Coastal ClayMakers | FLUX

About this event

Coastal ClayMakers | FLUX is on at Yarrila Arts and Museum (27 Gordon Street, Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, 2450) on Sun 8 Nov 2026.

Tickets and details are on the organiser’s website, linked on this page. Prices listed by the organiser: Price Free. They’re indicative, so check the final price when you book.

The organiser lists these accessibility features for the event: employs people with disability and disability awareness training for staff.

From the organiser

FLUX is an exhibition of work by members of Coastal ClayMakers that explores transformation, movement, and the imprint of memory through clay. In ceramics, flux is a substance that promotes melting, enabling the fusion of glaze and body. In a broader sense, it evokes movement, change, and the fluidity of artistic expression. This exhibition captures that spirit, showcasing works that explore the tension between permanence and impermanence, tradition and innovation, form and function.

Coastal ClayMakers is a collective of over 80 ceramic artists and makers based on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales. Since its establishment in 2003, the group has fostered a vibrant community dedicated to the exploration and advancement of ceramic arts. Through peer learning, expert-led workshops, and collaborative projects, members are encouraged to develop their practice, share their work, and engage with the broader arts community. Coastal ClayMakers plays an active role in promoting ceramics as both an artistic and cultural expression, contributing to the creative landscape of the region by providing opportunities for its members to exhibit their work, reach new audiences and connect professionally.

The venue’s recorded access

Inclusable’s venue database has an entry for Yarrila Place at this location. It records wheelchair access, step-free entry, accessible toilet and accessible parking. The venue hasn’t confirmed these details. They describe the venue in general, not this particular event.

Not yet recorded for the venue: communication and sensory features such as a hearing loop or quiet hours. We don’t know either way, so it’s worth checking before you go.