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....
by CAQ | May 31, 2019 | Blog Post
Mollie Bosworth Decorative Techniques Workshop – Sunday 19 May 2019 We were very fortunate to have Mollie Bosworth talk about her stunning decorative techniques, for while she has been using and experimenting with mineral salts for many years, she has been...
by CAQ | May 30, 2019 | Blog Post
Hobart Triennale 2019 Wrap-Up At the closing session of the recent Australian Ceramics Triennale in Hobart, 1-4 May 2019, the 700 strong audience was invited to assemble again in Central Australia. The re-birth of interest in ceramics will undoubtedly see this as a...
by CAQ | May 29, 2019 | Blog Post
Photographing Ceramics – An evolution of process I’d like to start with a caveat as such – I don’t profess to being a professional photographer, but like all potters, I have an ongoing need to document and promote my work through images and a life-long...
by CAQ | May 28, 2019 | Blog Post
Simple Rules for Composition of Pottery Photographs Every pottery picture tells a story. An essential part of that storytelling is the composition or relationship between the elements within a photograph. The things that affect composition of a photograph are: Line —...
