Singapore's Premier Ceramics Festival
6 - 9 November 2025
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Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Multipurpose Hall, Level 7
What’s On at the Singapore Clay Festival 2025
The biennial edition of the Singapore Clay Festival presents an exciting lineup of programmes and curated exhibitions!
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The iconic Clay Makers’ Market with ceramic works from more than 220 clay makers
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hands-on workshops
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clay demonstrations
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pottery throwdowns
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OCBC Works of Kindness, our social awareness project
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Shaping Clay, curated selections of outstanding ceramics
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Singapore Clay Heritage, an exhibition celebrating ceramics legends.
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SINGAPORE CLAY FESTIVAL
CLAY MAKERS' MARKET 2025
IT'S THE 5TH CLAY MAKERS’ MARKET!
OPEN CALL FOR CLAY MAKERS, POTTERS, CERAMISTS, ARTISTS AND CRAFTSPEOPLE
The Clay Makers’ Market (CMM25) is an important platform in Singapore for clay makers to meet other clay makers and new customers, create awareness of their works, showcase studio practices and introduce your courses. It is also the place to view the works of other clay makers, share ideas and be challenged to work in new ways.
CMM25 exhibitors are eligible for the Clay Makers’ Market 2025 Awards! Your stand or table may be named ‘Best Stand’ or ‘Best Table’ based on ceramic works and display! Individual awards are also made for ‘Best Functional Work’ and ‘Best Non-Functional Work’.
Send us your completed application by 30 April to receive our special rates.
SINGAPORE CLAY FESTIVAL
SHAPING CLAY 2025
CURATED EXHIBITION
SHAPING CLAY seeks to give a current, selective view of noteworthy ceramic works made by clay makers based in Singapore, and which point to the future of Singapore ceramics. The Selection Panel seeks to exhibit works that are artistic, original, innovative, fresh, creative, stretching the boundaries of ceramic work, that may have a sense of cultural identity and imagination.
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Previous selected clay makers include Hiroko Mita, Loh Lik Kian & Debbie Ng, Ken Lu, Steven Low Thia Khiang, Loy Yan Ling, Mona Malhotra, Emily Moh, Suriani Suratman and Teo Huey Ling who exhibited exciting works that challenged their personal practice in clay.
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Applications are open to all clay makers who are Singapore citizens or who are based in Singapore.
Submit your application with CV, artist statement, portfolio and images of proposed work by 21 July 2025 23:59h.
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SINGAPORE CLAY FESTIVAL
ABOUT US
Our vision is to grow a community platform for
clay makers to connect with each other and the public,
create dialogue, education and awareness of
Singapore clay heritage and promote excellence in clay
making which reflects Singapore’s cultural diversity.