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Central North Island Report – March 2022
Carla Ruka is scheduled to visit Waikato/Tauranga area in early June. Our venue and exact dates are yet to be confirmed so keep an eye on our website and social media for updates. If you would like to host a workshop series, artist talk or school visit in the area or would like us to bring Carla to your region please contact Meagan Blake at touringpotter@ceramicsnz.org. During 2022 Carla Ruka is visiting five regions round the…
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Nelson/Marlborough Report – March 2022
The Ceramics Association of New Zealand presents a national tour of workshops and artist talks with Carla Ruka. Carla Ruka is scheduled to visit Nelson for three weekends starting May 14 to give a series of workshops at Craft Potters Nelson and a talk at The Suter Art Gallery that focus on large scale sculpture and her practice as an indigenous artist and as a member of the Māori clay collective Ngā Kaihanga Uku. Keep an…
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Northland Report – March 2022
The Ceramics Association of New Zealand presents a national tour of workshops and artist talks with Carla Ruka. Join one of Aotearoa’s leading ceramic artists, Carla Ruka, as she visits Northland in April/May to give a series of workshops and talks that focus on large scale sculpture and her practice as an indigenous artist and as a member of the Māori clay collective Ngā Kaihanga Uku. Keep an eye on our website and social media for…
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Wellington/Western Districts Report – March 2022
ON NOW – New installation at Quartz in Whanganui discusses modernism – with Ceramicist Maak Bow Every year, Quartz Museum of Studio Ceramics presents a new installation by an artist chosen by curator Rick Rudd. This time, the artist is Northlander Maak Bow and the installation is called ‘I have no dog in this fight’. Check out the Chronicle article here:https://www.nzherald.co.nz/whanganui-chronicle/news/new-installation-at-quartz-in-whanganui-discusses-modernism/IQTJH63RXA2UMPYWMRIXH6W6UY/?fbclid=IwAR0pU77M-czFS5oVgrnrEI7QEQVHBsqAxp2MFZVXcXlvbxea1SaYLdHr9uE Wanganui Artists Open studios LOSE YOURSELF IN OUR DENS OF CREATIVITY – 19 – 27…
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Canterbury/West Coast Report – March 2022
Rangiora Pottery Club Sorry we don’t have a lot to say, hopefully this is ok. We have had a busy January with 3 glaze development workshops where 30 odd club members and class students worked on making some new cone 6 glazes. These were very successful and now we have the difficult job of narrowing it down to the ones we are going to use regularly. We also had a workshop on how to make molds.…
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Ceramics NZ Touring Potter Programme 2022 Carla Ruka
The Ceramics Association of New Zealand is pleased to announce a national tour of workshops and artist talks with Carla Ruka. Join one of Aotearoa’s leading ceramic artists, Carla Ruka, as she visits five regions round the country to give a series of workshops and talks that focus on large scale sculpture and her practice as an indigenous artist and as a member of the Māori clay collective Ngā Kaihanga Uku. Ruka is known for her…
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Northland Report, November 2021
Congratulations to all the people who entered the Quarry Arts Centre’s Open Ceramics Awards 2021! The online catalogue can be viewed here. Videos of the exhibition can be seeing here. The winners were judged by sculptress Carla Ruka and are as follows: Masters Award Runner up – Beesy life – Didi Chapman First Place – Many hands make light work – Sarah Urwin Emerging Artist Award Runner up – Kunekune and the house elf toast rack – Amanda…