Ann Lee My journey with clay began in Glen Innes at TAFE in 1974 and is a lifetime commitment. I have been an active member of the Murwillumbah Pottery Club since 1978 and over the ensuing years have helped to build and fire wood, salt, pit, and raku kilns. There have...
Bill Powell Bill Powell was born in Victoria in 1959 and moved to Queensland in 1971. He completed the Fine Arts Diploma at the Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education, majoring in ceramics. He then went on to establish his own studio on the Gold Coast in 1980....
Carmel Lumley Playing with ideas and mud! What’s not to like? In ceramics, the visual and tactile combine at every stage of the process. The physicality of using mud and my hands supplies a creative counterpoint to the conceptual basis of my art-making. I love to...
Carol Forster For the past 40 years I have been excited, even a little obsessed with the challenge of working with clay. I enjoy handling it, playing with it and trying out new possibilities. This love of experimentation has led me to create a versatile range of...
Carol Stapleton I love every part of the process from producing the vessel and finding the plant to match it, to the sometimes intricate brush strokes and final touches for a lustre firing. Finally the piece takes on a personality of its own…. my work is done....
