The Journal of Australian Ceramics Vol 49 No 2 July 2010

Classifieds
PLINTHS
PLINTHS MADE TO ORDER
Affordable, designed for strudural integrity, lightweight;
also for hire. Roger Fenton, 5t Iyes, NSW
T: 02 9488 8628; F: 02 9440 1212; M : 0417 443 414
WORKSHOPS / SEMINARS
GLASS WORKSHOPS @ THE G SPOT
Weekend workshops in glass blowing, glass casting and mosaic;
expert tuition, fun-filled and informative; Manly area;
Sallie Portnoy TfF : 02 9938 6395; 0418 279 518
\/IfININ,sallieportnoyglass.com,au
HOT TO POT WORKSHOPS at Moonshill, Tarago
(nr. Goulburn)
22 August 2010 (Sun): Rapid and Naked - raku·style rapid
firing with and without glaze; S88. 2, 3 & 4 October 2010
(Sat, Sun, Man, long weekend): Studio Open Days - new
studio gallery, demonstrations, firings, refreshments - just
drop in. 14 November 2010 (Sun): Slab Happy 3 - slabbuilt
teapots, working and quirking; S88. Bookings essential.
Contad Jane, TfF: 02 6161 0806; E: janecrick@dodo.com.
au; VV'NW.janecrick.netfirms.com.au
THE BIG SMOKE, AUCKLAND 2011
New Zealand Ceramics Conference 1 - 3 April, 2011
International guests: Gustav Perez, Michael Doolan, Linda
Christianson, Brian Adams. Calling for papers and guest
speakers f rom September 2010;
WNW.thebigsmoke.unitec.ac.nz
WORKSHOP ARTS CENTRE WILLOUGHBY
Ceramics classes, day & evening, Monday to Friday,
weekend & holiday workshops; Teaching artists: Barbara
Campbell-Allen, Kwirak Choung & Petra Svoboda. Beginners
and advanced students welcome. New class starts 30 July:
Slip-casting & Mould-Making with Petra Svoboda, Fridays,
lOam - 1 pm. Workshop Arts Centre 33 laurel Street,
Willoughby NSW 2068. T: 02 9958 6540
E: admin@Workshoparts.org.au; WWN.workshoparts.org.au
AUSTRALIAN GALLERY DIRECTORY
CUDGEGONG GALLERY
3 Sept -1 Nov: Simon Reece, solo exhibition of ceramics;
5 Nov - 6 Dec: Two plus One, exhibition of ceramics and
paintings, guest curator Jane Wilson; 10 Dec 2010 - 31
Jan 2011: Time + Place, Australian Studio Ceramics, guest
curator Vicki Grima; 102 Herbert St, Gulgong NSW 2852;
T: 02 6374 1630; www.cudgegonggallery.com.au; Open
10am - 5pm
INNER CITY CLAYWORKERS GALLERY CO-OP LTD
30 July - 29 Aug: The Sydney Teapot Show 2010; 2 Sept
- 26 Sept: Under New Management with Janette Loughrey
and Sheila Myers; 30 Sept - 24 Oct: Ellin Pooley and
Barbara Mason; 28 Oct · 21 Nov: Animal Crackers with
Ilona Ede, Heather Fisher and Rosemary Tucker; Cnr St Johns
Rd and St Johns Rd Glebe NSW 2037
TfF: 02 9692 97 17; www.c1ayworkers.com.au
KERRIE LOWE GALLERY
Until 3 Aug: Patterns of Ught - porcelain monoprints by
Maiju Altpere-Woodhead; 6 - 24 Aug: figurative sculpture
by Kate french; 27 Aug - 14 Sept: new work by Paul
A'burrow and Su Hanna; 17 Sept - 5 Oct: bronzes by Cath
Weiszmann; 8 - 27 Oct: Susie McMeekin; 29 Oct - 16 Nov:
Ufe in a Nutshell, Miniature Society; from 26 Nov: Xmas
Show with gallery artists; Man to Sat, lOam - 5.30pm; Thurs
'til 7pm; 49 King St, Newtown NSW 2042 T 0295504433;
E !owekerrie@gmail.com; www.kerrielowe.com
NATiONAL EDUCATION DIRECTORY
CANBERRA SCHOOL OF ART
Distance Ceramics: Canberra can put you in touch with
contemporary ceramics from anywhere in the world. We
are currently calling for expressions of interest from persons
wanting to undertake a postgraduate coursework degree
by distance study. Research Masters and PhD may also be
undertaken by distance study in some cases. For more information
write to Distance Ceramics Program, Building 105,
ANU, Canberra 0200 ACT Australia. T: +61 (0)261255823;
f : + 61 (0)261255723, www.soa.anu.edu.aufceramics
l'illI_ CHISHOLM INSTITUTE, VICTORIA
The Diploma of Ceramics is a skills-based course delivered
by specialist staff in a well resourced studio. Studies in
all aspects of ceramic process and design, and first hand
experience with firing a wide variety of kilns, as well as
diverse arts business strategies, provide students with
a solid foundation from which they can build careers as
independent arts practitioners. Contact Judith Roberts,
T: 03 9212 5398; E: judith.roberts@chisholm.edu.au
HOLMESGLEN TAfE
Holmesglen Chadstone Campus: Diploma of Ceramics
The scope and vision of our Diploma of Ceramics Course at
Holmesglen is to prepare students for a career in ceramic
art. We provide a professional, well equipped studio environment
and the staff are recognized, practising artists. Our aim
is to inspire individual development and encourage ongoing
levels of inquiry.
Kim Martin, Course Coordinator of Ceramics and Visual
Arts, T: 03 9564 1942; www.holmesglen.edu.au
LA TROBE UNIVERSITY BENDIGO CAMPUS
Ceramics as a major study is offered on the Bendigo campus
in the Bachelor of Visual Arts course at La Trobe Visual Arts
& Design. Honours is offered to high achieving students
wishing to develop their practice to an advanced level, allowing
entry into post graduate Masters or PhD by research
within ceramics.
Contad Tony Conway, T: 03 5444 7217
E: a.conway@latrobe.edu.au
NATIONAL ART SCHOOL, SYDNEY
Ceramics Courses 2010:
BFA (Ceramics) - 3 years full time; BFA Honours - 1 year full
time; MFA (Ceramics) - part time or full time
Public Programs 2010: Short Courses Semester 2: 5 sessions
on Saturdays, 10am-4pm, 31 July - 28 August; Won Seok
Kim: Wheel-forming Techniques and Jenny Orchard: Fire
Your Imagination.
The Ceramics Department also maintains an artist in
residence program, international exchanges and visiting
artists. Contact Merran Esson, T: 02 93398744, Forbes
Street, Darlinghurst, Sydney, NSW, 2010.
RMIT UNIVERSITY, MELBOURNE
Introducing a new course structure in 2011. Contemporary
3D concepts in ceramics including sculpture, mixed media,
jewellery, architectural ceramics and design studies.
SA fine Art (full-time); Post-Graduate Studies by Research
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