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Transformation: Craft ACT annual members exhibition

29 October - 14 December 2021 Our 2021 members exhibition, Transformation, will showcase contemporary expressions of craft and design uniting time-honoured techniques with modern interpretations, in line with our golden anniversary celebrations. This is a showcase exhibition demonstrating the trends in contemporary craft and design in Australia by practitioners from the ACT and surrounding region.

29 October - 14 December 2021

Our 2021 members exhibition, Transformation, will showcase contemporary expressions of craft and design uniting time-honoured techniques with modern interpretations, in line with our golden anniversary celebrations. This is a showcase exhibition demonstrating the trends in contemporary craft and design in Australia by practitioners from the ACT and surrounding region.

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Lea Durie<br />

Associate Member / Ceramics<br />

Biography<br />

Lea Durie is a ceramic artist based in<br />

Braidwood and Canberra. Lea is currently<br />

undertaking a Bachelor of Visual Arts with<br />

a ceramics major at the ANU School of<br />

Art and Design. Lea’s work explores land<br />

use and form through mapping, and how<br />

women occupy space. Lea also makes<br />

functional contemporary ceramic objects.<br />

Lea’s work reflects her background as a<br />

landscape architect and her love of mud,<br />

the land and place. Lea works from a<br />

studio space at the Watson Arts Centre.<br />

Artist Statement<br />

Thirst is a response to the drought and<br />

bushfires that surrounded the Braidwood<br />

area in the summer of 2019-20. It explores<br />

the loss of native bushland, water sources,<br />

crops and other introduced landscapes<br />

and the impact this had the fauna of the<br />

region. Boundaries and fencelines defined<br />

new habitat and access to water and food<br />

for animals that survived the devastating<br />

impacts of climate change seen that<br />

summer.<br />

Image: Lea Durie, Thirst, 2021, ceramic slip and<br />

glaze. Photo: Courtesy of the artist.<br />

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