Ceramic studio space available in Melbourne

Notorious ceramicist, Gregory Bonasera, is pleased to announce Studio Space Vacancies. The studios are located in a prime position; right in the heart of North Melbourne. This artist only space currently has 2 vacancies that would be only too perfect for ceramicists, potters, sculptors, painters or anyone in between. With studio spaces hard to come by these days, this is a swell opportunity for any artist wishing to engage in a creative community within an inspiring space. Some features that are most definitely worth noting… – Kilns on site are available for hire by studio occupants – There is room for your own kiln if you have one – The atmosphere is both friendly and productive – The space is highly accessible via a bluestone cobbled lane Artists and craftspeople who are actively exhibiting or selling their work are highly encouraged to apply Now all you have to do is contact Gregory Bonasera on 0415 888 313.via The Craft Blog

a site to see friday: Pheonix

It’s pretty much impossible to be around the ceramic community in Canada or otherwise without some knowledge of Robin Hopper, either through books or videos or in person. It was earlier on in my clay career that my parents took me on a trip out to visit Robin’s studio in Metchosin on Vancouver Island. To say that it presented me with an idealistic version of life as a potter is to say the least. Robin and his wife Judi Dyelle have likely one of the most impressive studio/gallery/gardens out there. A creative paradise for sure. My own studio reality is a far cry from what I saw there, but the memory still gives me hope of someday moving to better accomodations than my gasoline stained and drafty garage studio.


Robin’s knowledge of ceramics and list of accomplishments is far reaching, his impact on the community far greater than he likely realizes. And so it was with great pleasure that I discovered he had started a blog to share his wealth of knowledge. So I encourage you to take some time to stop by, give him some feedback, have a chat and learn from this contemporary master.

rhrising.blogspot.com
www.chosinpottery.ca

Ann Roberts at The Clay & Glass

Waterloo Region ceramic artist and sculptor Ann
Roberts will be at the Canadian Clay and Glass
Gallery creating an artwork in the exhibition space.
Admission is free. Drop in any time on:

Friday, March 9: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Saturday, March 10: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sunday, March 11: 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Watch an Extraordinary Artist at Work!

The Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery
25 Caroline St. N.
Waterloo, ON N2L 2Y5
(519) 746-1882
Twitter: @CdnClayandGlass