Thank you to everyone who popped into the opening of White Heat and the Touch Tour on the 3rd of December 2014. I was overwhelmed and thrilled to see such a wonderful turn out! Especially for the middle of the day on a Wednesday!
And to top off a wonderful event WIN News Wollongong came into the gallery to film the last few minutes of the Touch Tour. Great day - many thanks to everyone who supported the project.
Showing posts with label porcelain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label porcelain. Show all posts
Wednesday, 10 December 2014
White Heat opening at Wollongong Art Gallery
Labels:
australian ceramic jewellery,
international day of ability 2014,
opening event,
porcelain,
tactile art,
Touch Tour,
wollongong art gallery
Location:
Wollongong NSW, Australia
Monday, 1 September 2014
White Heat at the Jamfactory - last days!
White Heat finishes next Sunday 14 September at the Jamfactory, do yourself a favour and have a peek at both exhibitions. Nick Mount's exhibition in the main gallery is a wonderful celebration of a talented maker, designer and artist! His poetic sculptural forms are a delight to behold!
Nick Mount
Nick Mount
Nick Mount
Graeme Bannerman's Touch Table
Graeme Bannermn
Kris Coad
Sarah Hudson & Pennie Elliott, Zara Collins + Graeme Bannerman (both collaborative works)
www.jamfactory.com.au
www.jamfactory.com.au
Labels:
australian ceramic jewellery,
ceramic jewellery,
handmade,
jamfactory,
nick mount,
porcelain,
wearables,
White Heat Exhibition
Thursday, 7 August 2014
August Artist of the Month - Deirdre Hoban
From the first time I saw Deirdre Hoban's ceramic artworks I was intrigued and beguiled. There is a lovely light-heartedness to her pieces, something that reminds me of childhood - crafting with plasticine, stretching the material, squishing it between your fingers and marbling a mix of colours until they are unrecognisable.
In Deirdre's artist statement she begins with a series of questions, “Is that rubber/resin/fimo… what is that made of?... oh, it must be very delicate… how did you make the shapes…I love the sound it makes… it looks very heavy!... can I touch it?”
And these questions point to the curiosity and playfulness in her work and her pieces. Huge centrepieces in rhombic and dodecahedron like shapes are hand crafted, keeping with the organic nature of porcelain which is at the heart of her practice. Deirdre enjoys playing with scale in her designs - bold geometrics dance on thick natural rope around the wearer's neck. They are brave but never heavy or imposing.
Here are a few shots from Deirdre's studio and pieces during the making process:
Fro more information on Deirdre's work www.deirdre.com.au
Thursday, 6 March 2014
White Heat exhibition catalogues - hot off the press!
Thank you to the team at Blue Melon Design for a lovely, clean, fresh design for our exhibition catalogue! Communicating the feel of the exhibition beautifully and showing off our talented artists' work in the very best light. So happy with Joshua Morris' photos featuring our beloved model Chardae Jorgensen wearing the amazing exhibition work, creating a fantastic contrast to the white, light and delicate artworks. The environmentally friendly paper stock has a wonderful tactile feel too.
Huge thanks also go to Jane Hunterland for editing the catalogue essay and Liz & Helen for final proofing.
Catalogue will be available in each venue for $3 during the exhibition period.
Can't make it to the galleries? Craft ACT, Jam Factory or Wollongong Gallery?
You can purchase a catalogue online for $4 including postage within Australia in our shop very soon.
Huge thanks also go to Jane Hunterland for editing the catalogue essay and Liz & Helen for final proofing.
Catalogue will be available in each venue for $3 during the exhibition period.
Can't make it to the galleries? Craft ACT, Jam Factory or Wollongong Gallery?
You can purchase a catalogue online for $4 including postage within Australia in our shop very soon.
Labels:
Blue Melon Design,
ceramic,
ceramic jewellery,
contemporary craft,
craft act,
exhibition catalogue,
jamfactory,
porcelain,
wearables,
White Heat Exhibition,
wollongong gallery
Location:
New South Wales, Australia
Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Photo shoot images - November
Our talented friends Josh Morris and Chardae Jorgensen have done it again!
Here are a few shots from our second photoshoot.
Graeme Bannerman Untitled Porcelain, thread
Graeme Bannerman In & Out White earthenware, glaze
Zara Collins Sunshine Square White earthenware, glaze, underglaze, silk
thread, silver
Zara Collins Victorian Vinaigrette (vanilla) White earthenware, glaze, thread, essential
oils, reclaimed cork
Zara Collins Victorian Vinaigrette (vanilla) White earthenware, glaze, thread, essential oils, reclaimed cork
Zara Collins Victorian Vinaigrette (vanilla & lavendar) White earthenware, glaze, thread, essential oils, reclaimed cork
Lia
Tajcnar Wing Bone Brooch White & Wing Bone
Neckpiece Silver
Porcelain, resin, mixed media, rare earth magnet (brooch worn as ring)
Porcelain, resin, mixed media, rare earth magnet (brooch worn as ring)
Manon
van Kouswijk Perles
d'Artiste no. 2 & 4 Porcelain, pigment, ceramic, glaze
(No.2 worn as bracelet)
(No.2 worn as bracelet)
Manon van Kouswijk Perles d'Artiste no. 2 & 4 & 3 Porcelain, pigment, ceramic, glaze
(No.2, No. 4, No. 3 worn as bracelets)
(No.2, No. 4, No. 3 worn as bracelets)
Manon van Kouswijk Perles d'Artiste no. 2 & 4 & 3 Porcelain, pigment, ceramic, glaze
Labels:
ceramic jewellery,
contemporary jewellery,
Graeme Bannerman,
Joshua Morris,
Lia Tajcnar,
Manon van Kouswijk,
porcelain,
Zara Collins
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