The Journal of Australian Ceramics Vol 49 No 3 November 2010

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PHOTOGRAPHY
CHRISTOPHER SANDERS PHOTOGRAPHY
Photo documentation of artists' and
collectors' works at competitIve rates;
contact Chris Sanders. T: 04 I I 489 680
www.chnstophersanders.zenfolio.com
GREG PIPER IMAGING SOLUTIONS
Providing craft artists with digital and traditional photography,
including graphic design to print or electronic media.
Associate AIPP (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: 0411 107744
E: greg@gregpiper.com.au; lNWW.gregplper.com.au
PLINTHS
PLINTHS MADE TO ORDER
Affordable. designed for strudural integrity. lightweight;
also for hire. Roger Fenton, St Ives, NSW
T: 02 94888628; F: 02 94401212; M: 0417 443 414
WORKSHOPS I SEMINARS
HOT TO POT WORKSHOPS at Moonshill. Tarago
(or. Goulburn)
4 February 2011 (Tues): Tutorial Tuesdays recommence,
evelY Tuesday lOam - 2pm, S8.80; 27 February 2011
(Sun): The Textured Surface - sprigs, stamps. stretching and
more; S88; 10 April 2011 (Sun): Raku Style for EvelYone
- rapid firing. something for every taste; $88; studio gallery
open Tues and Sun, lOam - 3pm; bookings essential for
workshops; contact Jane TIF: 02 6161 0806; E: janecnck@
dodo.com.au, www.janecrick.netflrms.com
STURT SUMMER SCHOOL
Tues 4 - Sun 9 January, 2011
Join our famous Summer School and 'get creative' In the
holidays. Hundreds of like-mmded people enjoy our magical
cool-climate campus and share 25 different courses across
an art forms. plus dedicated courses for young people; For
further information, T: 02 4860 2083 or go to WWW.sturt.
nsw.edu.au
THE BIG SMOKE, AUCKLAND 2011
New Zealand Ceramics Conference is to be held In
Auckland, 1- 3 April, 2011 with demonstrations, keynote
addresses and workshops by international and national
guest artists. See www.thebigsmoke.unitec.ac.nz. Invitations
are now open to artists and academics to take part by submitting
a paper httpJJ\.vww.unitec.ac.nzJuniteclconferencesl
the-big-smokelenlcall-for-papers.dms
THROWING + GLAZES + FIRING CLASSES
Classes for beginners to advanced with Gary Healey;
clay/projeds chosen to suit skill levels; Balwyn, Victoria;
TIF: 03 9816 30 1 2; E: ashglazes@gmail.com
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; www.workshoparts.org.au
AUSTRALIAN GALLERY DIREaORY
INNER CITY CLAYWORKERS GALLERY CO-OP LTD
ThiS well established co-operative is run by a group of profesSIonal
potters and ceramIC artists. For Information about
upcoming exhibitions, membership and the hiring of the
gallery space go to VII\-\W.clayworkers.com.au
Cnr St Johns Rd and St Johns Rd Glebe NSW 2037
TIF: 02 9692 9717; www.clayworkers.com.au
KERRIE LOWE GALLERY
29 Oct - 16 Nov: Life in a Nutshell, 3D and 20 work by
Australian Society of Miniature Art; 26 Nov - 24 Dec. Xmas
Show with gallery artists; gallelY closed 25 Dec - 17 Jan;
18 Feb - 8 Mar: The Mardi Gras Float that Ate Newtown
with Janice Raynor. Kay Alliband and Kerrie lowe.
Mon to Sat, lOam - 5.30pm I Thurs untl17pm
49 King St, Newtown NSW 2042; T 02 95504433
E: lowekerrle@gmail.com; www.kernelowe.com
NATIONAL EDUCATION DIREaORY
CANBERRA SCHOOL OF ART
Apphcatlons are invited for Graduate Certificate, Diploma or
Masters study. The programs are open to those with Qualifications
ranging from TAFE to Bachelor level. Programs involve
both theoretical and practical courses, some delivered
in one week intensives; for some courses, external study can
be negotiated. In 2011 an intenSive course will be held in
China. http://soa.anu.edu.aulpostgraduate-programslcoursework-degrees;
Contact Graduate Convenor Patsy Hely.
E: patsy.hely@anu.edu.au; http://soa.anu.edu.aulceramics
CRICOS Provider #OO120C
CHISHOLM INSTITUTE, VlaORIA
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 92 I 2 5398; E: judith.roberts@chisholm.edu.au
HOLMESGLEN TAFE
Holmesglen Chadstone Campus: Oiploma 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 95641942; 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.
allowmg entry into post graduate Masters or PhD by
research within ceramics.
Contact Tony Conway, T: 03 S444 7217
E: a.conway@latrobe.edu.au
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