The Journal of Australian Ceramics Vol 48 No 3 November 2009

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PHOTOGRAPHY
GREG PIPER IMAGING SOLUTIONS
Providing craft artists with digital and traditional photography,
including graphic design to print or electronic media.
Associate AfPP (Australian Institute of Professional
Photographers). Over 30 yrs experience in various advertising.
corporate and government projects. Drummoyne NSW
2047 Australia; T: +61 (0)29181 1188 M: 0411107 744
E: greg@gregpiper.com.au; 'NWVII.gregplper.com.au
AUSTRALIAN GAllERY DlR£CTOR'l
KERRIE LOWE GALLERY
13 - 28 November: Orientations: East Meets West. prints,
paintings and ceramics by Margeurite de Fondaumiere,
Rosemary Christmas and Andrew Lo plus Khrysallis: ceram­
ICS by Jenny Papalexandris; 4 - 24 December: Christmas
exhibition featuring all our gallery artists; Mon to Sat, lOam
- 5pm; 49 King St, Newtown NSW 2042; T: 02 9550 4433;
E: lowekerrie@gmail.com; WNW.kerrjelowe.com
PLINTHS
PLINTHS MADE TO ORDER
Affordable. designed for structural integrity, lightweight,
also for hire. Roger Fenton, 51 Ives, NSW
T: 02 9488 8628; f: 02 94401212; M: 0417 443 414
WORKSHOPS I SEMINARS
GLASS WORKSHOPS @THE G SPOT
Weekend workshops in glass blowing. glass casting and
mosaic; expert tuition, fun-filled and informative; workshops
in Dec 09, feb & March 2010; Manly area;
Sallie Portnoy TIf: 02 9938 6395; 0418 279 518
l/WIIIIII.sallieportnoyglass.com.au
HOT TO POT WORKSHOPS at Moonshill, Tarago
(nr. Goulburn)
9 february 2010 - Make a Mug Morning Tea - half day
workshop; welcome back to Tuesday tutorials; no charge
for this workshop. 21 March 2010 - Screen Print on Clay
- hands-on workshop, $88 includes screen, materials and
lunch. 24 March 2010 - repeat of Screen Print on Clay
workshop as above. Bookings essential for workshops.
'NW'N.janecrick.netfirms.com or contact Jane
TIf: 02 6161 0806; E: janecnck@dodo.com.au
STURT POTIERY
EIGHT WEEK INTENSIVE THROWING COURSE
26 July - 17 September 2010: An eight week master class
for potters, with a focus on throwing; limited to eight
students; structured around a program of making, testing,
firing, critiquing and developing a personal style. Prospective
students must have a commitment to develop their studio
pradice. Suitable for those with some throwing experience
(not for beginners). Tuition five days of each week. with studio
access available at all other times. Course fee is $4500.
Further information, T: 02 4860 2080 or
www.sturt.nsw.edu.au
STURT SUMMER SCHOOL
4 - 9 January 2010
Five and a half day courses, as part of the Summer School.
Accommodation avaIlable. Ceramic courses include Throwing
with Uno Alvarez, Hand-Building with Bev Hogg and
Clay for Kids with Sue Buckle. Go to www.slurt.nsw.edu.au
for more details. Don't miss out. Enrol now.
WORKSHOP ARTS CENTRE WILLOUGHBY
Continuous ceramics classes for 48 years; Monday to friday
Day, evening and weekend; Teaching artists: Barbara
Campbell-Allen, Kwirak Choung and Renata de Lambert.
Beginners and experienced ceramicists welcome.
33 Lau rel Street, Willoughby NSW 2068
T: 02 9958 6540; E: admin@Workshoparts.org.au
WNW.workshoparts.org.au
CANBERRA SCHOOL OF ART
Distance Ceramics: Canberra can put you in touch with
contemporary ceramics from anyvvhere in the world. We
are currently calling for expressions of interest from persons
wanting to undertake a postgraduate coursework d€(]ree
by distance study. Research Masters and PhD may also be
undertaken by distance study in some cases. For more infor~
mation write to Distance Ceramics Program, Building 105,
ANU, Canberra 0200 ACT Australia
T: +61 (0)2 6125 5823; F: +61 (0)261 255723
www.soa.anu.edu.auJceramics
e • CHISHOLM INSTITUTE, VICTORIA
The Diploma of Arts, Ceramics is a skills-based course
conducted by specialist staH in a well resourced studio. Our
extension program runs hands-on workshops in wood~firing,
low temperature firIng, life modelling in clay and advanced
glaze research.
Contact Glenn England: T: 03 92125398
E: pamela.england@chisholm.vic.edu.au
HOLMESGLEN TAfE
The Diploma of Ceramics is designed to develop a sound
knowledge of raw materials, a high lellel of technical
competence and a solid background in design. This course is
offered both full-time and part-time, day and evening by
leading ceramic artists in outstanding facilities.
Enquiries : Michele lIan Eeden
T: 03 9564 1578; E: michv@holmesglen.vic.edu.au
LA TROBE UNIVERSITY BENDIGO CAMPUS
Ceramics as a major study is offered in the Bachelor of
Visual Arts course within the School of Visual Arts & Design;
Honours, Masters and PhD are available for students wishing
to develop their practice to an advanced level.
Contact Tony Conway, T: 03 5444 7217
E: a.conway@latrobe.edu.au
NATIONAL ART SCHOOL SYDNEY
Ceramics courses 2010:
BFA (Ceramics) - 3 years: BFA Honours - 1 year full time
MFA (Ceramics) - part-time or full-time
Short (ourses: 2010 Summer School, 11-15 January,
Cameron Williams: A week on the wheel, Jenny Orchard:
Mug Shots.
Semester 1: Tania Rollond: Wheel-forming WIth Stoneware
and Porcelain; Somchai Charoen: Casting Objects of Desire;
starts Sat 6 March; 5 sessions 1 Dam - 4pm.
The Ceramics Dept also maintains an artist in residence
program, international exchanges and visiting artists.
Contact Merran Esson T: 02 9339 8630,
E: merran.esson@det.nsw.edu.au; Forbes St Darlinghurst,
Sydney NSW 2010; VfflW.nas.edu.au
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