Projects

Emilie qualified in Fine Art then worked in drug and alcohol services for 10 years alongside making her own work. Emilie trained as an Art Psychotherapist in order to better understand making in communities and groups and applies this training to her work as an Artist.

Landmark

“The aesthetic of heritage crafts, the warmth of their handmadeness, conjures up a shared consciousness and images of working together to serve our community.” Sean […]

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Carrying Capacity

“Emilie makes pots that draw our attention to the politics in the everyday.” Sara Roberts Emilie was invited to spend the year working between the […]

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Base Materials

“How a group of adults undertaking great change in their lives worked with ceramic artist, Emilie Taylor to explore the potent metaphor of turning mud […]

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Peoples Pottery Project

LeftCoast commissioned Emilie to design a project, to be part of Banquet-a large scale event created by LeftCoast and They Eat Culture, centred on the […]

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Back Where You Came From

Emilie collaborated with Dr Casey Strine, Ancient Historian and Vice Chancellors Research Fellow at University of Sheffield, In open workshops people seeking asylum, or with […]

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The Share

Emilie was invited by Curator Andrea Hawkins to work at Guidepost Working Mens Club, Northumberland. Working with the over-60’s Bingo club time was spent sharing […]

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