The Journal of Australian Ceramics Vol 51 No 2 July 2012

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Akio Takamori Masamichi Yoshikawa 2012 Australian Ceramics Triennale 28 September - 1 October Adelaide To view conference themes, registration details, fees and early bird rates , venues and conference information please visit the website: www.australianceramicstriennale.com International presenters Anton Reijnders - Netherlands Akio Takamori - USA Clare Twomey - UK Masamichi Yosh ikawa - Japan Pre Conference Master Classes Akio Takamori Masamichi Yoshikawa 24, 25, 26 September 2012 E: subversiveclay@craftsouth.org .au T: (08) 8410 1822 Craftsouth major ceramics co nference partner ~ Government of South Australia ~ ArtsSA ~ UniSA Jam Factory
Event Damon Moon on the Triennale September is approaching and Adelaide is gearing up to host Subversive Clay, the 2012 Australian Ceramics Triennale, so it's time to take a final look at an event that no one with a passion for ceramics will want to miss. With the focus on clay as a subversive medium, a multiplicity of exhibitions, masterclasses, demonstrators, keynote addresses and panel discussions will explore this theme, in a city that seems purpose built to hold such an event. The West End precinct is the conference hub, where many of the venues are literally adjacent to each other, and major institutions like the Art Gallery of South Australia, the Flinders University City Art Gallery and the South Australian Museum only a ten minute walk away. For those who want to venture farther afield, there are several tours on offer which, while placing due emphasis on matters ceramic, will also explore the viticultural and gastronomic delights of the beautiful Adelaide Hills and Southern Vales. Program and Registrations are available on the website www.australianceramicstriennale.com Masterclasses and Demonstrations Although officially beginning on Friday 28 October, some conference-related activities commence the week preceding, with masterciasses by the internat ionally renowned artists Akio Takamori and Masamichi Yoshikawa in the studios of the JamFactory Contemporary Craft and Design Centre and the Adelaide College of the Arts. Another event is the Hyperclay workshop for teachers and other interested people, on Thursday 27 September, held in conjunction with the Hyperclay touring exhibition, which will also be at the JamFactory - (locals just call it 'the Jam'). Of the many demonstrations on offer during the conference, the ceramicist Gerry Wedd best sums it up when he says that "the real value of these events is being able to observe idiosyncratic approaches to making". As well as Gerry, ceramicists inciuding Prue Venables, Philip Hart, Stephen Bowers and many others will be plying their trade in the studios and workshops of the JamFactory, UniSA and the Adelaide College of the Arts. Work by Masamichi Yoshikawa Below: Mark Heidenreich 28 Sep -1 Oct 2012 ADELAIDE
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