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Cockpit partners with Discover! Creative Careers for National Career Week

Cockpit is proud to have four of its makers represented at Collect 2021, the international showcase for contemporary craft.

We are thrilled to have been awarded a significant grant from the Weston Culture Fund to support our digital ambition here at Cockpit Arts.

Applications are now invited for the London Creative Network Programme at Cockpit Arts.

Darren Appiagyei is wood turner with an original vision – a dedicated and aspiring craftsman at the start of his creative career.

Paper marbler Lucy McGrath has gone from apprenticing at Cockpit to becoming a leading voice for this heritage craft in the UK.

Joost Pasman is a leatherworker en-route to a strong and sustainable business thanks to time and support to develop his craft.

Meron Wolde is a self-taught jeweller with a hunger to learn her craft and the route to a successful business.

A shared place in our subsidised weaving studio was just the start for ambitious textile designer Alice Timmis.

Talented textile artist Onome Otite supported by the Cockpit community, now helps other emerging makers.

Known for her ambitious, large-scale and explosively colourful interventions in public spaces, we’re delighted to share Camille Walala’s Cockpit Edit.

Maggie Semple’s Creative Director, Dulcie Pryslopski, shares her Cockpit Edit for Cockpit Makers’ Market.