Meltdowns, an innovative International Arts Studio, was established by artists Sarah Craske & Stephen Melton. Through the provision of artist owned & led conceptual & physical space, Meltdowns uniquely focuses on the articulation & development of Creative Practice through the convergence of art, environmental science & technology. +44 (0) 1843 5 800 83 Level One - Art Level Two - The Laboratory Level Three - The Workshop Through these linked activities The Studio promotes high quality working practice to Artists & other Professionals interested in the creative process.
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Further Contact Information
Here you will find the artists' studios, a project space & access to our workshop. You will also find details on our courses & education programme, our residency programme & exhibitions.
Please visit the laboratory if you want to contact us, read our manifesto, have a look at our profile or see the journey we have taken so far.
In our workshop, we are commissioned to design, model & create art works for people across the world. Our moulding capabilities are used throughout industry & in the arts whilst our fine arts bronze casting foundry is a well kept secret. Our expertise sends us out on many a restoration project & our research into plastics & new technologies is always expanding.
A rare opportunity to join our artists' community. Studios available now!
For those of you wanting to learn with us during 2012, click on the following course links below:
Life Casting Courses
Portraiture Master Classes
Patination Courses
Rubber Moulding Courses
Bronze Casting Courses
...& if you would like to look at our 2012 programme from January to June with details of 10% savings, you can download the course list here.
The Workshop is really looking forward to working with Charming Baker throughout 2012.
Sarah Craske's commission to write a book on The Secrets of Bronze Casting is now complete, we look forward to seeing it in print next Summer!
Meltdowns is currently undergoing an exciting period of organisational development, with the hope of making some great changes to further ecological sustainability.