Forms in Succession #5, porcelain sculpture created by Japanese potter Shigekazu Nagae dances beautifully in this video. The paper ‘look-alike’ form evokes the aesthetics of origami – the art of Japanese paper-folding. Made by using a slip-cast technique the material speaks … Continue reading
COFA Annual 2012 showcased the works of the next generation of fine artists, media artists and designers. More than 300 COFA graduating students displayed their works in many disciplines: animation, ceramics, drawing, digital imaging, environments, graphics, installation, interactive media, jewellery, motion … Continue reading
This September MUD Australia will open their first international store, founder Shelley Simpson talks about retail, the hand made and the business of creativity. Continue reading
These ramekins were mass produced by Martin Boyd Potteries, a company established in 1946 by Guy Martin Boyd (a member of Australia’s artistic/literary Boyd family) and Norma Flegg. When new, the ramekins were valued for their fresh appearance and solid … Continue reading
A selection of Clarice Cliff tableware recently donated to the Powerhouse Museum by Sydney collector Ron Greedy has significantly enriched the museum’s holdings of ceramics by one of the best-known British ceramic designers of the 20th century. Continue reading
Brian Tunks, presents his talk ‘Ceramic tableware: local employment; global market’ at the ‘Smart works’ symposium at the Powerhouse Museum on 31 March 2007. Continue reading
Geoff Crispin presents his talk, ‘Ceramics: towards sustainability – letting go and the development of ownership’ at the ‘Smart works’ symposium at the Powerhouse Museum on 31 March 2007. Continue reading
Rod Bamford presents his talk, ‘Lost in translation: designed and made across cultures’ at the ‘Smart works’ symposium at the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, on 30 March 2007. Continue reading