‘From Cushendall to Islandmagee’: A Craft Trail through County Antrim
Paul Jordan Ceramics, Open Studio
Paul is holding an ‘Open Studio Day’ at his studio in Randalstown, onSaturday 1st August, as part of a craft trail, ‘From Cushendall to Islandmagee’ organised byCounty Antrim Open Studios (CAOS). The trail takes the visitor to studios and workshops ineight different locations across the county to view sculpture, ceramics, jewellery, furniture,handmade books, textile art and original artwork and prints.
Paul lives close to the picturesque shores of Lough Neagh. His painting, drawing and ceramic sculpture reflects his personal reaction to both the urban and rural landscapes. His work isinspired equally by the character of an old building as with the contemplative quality andsolitude of a quiet Irish bogland. Although often working in an abstract way, Paul’s more figurative work is creative and has a lyrical style which is contemporary and colourful. Paul has exhibited at the Royal Ulster Academy as well as the Oriel Gallery in Antrim, TheFlowerfield Arts Centre in Portstewart and the Flax Gallery, Belfast
Open 10.00am–6.00pm on 1 August 2026
Image Gallery - Click to enlarge
Event Address: Blue Shed Studio, 69 Oldwood Rd., Randalstown, BT41 2PP
Suitable For: All Ages
Accessibility Information
On-site parking but no wheelchair access
Organiser: : CAOS
Event Email: : info@countyantrimopenstudios.co.uk
Event Website: : https://countyantrimopenstudios.co.uk/
All August Craft Month events are run independently by the event organisers. For questions regarding this event please contact the event organiser directly.