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Global networks report – July/Aug 2023
To help CANZ members connect with potters overseas or planning travelling OS over the next […]
Central North Island report – July/August 2023
What has been happening at the Waikato Society of Potters (WSP)? Weโve had a busy […]
Wellington & Western Districts report โ July/August 2023
Fire & Clay A Celebration of Woodfired Ceramics with ware from Jennifer Turnbull, Judy, Jenny […]
Remembering Sally Vinson
Sally Vinson (18 January 1939 – 24 April 2023) Our Presidentย ย 1982-1985 Sally arrived […]
Ceramics NZ Review – Have your say!
Kia ora koutou, Ceramics NZย (CANZ / Ceramics Association of NZ / NZ Society of Potters) […]
Welcome Siriporn Falcon-Grey!
Haere mai to our new Auckland Regional Council Member Siriporn Falcon-Grey!ย ย Find out more about our new council member and how to get in touch with her.
Ceramics NZ is taking stock
It has been five years since we last did a full review of our programme and a lot has shifted in ceramics in Aotearoa in that time. Membership at clubs has skyrocketed, class enrolments are full almost before they open, great initiatives have sprung up to support the sharing of information between potters (eg NZ…
Vice-President’s pฤnui – May 2023
Kia ora from the Vice President and interim newsletter editor Nicole Gaston. In this issue we put a call out for expressions of interest in joining CANZ Executive Council, as well as a heads up about an upcoming strategic review and invitation to participate in a survey, along with updates from around the regions.ย Continue…
Central North Island Report – June 2022
The 50th Annual Exhibition of the Waikato Society of Potters was postponed in October 2021 […]
Nelson/Marlborough Report – June 2022
Our Touring Potter Programme with Carla Ruka was in Nelson during her second region visit […]
Remembering Dorothy Ewart โ New Zealand Potter
Dorothy Ewart and her work. Image courtesy of Stuff Limited. Dorothy Ewart, who passed away […]
Northland Report – June 2022
Carla Ruka traveled to Northland over three weeks in April/May giving workshops and artist talks […]
