The Journal of Australian Ceramics Vol 50 No 2 July 2011

Classifieds
PHOTOGRAPHY
GREG PIPER IMAGE SOLUTIONS
Providing ceramic artists with digital and traditional
photographic imagery. as well as graphic design to print or
electronic media; an Associate AIPP (Australian Institute of
Professional Photographers) with over 30 years experience
in various advertising, corporate and government projects;
previously (for eleven years) inaugural manager of the
photographidmultimedia unit at the Powerhouse Museum
in Sydney; Drummoyne NSW 2047; T: 02 9181 1188
M: 0411 107744; E: greg@gregpiper.com.au
www.gregpiper.com.au
STRAIGHTSHOOTER DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY &
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Offering photographic. photo finishing and graphic design
services, providing high quality images and artwork. while
working closely with clients to provide a high level of
personal customer service. Riverview, Sydney NSW
T: 0432288016
E: paul.symons@straightshooterdigital.com.au
'WV'MJ.straightshaaterdigital.com.au
PLINTHS
PUNTHS MADE TO ORDER
Affordable. designed for structural integrity. lightweight;
also for hire. Roger Fenton, St Ives NSW
T: 02 94888628; F: 02 9440 1212; M: 0417 443 4 14
WORKSHOPS I SEMINARS
HOT TO POT WORKSHOPS at Moonshill, Tarago
(nr. Goulburn)
4 September 2011 (Sun) - Fibre in Clay - 1 day workshop,
construdion with additions of paper and more. S88; 1, 2 &
3 October 2011 (Sat, Sun. Mon) - Studio Open Days, free,
drop in; 13 November 2011 (Sun) - Paper Th in Slabs - one
day workshop, fine porcelain slab construction, S88; this
workshop to be repeated on 17 November (Thurs). 800kings
are essential for workshops.
Contact Jane TfF : 02 61610806; E: janecrick@dodo.com.au;
lNWW.janecrick.netfirms.com
THROWING + GLAZES + FIRING CLASSES
Classes for beginners to advanced with Gary Healey
day/projects chosen to suit skill levels; Balvvyn, Victoria
TfF : 03 9816 3012; E: ashglazes@gmail.com
WORKSHOP ARTS CENTRE WILLOUGHBY
Ceramics classes, day & evening, Monday to Friday, weekend
& holiday workshops; Teaching artists: Barbara Campbell-Alien,
Kwi Rak Choung & Petra Svoboda. Beginners and
advanced students wekome. Workshop Arts Centre, 33
laurel Street, Willoughby NSW 2068; T: 02 9958 6540
E: admin@Workshoparts.org.au; l/!/VIIW.warkshoparts.org.au
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 \I\MIW.clayvvorkers.com.au.
Cnr SI Johns Rd and SI Johns Rd Glebe NSW 2037
TfF: 02 9692 9717; >Wffl.dayworkers.com.au
AUSTRALIAN GALLERY DIRECTORY
SMALLpieces
SMAlLpieces is a Melbourne retail and gallery space selling
contemporary Australian ceramics. The work in SMALlpieces
is from emerging and established practitioners, of high
quality and broad price range. Items include jewellery,
vessels and sculptures; 142 - 144 Weston St, Brunswick East
VIC 3057; E: smallpieces@bigpond.com
WINW.northcotepottery.com.au
NATIONAL EDUCATION DIRECTORY
*,"M CHISHOLM INSTITUTE, VICTORIA
The Diploma of Ceramics is a skills-based (ourse 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 trom which they can build careers as
independent arts practitioners. Contact Judith Roberts,
T: 03 9212 5398; E: judllh.roberts@chisholm.edu.au
HOLMESGLEN TAFE
Holmesglen (hadstone 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. OUf aim
is to inspire individual development and encourage ongoing
levels of inquiry.
Kim Martin, Course Coordinator of Ceramics and Visual
Arts, T: 03 9S64 1942; >Wffl.holmesglen.edu.au
HUNTER TAFE - CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
The Newcastle Art School campus offers DIploma and
CertifICate IV, fuJI time and part time in Ceramics. All aspects
of ceramics are explored (technical, practical & theoretical).
Dedicated staff include Paul DaVIS, Helen Dunkerley and
Sue Stewart who are all professional exhibiting ceramists.
The ceramics department has well equipped studios and a
gallery on site. The campus is located in the cultura! precinct
and is within walking distance to seven galleries.
Contact Sue Stewart: sue@ceramicartist.com.au or
Christina Sykiotis: Christina .Sykiotis@tafe.nsw.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.
Contact Tony Conway, T: 03 5444 7217
E: a.conway@latrobe.edu.au
NATIONAL ART SCHOOL, SYDNEY
BFA Ceramics is offered 3 years full time; BFA Honours - 1
year part time; MFA part time or full time. Public Programs
- Summer School 2012: 9-13 January 2012 - A Week
on the Wheel with Cameron Williams. Semester 2 Short
Courses: Saturdays, 1 Dam - 4pm, 6 sessions commencing
18 July: Wheel wilh Kwi Rak Choung, Handbuilding with
Toni Warburton. The Ceramics Dept maintains an artist in
residence program, international exchanges and viSiting art·
isis. Contact Merran Esson, T:02 9339 8630
E: merran.esson@det.nsw.edu.au; WNW.nas.edu.au
Forbes St, Darlinghurst.
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