Amanda Ward – ‘At The Top’ Marvelous melange of uplifting clayarts. Presenting a collection of inspired ceramic creativity, unleashed by artists with an innate instinct for free expression, zanyiness and feel-good originality. Kitchy clay constructs beyond any pretence that invite you to embrace life by virtue of their frivolous flirtations of flair […]
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Laurence Leenaert has now created the burgeoning LRNCE design empire which now includes textiles, ceramics, clothing, wall hangings, rugs and furniture.
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The 2022 Taranathi Art Fair 14-17 Oct 2022 online The Tarnanthi Art Fair supports the ethical production and sale of works of art by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists in Australia Katherine Ngallametta Minh Punchiy 2020 Jay Jurrupula Rostron — ‘Mimih Dancing’ Lino print on silk fabric 2022 ‘Lyarra […]
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a diverse collection of ceramic art displaying the enticing emphasis that is possible using the black and white aesthetic.
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Vision of a rabbit lake surrounded by a rich ochre terrain from an elevation of 3km NT, Australia Rabbit blue lake in middle of OZ Despite being the Year of the Rabbit, bunnies weren’t really on my radar having already done a feature post on the refined rabbit. Recently, while indulging […]
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‘Dianna The Huntress’ — Anna Hyatt Huntington. Sculptures highlighted by uplifting locations of lakes, rivers and the ocean. Koichi Ishino – ‘In the Grey of Daybreak’ Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi 2019 ‘Elephant Rock’ (natural formation) – Iceland Maroi relief art Lake Taupō, New Zealand […]
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The innovative design trajectory of the lively, free flowing, colouful and expressive fashion that evolved during the 50s/60s was demanding to be elevated with a more dynamic presentation and the photographers responded to the challenge with aplomb. During this era it was a visual experience to behold, witnessing chic models wearing shimmering, bold, stylishl […]
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Generations Of Clay exhibition A gallery show featuring the works of generations of Southern California artists. Featured Artists Peter Voulkos, Harrison McKintosh, Jerry Rothman, Otto and Vivika Heino, Beatrice Wood, Vincent Suez, Karen Thayer, Randall Au, Mark Messenger, Marsha Judd, Patrick Crabb, Kathryn Stovall Dennis, John Meulmester, Young Shin Kim, Richard […]
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Japanese Ceramic – London exhibition Morihiro Wada, Sculptural Vase Erskine Hall & Coe Japanese Ceramics, an exhibition featuring over thirty ceramic works by classic artists. Rie Aizawa, Kenji Hara, Ryūichi Kakurezaki, Shoji Kamoda, Yasuhisa Kohyama, Ryoji Koie, Shozo Michikawa, Machiko Ogawa, Mineo Okabe, Suzuki Osamu, Hayato Sawada, Keiichi Shimizu, Iwao […]
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Full listing here — ceramic artists having an Open Studio This weekend is your opportunity to purchase handmade pottery wares directly from the studio and make a connection with the ceramic creator. Witness the inner workings of their craft production and artistic flair. Free Adnission 10am till 4pm Australian ceramic […]
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John Newdigate ‘Chain Reaction‘-2023 Aire Goutt –‘Spring Forest’ ‘Broken Circle’ — M E Taylor Ceramic Compressed ovoid glazed earthenware jug with hand-modelled and underglaze painted decoration of a windswept tree landscape, incised. Merric Boyd, 1937 Orchids dancing in my neighbours herb garden Nature inspired […]
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Potfest Festival Potfest Potfest, United Kingdom – 2024 SHOWCASING THE ART OF POTTERY AND CERAMICS since 1994 – Annual Festival of innovative ceramic eminence. Set across nine different locations, each show has its own unique charm, style and energy where you can see and purchase unique and beautiful handmade pieces from talented […]
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‘Barcelona’ by Nicolau Raurich, c. 1909 In addition to the wonderful nourishment provided by perrismon, pumpkin, peach and tangerine they also gift a rich array of colour tones that have auspicious implications in the East, especially for the persimmon and the peach. Baked pumpkin is recomended in Japanese macrobiotic healing, dried tangerine […]
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Potfest Suffolk – Haughley Park Fri 9th, Sat 10th or Sun 11th August 2024 Over 90 makers will be selected to showcase a wide and diverse range of work that is guaranteed to delight and inspire. Discover functional and decorative ceramics to suit all tastes and budgets and buy direct from the makers. […]
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Ammonite bronze sculpture with verdigris patination Royal Arch Trail Boulder Entering a portal to a pathway of possibilities Portals are highly symbolic of the numerous channels of discovery we can follow to experience our desired fulfilment. Every day we are reminded of their presence by the glorious spectacle of the […]
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Falcons from antiquity to present Rare falcon nesting at top level Collins Street, 367 My cat was intrigued and fixated by the live falcon feed One of the falcons three fluffy chicks at 18 days old October 2024 Peregrine Falcon in flight. Their ability to reach 320 km/hr […]
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AUSTRALIAN CERAMICS OPEN STUDIOS (ACOS) is an annual, nationwide, weekend event that celebrates clay, community and creativity. Here are some of the participants in 2024. Julie Excell – East Fremantle WA 0421 937 213 Amanda Fernie — Emereld, Qld Nicole Speakman — Claypress Ceramics Manly QLD 0410 507 233 […]
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Okhotsk, Hokkaido, Japan. Zen is a term that encapsulates a feeling of peace, oneness, and enlightenment. It also describes a form of Buddhism in which meditation is used to remain present and non-judgmental. Zen is practiced diligently over a lifetime using a state of meditative calm in which one uses direct, intuitive insights […]
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