’s popular glass classes, with intricate fused glass, copper foiling, stained glass and mosaic pieces being created over a series of weeks or months by her students. Continue reading
Category Archives: Artists at INTRA
Whittle and Daub
An exhibition by Paul Jerome including his linocut, Risograph, collagraph prints and textiles work. Opens Tuesday May 1st, continues until Sunday July 1st 2018 Continue reading
Rikard Österlund
Rikard Österlund has developed a wonderful photographic side to INTRA’s creative offerings, from hosting a Photobook Club, using our workspaces as a location for photo shoots, and to his amazing wet plate collodion portrait sessions – one of the earliest photographic processes. Continue reading
Silver Clay Jewellery – The Skiving Scholar
Sara Wordley aka The Skiving Scholar brings her wonderful silver clay courses to INTRA most months and oh do we love them! This magical substance can be sculpted just like clay, but when it is fired in Sara’s kiln, the binder burns away leaving 99.9% real fine silver! After a whole lot of fun sculpting and some polishing … Continue reading
Medway Fine Printmakers
Our print studio has a wide range of presses and printmaking equipment for paper and textiles. Used by a friendly community of printmakers it’s a great place for people from all over the South East to work on print projects. The studio can also be hired by the day for intaglio, silkscreen or relief printing for groups. Continue reading
Unravel & Unwind
A welcoming community craft centre providing a ‘home from home’ where local crafters and families can practice, learn, teach and sell their crafts together. Skills include crochet, sewing, felting and paper crafts. Continue reading
Stephen Podgorney Fused Glass
EDIT: Sadly Stephen moved on from INTRA in October 2015. We’ll miss him, but we wish him all the best on the other side of the estuary and hope he’ll visit us soon. ———————————————————– “What’s that?” “It’s Stephen’s glass kiln!” With his studio space positioned on the other side of an internal window looking into our … Continue reading
