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Artists at this Venue

Prue Morrison

Prue Morrison draws her inspiration from the coast and her love for the ocean, in a freestyle ceramic art practice. Creating forms that highlight the natural use of the clay, she utilises both wheel and hand built techniques to create her one off pieces full of character and charm.
In addition to her artistic practice, Prue is also the founder and owner of Australian Pottery Supplies, supplying equipment, kilns and materials Australia wide, to schools, home and professional potters, TAFE's, universities and retirement villages. Our goal is to create a community where all things ceramics can happen and artists can gather to share knowledge.
@australianpotterysupplies

australianpotterysupplies.com.au

Tracey Marsten

Tracey has been a ceramic artist and tutor in the NE suburbs of Melbourne for over 15 years. Recently taking a role with Australian Pottery Supplies, Tracey is now part of a dynamic team dedicated to helping others on their pottery journeys. Her work is mainly wheel thrown functional ware fired to stoneware that is inspired by those moments in life making and sharing memories, sharing food and spending time.

@suponthisceramics

Jen Stevens

In my practice, surface decoration inspires simple tableware & complex architectural sculptures which often come with the challenges of combining ceramics with metal, stone & wood.

jenstevensart

Sophie Chisholm

Sophie Chisholm makes functional ceramic pieces from her garage in Torquay. They are born from the quiet moments a creative mother steals, while the mess in the house has to wait. Crafted during her daughters naps, each piece is a celebration & reconnection to self. Sophie creates food/dishwasher safe mid-fire & stoneware pieces. They are made for the everyday & to elevate those quiet moments with a hot coffee/tea.

@sophs_pots/?

Castle Heads

Castle Heads is a sculptural collection.
Each piece is unique whilst being recognizable and akin to another.
The castle a symbol of protection has its form abstracted, expanding turrets act as antennas picking up frequencies that signal the head.
Each one is connected and on its own trip.
They continue to ascend and evolve.

@castle_heads
Castleheads.com

Amy Lewis

Amy creates everyday functional pottery with an emphasis on playful texture and colour. She loves to use midfire glazes in combination for their movement and playful interaction. As a teacher, she enjoys introducing children to the wonders of clay.

@amylewis1894

Events at this Venue

Expert Wheel Throwing Demonstration

Watch experienced potters bring clay to life on the wheel in this live in-store demonstration. Learn more about the ceramic process, ask questions, and gain first-hand insight into wheel throwing techniques, tools, and studio practice. A great opportunity to explore the world of ceramics including equipment in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

When: Saturday and Sunday - 10.30am-11.30am

Handbuilding Demonstration

Watch experienced potters mould clay in this live in-store demonstration. Learn more about the ceramic process, ask questions, and gain first-hand insight into hand building techniques, tools, and studio practice. A great opportunity to explore the world of ceramics including equipment in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

When: Saturday and Sunday - 1:30-2:30