Greg Daly — round vase, 2021
Line of Sight series – – Photo – John Daly
‘SIXTY’ exhibition — The Journal of Australian Ceramics 60th Anniversary 1962–2022 is a special ADC On Tour exhibition project presented in partnership with The Australian Ceramics Association to acknowledge this significant anniversary.
Where: ADC Australian Design Centre, 101–115 William Street, Darlinghurst, Sydney
Thursday 31 March 2022 to 25th May 2022 – 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm AEDT
The Journal of Australian Ceramics (JAC) has, over its sixty years of print publication, presented the history of ceramics in Australia. The JAC is unique in its enduring focus on all areas of ceramic art practice, finding a balance between aesthetic, technique and education.
Free event: bookings essential
The exhibiting artists are:
Glenn Barkley | Kirsten Coelho | Greg Daly | Pippin Drysdale | Dan Elborne | Penny Evans | Honor Freeman | Susan Frost | Shannon Garson | Patsy Hely | Alison Milyika Carroll | Jeffery Mincham | Damon Moon | David Ray | Ben Richardson | Tania Rollond | Owen Rye | Jane Sawyer | Yul Scarf | Vipoo Srivilasa | Kenji Uranishi | Gerry Wedd
‘Granite Warriors’ ceramic vessels — Pippin Drysdale
Pippin Drysdale
Shanon Garson–‘Beauty and Terror’ – 2020
Dan Elborne — ‘Conduit’ – Slipcast stained stoneware
Damon Moon
Alison Milyika Carroll — Kungkarangkalpa – ‘Seven Sisters’
2022
David Ray – ‘Mutated Tureen’
2021. — Photo – Chris Saunders
Jeffery Mincham – ‘Early morning mist clearing to fine’
High walled bowl form
2021
Gerry Wedd – ‘Welcome Pot’
2015 – Photo–Grant Hancock
‘Here the time flies’ – Glenn Barkley
Glenn Barkley
Bulb Vase – Glenn Barkley
‘Small acts of care and repair’ – Honor Freeman
2021
Jane Sawyer — ‘Collapse’
Jeff Mincham
Tania Rollond – ‘Rise and Fall’
2021
Yul Scarf – ‘You keep paying 2 Wreck Me’ – ceramic plate mended with coins QR code linking to Tony Alberts work
2021
Greg Daly- – ‘Through the Mist’–lustre glaze ceramic
2022
Greg Daly – ‘Brooding Sky’
2019
Man.garr Marsupium – Penny Evans
2021
Owen Rye – Jar
2019
Su-nak (Canine) and Wi-laa (Feline) – Vipoo Srivilasa
Stoneware, underglaze, gold lustre, acrylic and mixed media. Photo:Andrew Barcham
2019
Kenji Uransihi – Hero Image
Ben Richardson – ‘Sheltering’
2022
Susan Frost – Rise A
Photo – Grant Hancock
The exhibition will tour to 17 art centres across Australia from 2022 to 2026.
Australian Design Centre, NSW 31 March – 25 May 2022
Araluen Arts Centre, NT 17 June – 14 August 2022
Cairns Art Gallery, QLD 15 October – 11 December 2022
Cowra Regional Gallery, NSW 11 February – 19 March 2023
JamFactory, SA 4 May – 9 July 2023
ArtGeo Cultural Centre, WA 14 July – 27 August 2023
Gippsland Art Gallery, VIC 9 September -19 November 2023
Ararat Gallery TAMA, VIC 30 November 2023 – 25 February 2024
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, TAS 15 March – 19 May 2024
Design Tasmania, TAS 31 May – 22 July 2024
Tamworth Regional Gallery, NSW 9 August – 29 September 2024
Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, NSW 12 October – 1 December 2024
Bathurst Regional Gallery, NSW 13 December 2024 – 7 February 2025
Canberra Potters, Watson Arts Centre, ACT 20 March – 13 April 2025
Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery, NSW 2 May – 6 July 2025
Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery, QLD 16 August – 12 October 202
More events for 2022 —
International Artists Residency Exchange (IARE)workshops 2022
Saint Raphaël CÔTE D’AZUR
Sharon Thompson Workshop – 17 May 2022 – 27 May 2022
‘Having fun with Decals’
Using decals in a contemporary manner while learning how to use your own artwork to create decals with Sharon Thompson, designer, artist extraordinaire. Price includes materials. Weekday lunches are to be determined.
Sharon Thompson
Sharon Thompson
Sharon Thompson — having fun with decals
Anthony Merino – 18 Jul 2022 – 23 Jul 2022
‘Symmetrical Patterning on 3-Dimensional Forms’
Anthony Merino Symmetrical Pattern on 3-Dimensional Forms
Anthony Merino
Anthony Merino Symmetrical Patterning
Natasha Dikareva — 6 Sep 2022 – 15 Sep 2022
‘Dreams in Clay: Creating Personal Mythology in the South of France’
Dikareva is known for her surreal, exquisitely formed human figures which often morph into other biological forms such as birds, fish, clouds and trees. Humans and other living creatures are united in the experience of life.
‘Here Was a Bee’ – Natasha Dikareva
2020
‘Early Bird Brings Lucid Dreams 2’ by Natasha Dikareva
‘Cloud Man’ – Natasha Dikareva
‘Inhale Deeply and Say Om’ — Natasha Dikareva
Natasha Dikareva
Natasha Dikreva — ‘Letting Out’
‘Smila’ – Natasha Dikreva
– stoneware, glazes, blown glass
Do You Remember Your Last Night Dream? – – Natasha Dikreva
Natasha Dikreva – ‘Dont Touch Your Face Unless Your Hand is Golden’
2020
‘Echoes of the River’ — Nada Murphy exhibition
Create – Connect – Country
March 16 – April 9 2022
Mossenson Galleries – 115 Hay Street, Subiaco, Perth
In Echoes of the River I explore the source of the Avon River at the place where it emerges from the ground. Here it reveals it ancient origins and the intersect with an indelible human imprint echoing across seasons and time – Nada Murphy
‘Spillway at the Crossing II’ – Nada Murphy
Pate de verre glass bowl
‘Quajabin’ – Nada Murphy
‘Riverbank After the Rain II’ – Nada Murphy
‘View from the Peak’ – Nada Murphy
2021 – oil on canvas
‘Climbing the trees II’ – Nada Murphy
Does Not Hold Water – Nada Murphy
Coiled vessels with black fleece
‘Salt preserved II’ – Nada Murphy
‘They always bring you home’ — ©Nada Murphy
‘Stardust and Other Dreams’ – Nada Murphy
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Hi Robbie, A most interesting and enlightening post -It’s so important for me to be able y=to keep up with “What’s What!” in the ceramics world in our own country. Some truly remarkable works shown in this post by talented potters.
Always like seeing the ceramics in these emails. Different from what I see elsewhere online.