The Journal of Australian Ceramics Vol 50 No 2 July 2011

Contributors
Carole Lander is a freelance writer and
editor who regularly contributes to the
national newspapers and online publications
in the genres of travel, memoir, profile and
opinion. She is informed and inspired by close
family and friends who are practising artists
(ceramicists, sculptors and painters).
E: carolelander@gmail.com
M : 0402 037 267
See pages 32-35.
Dr Judith Pearce, PSM
After a rewarding career at the National
Library, I now run a gallery in Bemboka, NSW,
with my partner David, displaying and selling
Australian pottery acquired on the secondary
market I am also building a database of
Australian potters and their marks and
making this information available online.
www.australianpotteryatbemboka.com.au
See pages 92-95.
Greg Piper
An exhibition A Dozen Different Ways was
my introduction to the ceram ics community.
Back then it was all mud to me, but this event
transformed it to clay, to porcelain ... revealing
the incredible variations possible. For me,
the pleasure and excitement of observing a
ceramicist's emotional passage via their creative
process has always been very rewarding,
influential and moving.
E: greg@gregpiper.com.au
M: 0411 107744; www.gregpiper.com.au
See pages 7, 50, 51 and 54.
Sarah O'Sullivan is currently completing
her Masters at the National Art School
Sydney, after returning from two years in
Adelaide where she undertook a mentorship
with artist Robin Best at the JamFactory.
Sarah is a recent recipient of the NAS
Aboriginal Internship and is about to
embark on a 3-month adventure into central
Australia.
E: sarah.c.osullivan@gmail.com
www.sarahosullivan.com.au
See pages 75-79.
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