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Canterbury/West Coast Report, September 2021
Ashburton Pottery Group The group has as usual enjoyed the company of getting together with other members and sharing skills. Members have put a lot of time into helping young people from the Christian School learn the skills of working with clay and despite the interruption of Covid are maintaining this contact. The members and children are both enjoying this experience. Hakatere Pottery Group The group are all working towards the annual Exhibition which is on from the 6th…
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Ceramics NZ 60th Finalists Announced
The Ceramics Association of New Zealand is pleased to announce the finalists for the Ceramics NZ 60th National Diamond Jubilee Exhibition. The sixty works included in this year’s milestone exhibition have been selected by Dr Emma Bugden through a two stage judging process. The works will be showcased at the Otago Art Society in Dunedin and in a full colour catalogue. The exhibition opens on October 23, 2021. The winner of the Primo-Pro Premier Award and…
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Auckland Regional Report, September 2021
Auckland is still deep in lockdown but there are still a few ceramics things going on. Chris Weaver has a stunning exhibition ‘New Faceted Tableware’ on at Masterworks Gallery until the 23rd of October. This work can be viewed via an e-catalogue at masterworksgallery.co.nz . Peter Hawkesby has delivered some exciting new work to Anna Miles Gallery. ‘Ōtepoti Moons’ has been made in his new Ōtepoti studio in Dunedin. The lucky potters who have been shortlisted for the…
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Winner of $12,000 Emerging Practitioner in Clay Award announced by Minister of Arts, Culture and Heritage Carmel Sepuloni
The Hon Carmel Sepuloni, Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage has announced the winner of the 2021 Emerging Practitioner in Clay Award via video message. The $12,000 triennial Award, which was first presented by the Rick Rudd Foundation in 2018, has been established to encourage, foster and promote emerging practitioners of studio ceramics. The Minister’s message announced that the second winner of the award is Tāmaki Makaurau artist HineWaiKerekere, with her work ‘Kererū i roto i…
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Nelson/Marlborough, August 2021
Our 2022 Touring Potter Programme focusing on large scale sculpture with Carla Ruka is scheduled for Nelson/Marlborough in April next year. These will be three day workshops held across three consecutive weeks. Public talks will also be included in these visits. The programme will be confirmed in November.
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Central North Island Report, August 2021
Entries are now closed for Waiclay. The exhibition opens on November 12th at Waikato Museum. Our 2022 Touring Potter Programme focusing on large scale sculpture with Carla Ruka is scheduled for Waikato in February next year. These are three day workshops held across three consecutive weeks. Public talks will also be included in these visits. This programme will be confirmed in November.
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Wellington/Western Districts Report, August 2021
KINK is a group exhibition coming up at Thistle Hall that plays with erotica in a variety of mediums from clay to ink and the in-between. The opening on Tuesday 21st includes a pop up art market with more KINK pieces from @broken.nz. The exhibition runs until the 26th. Breaking the Bronze ceiling is on at the Dowse until November 7th, featuring Andrea Gardner , Ann Verdcourt, Emily Siddell, Joan Calvert, Judy McIntosh-Wilson, Kate Newby, Lisa Walker,…