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Marches Makers Festival Artist 2021
Andrew Eastwood 

​Andrew Eastwood taught engineering at university level for 20 years, then took early retirement so that he could develop his long-standing interest in art, graduating with a BA(Hons) Design in ceramics from the Glasgow School of Art in 2006.

​Since then, his sculptural work has been included in numerous juried exhibitions and has won awards. Andrew enjoys pushing clay to its technical limits, in creating paper-thin porcelain shapes for assembly into abstract patterns, Japanese-scroll inspired decorative panels, and implausibly thin and translucent vessels.
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​Marches Makers Festival 2022
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    • Marches Makers
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      • demos and makers
      • art heritage & nature walk
      • kington's mappa mundi
      • fly: the walking dog of kington
      • ceci
      • festival timetable
    • Open Studios
    • Live Performance
    • 8 pics challenge
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  • Festival 2022 artists
    • 2022 Index of Artists
    • Basketry
    • Ceramics
    • Furniture
    • Glass
    • Jewellery
    • Lighting
    • Mixed Media
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    • Festival 2021 >
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      • Festival Artists 2021 >
        • 2021 Index of Artists
        • Basketry
        • Calligraphy
        • Ceramics
        • Glass
        • Jewellery
        • Metal
        • Mixed Media
        • Paint - Page 1
        • Paint - Page 2
        • Print and Paper
        • Recycled Art
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        • Stone
        • Textiles
      • FESTIVAL VIDEOS
      • Festival Shop Windows
    • FESTIVALS 2018 AND 2019 >
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        • Index of artists 2019
        • Festival Artists 2019 >
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          • Glass
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          • Paint page 1
          • Paint page 2
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          • Sculpture
          • Textiles/Others
          • Wood
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