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Salt fox is a collective of nine international designer-makers and sculptors. They are all practicing makers working with a broad range of materials and processes. They share the aim and passion to advocate creativity through making. Salt Fox deliver creative art and design workshops at a variety of levels to local communities, schools and private parties. Sharing our enthusiasm for making and lust for collaboration. The Salt foxes: Anna Brimley - Metal Smith and Jewellery maker Natalie Collins - Sculptural Ceramic Artist Carys Evans – Sculptural Ceramic Artist Laima Grigone – Functional Ceramic Maker Poppy-Jane Lindsey – Paper Artist Corin Nesbit – Concrete and Ceramic Artist Katherine Postlethwaite – Glass and concrete Artist Presiana Shisheva – Glass sculptor Lizzie Simpson – Experimental Ceramic Artist The collective first came together in a rather windy field in North Devon. In-between cooking watery porridge and rolling down hills we provided our first creative workshops. We hosted free clay and screen printing workshops to any willing participants at ‘Appledore Arts Festival’ in North Devon.

Getting here: Road If you’re coming by road from Truro then take the A39 towards Falmouth, turning left onto the B3292 at the Treluswell roundabout signposted Penryn. If you’re coming from Helston then take the A394 towards Falmouth, turning right onto the B3292 at the Treluswell roundabout signposted Penryn. Rail Penryn can be reached via the Maritime Line from Truro to Falmouth. The town is a five minute walk from the station. Turn right out of the station, then left at the top. Following this road will bring you straight into the centre of Penryn and you’ll see the wonderful view of the river as you get closer. Bus A number of buses stop directly in the historic town centre of Penryn. 2 from Penzance or Helston 41 from Camborne 68 and 89 from Falmouth 88 from Truro

Part of the penryn arts festival showcasing local crafts people and business