John James John started potting in the late 1970’s and is self taught developing his pottery skills by attending many workshops with talented tutors such as Merv Feeney, Ian Currie, Ian McKay, Gwyn Hanssen Piggot, and many more. His pottery interests are with the...
Josie Lander Being sensitive to simple beauty, I make sculptural pieces and vessels designed to give pause, and draw attention to what might otherwise be overlooked in nature. I also love bringing people together around food, so I make platters, cups and bowls that I...
Kimberly Oberlin My name is Kimberly Oberlin and I’m originally from the small town of Angola, Indiana, USA but now living and creating in Australia. I’ve always been a creator of arts and crafts for as long as I can remember…even as a small small child I’d be...
Kris-Ann Ehrich My first love will always be 3D. I have been working as a full-time sculptor for the past seven years surviving mainly on commissions for schools, private collectors, and not-for-profit bodies. I also have a couple of galleries around Australia that...
Laura Phillips It is quite possible that after eating my first mud pie at the age of 7 with the girl down the road, my clay story became inevitable. From the age of three, my father taught me copperplate writing and we also made plaster of paris sculptures which were...
