The Journal of Australian Ceramics Vol 51 No 1 April 2012

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Now + Then The Australian Ceramics Association wishes Pauline Mann a speedy recovery after her recent health problems. We thank her for diligently reporting on ceramic events and artists on the west coast since 2005, as the State Representative for WA. television producers in NSW. With an emphasis on Australian craftsmanship, Crackle Medium especially promotes and focuses on ceramic artists; www.cracklemedium.com Correction to text in JAC, issue 50/3, The Narrative Knot catalogue: Jan Howlin - Tools of Engagement is a collection of domestic objects, created in a range of camouflage patterns in happy household colours. It alludes somewhat tongue-in-cheek to the tensions that almost inevitably arise, whether rarely or with regularity, through the passage of everyday life in the domestic arena. Taking the fantasy of domestic bliss to task, the work also raises the suggestion that 'if it's love it's worth fighting for'. Choose your weapons; prepare for action! Sydney-based food photographer and food stylist, Dario Milano (www.foodpixels.com). has just launched his newest project Crackle Medium, an online prop hire business catering to food and lifestyle publications, advertisers and Gail Nichols, beaker: photo: Crackle Medium A big thank you to Ingrid Tufts from the current and past editors of The Journal of Australia Ceramics. Ingrid, a ceramic artist from Melbourne, generously donated a gorgeous porcelain beaker to each editor, inscribed with the dates of their editorship, as a memento of JACs 50 year anniversary celebrated at Manly Art Gallery & Museum on 22 January 2012 . www.tufts.com.au Vale: Bob Grieve, potter Died 17 October 2011 in Roma, OLD aged 82 Vale: Kunmunara (Carol) Williams, potter Died October 2011 in South Australia aged 34 Vale: David Boyd, painter and ceramicist Died 10 November 2011 in Sydney, NSW aged 87 Vale: Wanda Garnsey, potter Died 24 December 2011 in Sydney, NSW aged 97 4 THE JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIAN CERAMICS APRil 2012
All things digital QR code. What's that? Our 'Shoot the Potter' image folder on Flickr is well worth a visit, 50 try the QR Code on the right to view the images. A QR (Quick Response) code enables you to view and bookmark a web page using your digital device. Download a QR reader app to your smartphonelipadltablet, open the app, point it at the black and white square (right) and your device will scan the QR code. You will then be taken online to view our Shoot the Potter images. It's free and VERY clever! Give it a go right here. Would you like to see your exhibition review on our new blog? Check our new blog out here: http://australianceramics.wordpress.com/ Submissions are now open for short and (not necessarily) sweet reviews of exhibitions you have visited. Requirements for blog reviews: 1 50-200 words along w ith a link to a website for images, or attach 2-4 low res (72dpi) images. Please send your review as plain text (no fancy formatting). Send by email to mail@australianceramics.com. If you would like an email every time there is a new blog post, click on the FOLLOW button (see bottom right of blog page) and enter your email address. You will be sent a confirmation email. AUSTRALlAIICERAIlICS __ .. w-._ --..... __ __. ~~----- - Be sure to enjoy our extra web features online at www.austraUanceramlcs.com Go online to enjoy a . Jan Howlin's visit to Peter's studio in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, resulted in this unique opportunity to capture his thoughts about the early days of JAC's predecessor, Pottery in Australia, and memories of his life as a studio potter. Read Michael Stephan's article by Jo Mcintyre Bornemissza, then go to http://vimeo.com/4826053 to view on his life and work, one of three 'stillsbased' biographies that accompanied the exhibition Working Fire at Carnegie Gallery, Hobart Tasmania. This issue's web-only article is a . of HYPERCLAY: Contemporary Ceramics. Read Altair's overview of the exhibition, then go behind the scenes with the artists by downloading the free iTunes app, HYPERCLAY: Contemporary Ceramics. THE IOURNAl OF AUSTRAlIAN CERAMICS APRil 2012 5
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