Left to right, work by Raewyn Harrison, Christabel Birbeck, Jennifer Harkins, and Jane Pritchard. I had a chance to chat with Christabel and Jennifer about their work and their experience on the course - it sounds incredibly intense, two years of "part time" study that is the equivalent of the first two years of the BA course. Five graduates are going on to Farnham, and others to other degree courses.
Work by Linda Rowland (the spider is made of bits of cast barbie-doll!) and Lesley Warner.
Experimental pieces using metal in with the clay - amazing - by Deborah Thompson.
More metal, this time not fired with the clay, by Annabel Nash -
Beautiful bowls by Mariam Cullum -
More work downstairs in the vitrines - Orli Ivanov, Raewyn Harrison, Sandy Layton -
The interior of one of Raewyn Harrison's architectural pieces -
And I couldn't resist including the shoe reflections in this shot (gorgeous pot by Orli Ivanov, scuffed shoes by Arche, vintage 2001) -
Hello Mane
ReplyDeleteIi seems pot with feets. Very funny picture ! As a picture I have taken in a *vide Greniers*, an armchair seem to wark alone.( on the blog )
Like very match Mariam Cullum. I allways like better, pots, than exercices with metal and so on. Still lihe pure ceramics. In Switzerland, we are liky to have, as well, very nice céramists.
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