by Ceramic Arts Qld | Sep 21, 2021 | Blog Post, Uncategorized
Insurance for Artists – the basics explained INSURANCE! This is one of those topics that confuse, confound and frustrate many of us. So here is a very brief explanation of what you may require as a ceramic practitioner. Public liability insurance is designed...
by Ceramic Arts Qld | Aug 15, 2021 | Blog Post
Friday 13th August, 2021 Dianne Peach, Ceramic Arts Queensland’s President, officially opened the exhibition and thanked members for contributing to this annual event. She also announced Magaly Martell as this year’s Student/Emerging Artist Prize winner....
by Ceramic Arts Qld | Jun 21, 2021 | Blog Post
CAQ Raku Experience April 2021 CAQ Raku Experience Brisbane Visual Arts Community (BVAC) invited CAQ to their Open Day in April this year to demonstrate the raku experience. As usual, crowds were drawn to fire, and the day was a rip-roaring success! Participants...
by CAQ | Dec 4, 2020 | Blog Post
Raku Play Day 2020 Raku is a method of firing pottery that is quick, inexpensive and spectacular! Originating in 16th Century Japan and now practised all over the world this fun way of low-firing pottery is now available in kit form from Ceramic Arts Qld. Raku: a...
by CAQ | Nov 22, 2020 | Blog Post
Q&A With Vicki Grima, Chair of The Australian Ceramics Triennale How did the people of Hobart respond to the event? The Triennale was well-supported by local galleries, TMAG, UTAS and those further afield around Tasmania who planned exhibitions for the Triennale...
by CAQ | Nov 22, 2020 | Blog Post
Dan Elbourne’s Deathgate Exhibition I was fortunate enough to be able to be present at the opening on 11 May of artist, Dan Elbourne’s exhibition, Deathgate. This exhibition is a ceramic installation that comprises of 1.3 million individual handmade ceramic pieces....
