Elaine Bradley, Ceramic Artist | Public figure

Elaine Bradley, Ceramic Artist

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25.01.2022 First up in #VirtualCAL is Miyu Kurihara. We asked her to tell us about the work she would have brought to Ceramic Art London2020. Alongside my usual "blue an...d white" porcelain work, I've been working on the new collection of hand built pottery. This collection is inspired by Chinese "Cizhou ware", and I researched several glazes and slips for stoneware pottery and cut designs into the slip. Visit https://buff.ly/2zE1mts and search for Miyu in our exhibitors page, you can contact her directly for purchase enquiries! While unfortunately Ceramic Art London couldnt take place this year, were bringing the work you would have seen straight to you with #VirtualCAL. Visit https://buff.ly/2zE1mts and browse our exhibitor page to find their pieces and contact them directly.

24.01.2022 Due to current circumstances we will be closed on Monday starting the week of 20/4/20. New trading hours Tuesday - Friday 8.30 - 5pm & Saturday 9 - 1pm. Keep safe.

24.01.2022 What a wall! Im not getting studio time right now but Im enjoying other peoples clay pages. I hope to get my studio into shape in the next few months when the energy is there.

24.01.2022 Work in progress...Over the past two month I have been handbuilding a wall mounted porcelain installation in response to ‘Natural Fragmentation’ and the dimini...shing natural habitats in our cities. My backyard garden is a busy highway for many native animals as they move between urban habitats. Dropping in for water, food and a safe place to rest. This installation and others are works in progress that you can see being constructed during open studio weekend next weekend 21-22 Nov 10am - 4pm See more

23.01.2022 Guided Glazing Tutorial is now online!!! We have done it! We have recorded and published our first video tutorial. This tutorial is aimed at beginners at ClayMa...ke Studio; as our casual classes were abruptly paused, some of our students were left in limbo unable to glaze and finish their work. We have recorded the Guided Glazing Tutorial so you can get the instruction on the website, and then come to the studio and glaze your work. As always, Emma or Andrea will be there to help, but we hope that our Online Guided Glazing Tutorial will explain the process and give you enough information and confidence to come and glaze your work. Looking forward to seeing you soon at ClayMake! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huT26C-Dj7M&t=37s See more

23.01.2022 LOTS AND LOTS OF LOVELY READING! A reminder about our wonderful archive of The Journal of Australian Ceramics / Pottery in Australia ... The Australian Ceramics... Association offers this digital archive of the first 56 years of publication to everyone, FREE! Come browse over 150 issues full of articles, technical information on glazes and kilns, in-depth profiles and critical opinions on Australian ceramics. To view the archive, go here: https://www.yumpu.com/user/australianceramics/2

