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Friday, November 12, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
Building Architectural Towers
Carolyn Heydenrych, Premier Award Winner, Ceramics SA Gauteng Regional Exhibition 2010, will be presenting a fully participative workshop titled Building Architectural Towers
All day workshop includes clay, all materials and firing. Please bring your favourite modelling tools & lunch. Date : Thursday 11 November 2010
Time: 9.30am till 4.30pm
Cost : R 500
The Pottery Studio, 24 Old Kilcullen Road, Bryanston
To book your place please contact Colleen Lehmkuhl email colleen@potterystudio.co.za , 011 463 7262 or 073 481 0889
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Karen Murray will present final workshop of the year
Sculpture/Maquette workshop with Karen Murray – participants will build small maquettes from their own designs for future use. Please refer to page 16 of September 2010 newsletter Vol 3 Issue 4 for more information and background to this exciting technique which is invaluable. These small models allow an artist to explore form, test shapes and formulate ideas for finished pieces.
Please note: Contrary to what was said in the first message about this workshop, Karen tells us that this is not a condensed version of the earlier one, which was of portraits. This means that people who did the previous one will not be getting the same information as the first and this may encourage them to participate again. A lovely way to end of the year’s workshops!!
Venue: 6 Debussy Street Vanderbijlpark
Saturday 23 October 2010, 09:00-16:00
Cost: Members R250 – Non members R350
Bring own lunch. Tea and coffee will be available.
Each participant is required to bring at least three or more different picture references of any subject matter, ie. plant, animal or human.
Bookings: Cynthia@ 011 791 5153 or email: ceramicssa@icon.co.za
Should you wish to find out more, please contact Dineke on 016 932 2173
Please note: Contrary to what was said in the first message about this workshop, Karen tells us that this is not a condensed version of the earlier one, which was of portraits. This means that people who did the previous one will not be getting the same information as the first and this may encourage them to participate again. A lovely way to end of the year’s workshops!!
Venue: 6 Debussy Street Vanderbijlpark
Saturday 23 October 2010, 09:00-16:00
Cost: Members R250 – Non members R350
Bring own lunch. Tea and coffee will be available.
Each participant is required to bring at least three or more different picture references of any subject matter, ie. plant, animal or human.
Bookings: Cynthia@ 011 791 5153 or email: ceramicssa@icon.co.za
Should you wish to find out more, please contact Dineke on 016 932 2173
Friday, October 1, 2010
Tanya Babb Workshop
The KZN branch are hosting a Tanya Babb workshop on 6th Nov at Kearsney college
9.00 for 9.30 until +- 3.00pm
Bring and share lunch, tea and coffee provided
Cost R250 members non members R350
Pensioners R200 students R100
9.00 for 9.30 until +- 3.00pm
Bring and share lunch, tea and coffee provided
Cost R250 members non members R350
Pensioners R200 students R100
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Award Winners at the Gauteng Regional Exhibition
The Ultra-Furn Regional Exhibition is on view until September 24th at MuseumAfrica.
Congratulations to the following winners:
Glazecor Premier Award
Carolyn Heydenrych – 3 piece Tea Set Porcelain
Ndebele Milling & Mining Award
Michelle Legg – Bottles
White Rock Award
Dale Lambert – 5 piece Set of Blue Vessels
Potters Supplies & Mail Order Award
Hazel Sherman – Porcelain Books
Belmont Ceramics Award
Marentia Kooiman – Installation
Van Tuyl Kilns & Furnaces New Signatures Award
David Venter – Terracotta 3 hole Tripod Oil Lamp
Highly Commended awards were presented to:
Sandra Goercke – Rectangular Red & Black Canopy Earthenware
Karen van der Riet – Porcelain Bowls
Marie Haasbroek – Melon Shaped Globe - red underglaze, raku transparent glaze, raku fired
Colleen Lehmkuhl – “Splashes” – installation of thrown & cut e/ware
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
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