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Project-based memberships

Rochester Square collaborates with artists and institutions, offering studio spaces from 2 to 6 months to use our ceramic facilities to develop and produce a ceramic project. We currently offer two types of temporary memberships.

Our Developing Practice Membership is most suitable for artists wishing to further their practice and have previously worked in ceramics. The minimum length of our Developing Practice Membership is 2 months, with a maximum of 4 months. It includes 24-hour access to our ceramics facilities, garden space, storage shelves, firings (limited by volume), limited technical advice.

Our Project Space Membership is catered for artists working on a larger project or a commission supported by an institution or a gallery. The minimum length is 2 months, with a maximum of 6 months. This type of membership includes 24-hour access to our ceramics facilities, garden space, extra storage shelves, unlimited firings and technical advice. If required, we can provide an assistant, subject to extra charge.

If you’re interested, please email us at info@rochestersquare.co.uk with your project requirements, ideal dates and a little about yourself/your practice. 

Artists’ Projects previously developed at Rochester Square

jocjonjosch
In Negotiation, 2026
Musei Civici di Spoleto, Casa Romana


Hannah Hughes
After Fragments, 2026
Swedenborg House


Jonathan Baldock
0.1%, 2024/25
London Mithraeum Bloomberg SPACE


Urara Tsuchiya
Angel Pocket,
2024
Union Pacific


Caroline AreskogJones
deep listening : test xv, 2024
DYCP


Rafal Zajko
Loop, 2023- 2024
DYCP


Svetlana Altavina
My Mother and I , 2023
DYCP


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Anne Ryan
The City Rises, 2021
Southwark Park Galleries.


Ranti Bamgbala
2019


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Bea Bonafini
Chimere, 2019
Galerie Chloe Salgado

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Tamara Kuselman
How Can Large Mountains Enter Small Ice, 2018
Delfina Foundation


Anne Ryan
Folkmoot, 2026
London Mithraeum Bloomberg SPACE


Rafal Zajko
The Egg Egg, 2026
Galeria Arsenal


Rafal Zajko
The Spin Off, 2025
Focal Point Gallery


Benedetto Pietromarchi
Tsunami Vice, 2024

Private commission


Narumi Nekpenekpen
Where you fit in my palm, 2023
Soft Opening


Catalina Niculescu
Square, triangle, semicircle, 2023


Lucía Pizzani 
Rites, Seeds and Refuge,
2023
Cecilia Brunson Projects


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Caroline Achaintre
Vue Liquide,
2020
The Fondation Thalie


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Philipp Schenk-Mischke
2019
Rivoli Store at Musée des Arts Décoratifs


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Laura White
White mud, 2018
The Museum of Royal Worcester


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Simon Bayliss
Landscape Painters Anonymous, 2017
Standpoint


Karlīna Mežecka
Stare Up At Me, 2026
Kim? Contemporary Art Centre, Riga


Lara Bohinc
Shared Streams, 2025
Bohinc Studio


Florence Peak
Embers glow in the deepest caverns. Hope Surges, 2025
Richard Saltun at Frize Artfair 2025


Cristiano Di Martino
In the Darkness of the Bones,
2024
DYCP


Renee So
Solo show, 2024
Kate MacGarry


Stella Baraklianou
Clay Echoes, 2024
DYCP


Cullinan Richards
2023
City Racing Gallery


Sarah Staton
Artists Plates, 2022

SupaStore


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Jonathan Baldock
Facecrime, 2020
Bluecoat


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Zoe Williams
Sunday Fantasy, 2019
Mimosa House


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Nissa Nishikawa
A dance of death, 2018
Phytology


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Zoe Williams
Ceremony of the Void, 2017
DRAF


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Leonie Nagel
The Sirens of St L. The meeting-point, 2017
 
Kingsgate Workshops