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Sundaymorning@ekwc has a history that goes back to December 7, 1969, when the Ceramic Work Centre (KWC) opened its doors in Heusden. The centre moved to ‘s-Hertogenbosch in 1991 and was transformed into the excellently equipped European Ceramic Workcentre (EKWC). In 2010 the centre underwent another transformation: it opened a Cad/Cam studio and launched a new name, Sundaymorning@ekwc.

In 2015 the centre moved to a former leather factory in Oisterwijk, in a building that holds enough space to also welcome the public, higher education and industries.

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“To stay here for 3 months was a life experience for me, and now I am more courageous than ever to continue working with clay in my studio in Germany.”
Leunora Salihu Participant in 2010.
“Throughout my stay all I tended to do was get out of bed, go to the studio and work through into the early hours without distraction.”
Neil Brownsword Participant in 1999.
“I have created intense friendships with peers in my field and continue to remain very close over many years.”
Christie Wright Participant in 2004, 2008, 2010.
“My artistic career is strongly connected with Sundaymorning@ekwc.”
Thomas Weber Participant in 1993, 1994, 2001, 2010.

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