22.01.2022 Handles terrify people. You just have to do it, LOTS.

22.01.2022 With my co-curator Janet Abrams, I am happy to announce the launch of Quartz Inversion http://www.quartzinversion.com a made-for-the-web zibit of Pandemic... Ceramics, featuring 34 ceramic artists from 16 countries. Quartz Inversion documents how these artists experienced the Spring 2020 global Coronavirus lockdown from different places around the world. In their own words, images and videos, the invited participants share what they've been reflecting on during the Great Pause; how they've adapted to suddenly-shifted conditions (such as teaching ceramics online, home-schooling their children, and working away from their normal studios and equipment); and what theyve been making, as they somehow managed to continue their studio practices, in whatever places and with whatever materials were ready-to-hand. QI presents examples of the work each artist is best known for, plus several brand new Lockdown works many of them made in clay, but also in other media including fiber, rubber, paint, recycled cardboard, polymer clay, ink and watercolor drawing, and bamboo coated in cow dung. Following an epidemiological model of transmission, the Quartz Inversion community will continue to expand according to a Rate of Affection where Ra= 1. Each QI Round One invited artist has nominated another ceramic artist to participate in QI Round Two, which will be published on the site in August 2020. The Quartz Inversion project will include a Benefit Auction of works by participating artists, and several Zoom dialogues with QI artists conducted across multiple time zones. Details of these events will be announced on the website shortly. https://www.quartzinversion.com Designed and built in Squarespace, and edited by Janet Abrams QI Round One invited artists: Adil Writer, India Alexander M. Clinthorne, USA Andile Dyalvane, South Africa Andrea Du Chatenier, New Zealand Annouk Thys, Belgium Ben Peterson, USA Caroline Cheng, China Christopher Russell, USA Ebitenyefa Baralaye, USA Erik Hubert Gellert, USA Ester Beck, Israel Fleur Schell, Australia Gail Nichols, Australia Harrison Levenstein, USA Jacques Kaufmann, France James Marshall, USA Janet Abrams, USA Joshua R. Clark, USA Katie Caron, USA Linda Swanson, USA Madhvi Subrahmanian, Singapore / India Mami Kato, Japan Nao Matsunaga, England Pálma Babos, Hungary Rafael Perez, Spain Rafa Pérez Ruthanne Tudball, England Shamai Sam Gibsh, Israel Shampa Shah, India Shannon Goff, USA Sharbani Das Gupta, USA / India Stacy Jo Scott, USA Sunbin Lim, South Korea / Germany Susan Reys, Australia Thomas Muller, USA

22.01.2022 Great demo in pics.

21.01.2022 SPECIAL OFFER2 MASTERCLASSES FOR THE PRICE OF 1! Buy one online masterclass for $90 and we will give you a second one free! We will contact you in the week a...fter your purchase of a masterclass and invite you to the second masterclass of your choiceOFFER AVAILABLE UNTIL 30 APRIL 2020 . Image: Shannon Garson; Sophisticated Surfaces Masterclass ... . 8 AMAZING ONLINE MASTERCLASSES! All available today! Watch as often as you like, whenever you like! AUSTRALIAN CERAMICS ONLINE MASTERCLASSES ONLY $90 EACH OPEN ACCESS means that you can sign up for the masterclass at any time and access the course material at your own pace. All of the course material is available to you as soon as you sign up. There is no schedule for the lessons and no live component. Watch as often as you like, whenever you like, wherever you like (subject to your internet access). Your access to the online masterclass will last as long as we host masterclasses on Ruzuku. Our instructors give you in-depth lessons covering all their unique processes and they dont hold back on any of their secrets! Filmed in the artists studios, you will be given rare insight into their techniques, from start to finish. Each masterclass is made up of three 1550 minute lessons, each with downloadable instruction sheets and a project to work on at your own pace. MORE INFO HERE: https://www.australianceramics.com//11/masterclasses-2019-2 . #australianceramics #australianceramicsonlinemasterclass #australianceramicsmasterclasses #inyourstudio #onyourphone #onyourlaptop #acom2019 #meettheartist #learninyourstudio #philhart #jeffmincham #shannongarson #prumorrison #avitalsheffer #gerrywedd #clairylaurence #alisonsmiles

21.01.2022 ILONA ROMULE - LITHOPHANE MASTERCOURSE Master the lithophane technique for creating porcelain artworks which reveal the extraordinary relief effects when lit from behind. Info: http://www.icshu.org/page12.html

21.01.2022 Fleur Schells beautiful work explained by narrator Heidi Hill.

17.01.2022 Hear from Sandra Black, the judge tasked with the difficult job of selecting the winners in this years North Queensland Ceramic Awards. Join Sandra in her wor...kshop in Western Australia and gain an insight into how she came to decide on the winners. Sandras artworks are currently exhibiting in The Vault at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery, on display until the 20th September. Gallery opening hours: Tues Fri & Sun: 10am 1pm

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17.01.2022 So good to see this getting good local coverage...

