Lidded pots - A gallery featuring Australian pottery 1960s to date
Elegant ceramics with a modern design. Thrown ceramics. Pots with weathered surfaces like dried river beds or tree bark. Elegant design with a surprisingly modern
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I enjoy creating a variety of hollow form vessels, often relying on the basic pleasing forms found in pottery. Where appropriate I am now also adding embellishments such as texture, carving, color,...
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While on the beach in Cuba I did some sketches of some jars with pulled handles coming from the big loop handles I had started doing a day o...
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Nicholas Joerling Exhibiting member in Clay
Soda fired porcelain with incised pattern and various glazes, 2011
Halifax Literary and Philosophical Society Museum, Halifax, UK; [William Ohly, London and New Barnet, UK, until (d.)1955]; by descent to Bienchen Ohly, London, until 2010; [Douglas Barrett, London, 2010–2012]; [Kevin Conru, London, 2012–2013]
What my work is about
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Pottery in Lynden near Dundas, Hamilton, Brantford and Cambridge featuring decorative, useful, glazed stoneware and remarkable wood and soda fired pottery. Part of the Beyond the Valley Studio Tour
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Since the beginning of Natalie’s career as a ceramic artist, vessels have been the foundation of her work, inspired by ancient forms while channeling something exciting and new.
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Coil built terra cotta jars with slips, underglaze, and glaze.
