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Auckland Regional Report, May 2021
This month in Auckland the ASP volunteers are out in force with the help of […]
Northland Regional Report, May 2021
Entries are now open for the 4th Annual Open Ceramics Art Awards, hosted by the […]
Local Focus: Ceramics Association warn of silica dust danger to potters
Newly appointed Wellington Regional Council member, Karla Marie discusses the topic of silicosis in this […]
The Kilns at Te Horo : an update from The Mirek Smisek Arts Trust
Real progress has been made at the site of Mirek Smรญลกekโs historic beehive kilns at […]
Quartz – the Museum of Studio Ceramics
The name Quartz may seem odd for a museum devoted to ceramics but for its […]
Kumiko Jacolin: Celebrating the Life of Wilf Wright (1931-2021)
[et_pb_section][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text] May 3rd, 2021 Reikorangi On a bright, sunny Monday afternoon in May […]
Aimee McLeod: Visit to a Pottery Fair in France
On holiday recently, we searched out some interesting potty places to visit. The village of St Jean-la Poterie, in Brittany, has a 1500-year tradition of pottery and clay work. Their two-day โFรชte des Lisesโ was held in a large park and was a festival more like a mini convention than a market.