16.01.2022 Tomorrow, Thursday 7/9, I am teaching an online mini workshop all about Butter Dishes, 6pm eastern, $25. There is still time to register (until noon tomorrow).... It will be a fun class with lots of information about making things with lids that aren't round. Hope to see you there! Go to www.MarthaGrover.com/mini-workshop to register. See more

16.01.2022 URGENT >> DIPLOMA OF CERAMICS SURVEY RESPONSE REQUIRED BY THURS 11 JUNE.

15.01.2022 Stanley Surform rasoir.it is usually used for plaster

15.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS Tjunkaya Tapaya OAM | #repost @ernabella_arts_pukatjapottery We are so proud of senior Pitjantjatjara leader and artist Tjunkaya Tapaya O...AM receiving an Order of Australia in the General Division in the Queens Birthday Honours. Tjunkaya grew up at the Ernabella Mission. In mission days, the building, which is now the art centre was originally used as a food hall by the missionaries. In 1948 it became the Craft Room. Tjunkaya began work in the Craft Room making weavings, later excelling in the medium of batik, and became one of the outstanding artists with work in several public collections. Tjunkaya also works in ceramics, tjanpi, punu, print making, spinning and mukata making and her work in these mediums has been seen in numerous exhibitions in Australia and internationally since 1971, in public and private galleries. Her works are held in many national and international collections, including the National Museum of Scotland, National Museum of Australia, National Gallery of Australia and the Museum of Ethnology, Osaka. Tjunkaya is also a prolific writer in Pitjantjatjara. She is currently developing a bi-lingual children's book. She also has essays published in a number of exhibition catalogues. Tjunkaya is a key leader for Pitjantjatjara culture and a much beloved person, artist, writer, leader and teacher. Congratulations Tjunkaya! Ernabella Arts offer its sincere congratulations to the other four honoured APY Lands artists Vincent Namatjira @iwantja_arts Peter Mungkari @iwantja_arts Ngurpaya Kaika Burton @tjalaarts Kunmanara Williams @mimili_maku_arts And to @nicicumpston and Professor Marcia Langton @purplehousedialysis @tjanpidesertweavers Image: Meg Hansen #ernabellaarts #tjunkayatapaya #oamornuncaacaba #oam

15.01.2022 To Melbourne artist friends! Stuck at home and dont know what to do? Here is a great suggestions from Pie Bolton... What do you do during lock down? We do not have to be 'making' to be creative! I have made a list of things we can do when we do not have access to our studios Research your practice. Research your making. Learn new skills online many are free. Another medium? Skills in existing medium? Invest time in yourself as an artist. Ask yourself questions about your practice and write down the answers in detail. Get your CV into good shape. Update your Bio. Write your artist statements so they are ready to go 50 words, 100 words, 200 words. Get your website organised and updated. Link to social media and post some images. Put your images into folders organise them and choose the best, crop. Enhance select images in photoshop or similar. What is your dream residency? Research that residency or grant you have planned. Make connections with your community. Organise online critiques and catchups with creative friends. Set up an online shop for your future/existing work. Spend time with your visual diary. Read about other artists. Contextualise your work. Ask yourself where to now? Find out where you sit in your community of practice. What is your community of practice? Which artists do you admire? Articulate why and write it down. Write about your work. Write a magazine submission about your work.

15.01.2022 At last, for the first time since December, it looks like I will have a small studio to work from soon.

14.01.2022 My friend Brenda Danbrook demos her rolled foot on pottery bowl - handbuilding technique.

13.01.2022 Gorgeous video about these teacups Hamish Jackson made for the exhibition ' The Juried Functional Teapot '. Of course with NCECA being cancelled , the show was... only on for a few weeks. The teacups remain - 50% of the proceeds of the sales will go to Aussie Potters who have lost their studios in the Summer bushfires . Let us not forget these people , and can we please honour Hamish's intentions ? Follow the link to purchase your very own beautifully made ,woodfired teacups ! https://www.hamishjacksonpottery.com//set-of-4-wood-fired-

