The Journal of Australian Ceramics Vol 53 No 2 July 2014

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Port Hacking Potters Group A Division of Cronulla School of Arts Inc. 48th National Pottery Competition and Exhibition 2014 Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Arts Centre GymeaNSW 20 September to 1 October Judged by Patsy Hely Port Hacking Potters Group PO Box 71 Miranda NSW 1490 Phone 0407 229 151 Email pottersgrouP@hotmail.com Entry forms due 8 September 2014
Vi ew 1 HERE&NOW14: The state of ceramics in WA Curator Emma Mahanay Bitmead introduces this upcoming exhibition HERE&NOW is an annual exhibition, initiated in 2012 by the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery at the University of Western Australia, with the aim to provide opportunities for emerging artists and showcase the most exciting and innovative new work being produced in Western Australia. This year the theme is 'Contemporary Ceramics', with work from both emerging and established Western Australian artists, encompassing materials and techniques ranging from fine porcelain forms and rustic stoneware installations through to large-scale sculptural work. The exhibition is open from 25 July to 27 September 2014. Selected artists include Luke Aleksandrow, Sandra Black, Greg Crowe, Ian Dowling, Pippin Drysdale, Stephanie Hammill, Graham Hay, Andrew Nicholls, Jacob Ogden Smith, Warrick Palmateer, Bevan Thompson and Andrea Vinkovic. Each has been challenged to produce new work, extending their artistic practice by experimenting with innovative technical and conceptual approaches. Sourcing 'emerging' ceramic artists was one of the challenges faced in curating this exhibition. It became apparent that due to the closure of tertiary ceramic courses in WA, emerging ceramicists have been forced to seek alternative pathways to acquire the skills, training and intellectual development required but no longer on offer through dedicated specialist courses. I became interested in exploring how the selected emerging artists have come to work with clay and the challenges they have faced to further their careers. Some visual arts graduates have naturally paired Below: Sandra Black and Andrew Nicholls. Wrap. 2014, porcelain, clear glaze. black decal, h.1Scm Below right: Andrea Vinkovic. Shape of Thought, detail. 2014, stoneware, porcelain. metal; photos: Kevin Gordon THE JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIAN CERAMICS JULY 2014 79
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