About

Perth Studio Potters Inc is a not for profit organisation managed by a Committee drawn from our membership. 

We have well equipped workrooms and kiln facilities which are available to all members.  Our studio, glaze room and kilns are in constant use and many of our members give their time to help to keep our facilities running smoothly.

After 65 years as a pottery studio we look forward to making and promoting the art of pottery well into the future.

Burt Street Gallery

The gallery is located at the front of the building and offers our members the opportunity to display and sell their work to the public. Our exhibition openings are well attended by supporters and collectors and offer a diverse range of works which reflect current trends and ideas in ceramics.

Please check our GALLERY page for information on upcoming exhibitions. Everyone is welcome. 

Classes

We hold classes to introduce others to the joys of working with clay. We have great teachers and our classes are extremely popular.

Further information can be found on the CLASSES page.

2024-2025 Committee

President: Caroline Goodlet

Vice President & Gallery Manager: Liz Cartell

Treasurer: Laurel Holyoak

Secretary: Jackie Masters

Membership Secretary: Lizzie Warburton

House Manager: Helen Loake

Class Coordinator: Jill Whitfield

Workshop Coordinator: Liz Cartell

Library: Miwa Ide

Media Co-ordinator: Nicki Letizia

How to Become a Member

We are a small not-for-profit community pottery club with a membership cap of 125 persons. 

If there are vacancies, we invite applications from persons on the expression of interest list twice a year.

For a membership application to progress and be considered, it must include a nomination. This can occur in one of two ways:

(i)  A minimum of three consecutive terms of classes undertaken at Perth Studio Potters, nominated by PSP class Teacher

or

(ii) Nominated by an existing PSP Member.

In addition, all applicants will be required to:

·  Provide a minimum of three physical samples of recent work when called to do so

·  Demonstrate knowledge and competency of safe practice within a ceramic studio (this is because members work unsupervised at the studio). 

If you are interested in joining and meet the criteria please send an expression of interest to: membership@perthstudiopotters.org.au

We acknowledge the Whadjuk people as the Traditional Owners of the greater Walyalup area and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still important to the living Whadjuk people today.  We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.