12.01.2022 Hundreds of free ceramics books & magazines you can read now! Please spread the word to your fellow teachers, students, and pottery nerds. The amazing @interne...tarchive has created a National Emergency Library to enable students and the general public to lend publications for free and without a waitlist. https://archive.org/nel (link in bio) Just search for keywords like "ceramics", "pottery" and "glaze". Then click "Borrow This Book" and enjoy the book online or as a downloadable PDF for 14 days. (The book can be renewed thereafter.) Just some of the titles available: Postmodern Ceramics The Ceramics Bible Ceramics Source Book Beyond craft Shifting paradigms in contemporary ceramics Salt-glazed Ceramics Ceramic Sculptures Ceramics Monthly Soda glazing Cooper's book of glaze recipes The ceramic glaze handbook : materials, techniques, formulas Ceramic formulas: the complete compendium The potter's Eye Contemporary ceramic techniques The potter's manual Chinese ceramics Japanese and Oriental ceramics Persian ceramics Ceramics : mastering the craft Born of ashes : woodfired ceramics The Art & Craft of Ceramics American ceramics Hands in clay Revolution in clay The Chinese Potter #craft #books #library #glaze #glazes #glazerecipes #glazetest #ceramics #pottery #ceramicglazes #glazechemistry #glazechem #glazecalc #umf #glazy

11.01.2022 Due to many requests, and the difficulties experienced in trying to source second hand copies, we are reprinting Glazes for Australian Potters. To determine jus...t what form it will be reprinted in, we are trying to get an idea of the extent of interest in it. It is not a new edition, but a reprint of the original- however there will be included a table of recommended substitutions to use when a particular material is no longer available. If you are interested, could you register that no obligation interest by using the link below. We can then contact you when it is available. See more

11.01.2022 New incentives! Fleur Schell and Ann-Maree Gentile kindly donated this beautiful works for my BLM Raffle. Free shipping anywhere in Australia.... Here is how to enter * 1. Donate AUD$10 or more to any charity or organisation aimed at helping First Nations people. * 2. Send a screenshot of your donation to [email protected] $10 per entry. Unlimited entries. If you donate $50, you get 5 entries. * 3. I repeatsend all receipt images to [email protected]. If you DM them to me or use another email, they will not be seen and you will just be donating for the kindness itself. * 4. All receipts must be dated June 6 or later. * 5. Include your Instagram handle in the email so I can find you if you win. * 6. Fleur and Barbi will ship their work anywhere in the Australia. Overseas supporters are most welcome but please help the artist cover shipping fee. * 7. Enter by 12 pm Sunday 14 June 2020, Melbourne time and Ill draw the winner in the afternoon or the next day. * 8. Share this far and wide. Tag your friends, comment on the post. The more comments the more FB will show this post to others. Thank you :) PS New incentives are adding everyday!

11.01.2022 Its better than telly

11.01.2022 Very excited to share with you my new publication ‘Our Strangely Normal Home’. It’s now available to purchase locally from #paperbirdbooks or The Fremantle Art ...Centre. Alternatively I can send you a copy or you can visit me while I’m working in my studio as part of Australian Ceramics open studios weekend 21st-22nd November 10-4pm. See more

09.01.2022 Congratulations to Ernabella Arts artist, Chairperson and champion for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, Alison Milyika Carroll, for being awarded t...he prestigious Red Ochre Award Lifetime Achievement at The National Indigenous Arts Awards on 27 May 2020. The Australian Council for the Arts awarded her this for lifetime achievements as an artist, cultural leader, and for her many contributions to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts. Repost @ernabella_arts_pukatjapottery #fnaa2020 #ernabella_arts_pukatjapottery #ernabella #ernabellaarts #alisonmilyikacarroll

09.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/703147651/posts/10159048881312652/

08.01.2022 This is just beautiful.

08.01.2022 Ohhh i love their work!

07.01.2022 Historic Mingei film footage. This is the wholesome art of Mingei for which I came to Japan, and which I aspire to in my life and work.

04.01.2022 Brushmaking 101