Ornamenation with Attitude THE CERAMICS OF CAROL McNICOLL Carol McNicoll’s approach to ceramics and her commitment to complexity have played a compelling role in taking the medium beyond the dictates of tradition and ubiquitous utility. Profile by Ian Wilson. IT was an exhib ...
The Architecture of Vessels CERAMICS BY CARINA CISCATO Carina Ciscato’s ceramics are quietly powerful with a strong architectural presence owing to their intersecting geometric structure, rippled surfaces and muted palette. Profile by Corinne Julius. THE forms of Carina Cisc ...
PETER HAYES’ CERAMICS JOURNEY The ceramic sculptures of Peter Hayes are replete with texture, patina and lustre, often with inclusions of metal components such as copper and brass as well as marble and other stones in their composition. Text by Tim Saunders. CANALS and navig ...
Emotive Structures in Clay THE CERAMICS OF BRIGITTE LONG Employing stoneware and porcelain as her medium, Brigitte Long defines herself a sculptor. Simplicity, balance, power, strength and fragility are the signature characteristics of her work. Profile by Betsy Shands. THE ...
Existence and Absence THE OBJECTS OF NIC WEBB The work of Nic Webb in both wood and ceramic occupies the interstice between being and not, whereby the object that remains is a form captured moments before it disappears completely from our world. Profile by Corinne Julius. Ni ...
Peter Rushforth is Australia’s most esteemed potter, yet despite his countless achievements and international recognition, it has been almost three decades since a gallery staged a major exhibition of his work.4 THROUGHOUT Peter Rushforth’s distinguished career, serendipity ...
AN ILLUSTRIOUS PASSION The ceramic art of Greg Daly continues to attract accolades from around the world, but the work of this Australian potter is not behoved on any particular fashionable style or genre. Text by Gordon Foulds. Photography by Russel Baader. From the tim ...
Issue 90 (Mar 2014)
Issue 89 (Oct 2013)