The Journal of Australian Ceramics Vol 49 No 3 November 2010

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Inside My Studio Above and right: 5zilvi. Gyo'gy, group of lights, 2009, wheel-formed and aitered porcelain, electnc light fittings, tallest 35cm Above: Szilvia Gyorgy signature; photos: artist 80 THE IOURNAL OF AUSTRALIAN CERAMICS NOVEMBER 2010
Inside My Studio VG: How do you identify your work? SG: By my signature; in Hungarian the surname comes first. VG: How do you sell your work? SG: Through galleries, shops and exhibitions. VG: What do you do with your seconds? SG: That is a very good question! I have been using the broken pieces in many different ways, usually in the firing process, as a kind of 'scaffolding' to surround the pieces and stop them from slumping. I would like to have a larger range of options for recycling my seconds, as the pile of porcelain is bu ilding up. VG: What other jobs, paid or unpaid, fit around your ceramic practice? SG: I teach pottery to a fabulous group of children at the moment; it's great fun, and in their quick witted and spontaneous hands rests great hope for the future. I also have a workshop for adults coming up. VG: What is your favourite part of the ceramic process? SG: Sharing the enthusiasm when someone loves owning and using one of my pots. VG : What is the dreaded job that never gets done? SG: Perhaps a little indiscreet, but writing my artist's statement fits into that category I Words for me often set everything into rather heavy concrete. VG : What are you fussy about7 SG: I really hate iron oxide near 'pure white' porcelain; it's an impossible marriage. VG : If you could change one thing about your studio, what would that be? SG: Persuade the pelicans to join me for breakfast. VG : Which single piece of ceramics would you most like to own? SG: I am lucky to have one of the smallest pieces by Jun Kaneko. One of his biggest would be fantastic to own too! VG: What would you do if you won the lottery? SG: I would set up a lottery fund to help artists. Everyone should get lucky . www.szilverworks.com Upcoming exhibitions: 4 - 24 November, Inside Out; with Walter Auer, Gudrun Klix, Tienne Simons, Nahomi Yoshizawa, Brooke Thompson, Maria Aguilera-Mendoza, Yoshizawa, Brooke Thompson and Maria Aguilera-Mendoza; www.esprojects.com.au/esp-gallery; 228 lIIawarra Rd Marrickville NSW 2044 16 November - 24 December: Wrapped, Gallery 20/17, 2 Danks St, Waterloo NSW 2017 www.studio2017.com.au 22 November - 13 December: Shelf Life, Delmar Gallery, 144 Victoria St, Ashfield NSW 2131 THE JOURNAL Of AUSTRALIAN CERAMICS NOVEMBER 20'0 8,
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