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The Australian Ceramics Association (TACA) works within a generous grass-roots ceramics community, drawing our membership from all states and territories. Foremost to our Strategic Plan are our members, the aim being to provide services for the benefit of their ceramics practice and to create connections between them and the broader arts community. Membership is open to everyone interested in Australian ceramics including professional ceramicists and potters, hobbyists, teachers, students, curators, collectors, writers and enthusiasts. We aim to connect with established ceramics groups such as societies, clubs, study groups and associations and to those who exhibit ceramics such as galleries, artist-run spaces, retail shops, online stores and public institutions. We value and support those who provide services and opportunities to ceramics practitioners, such as suppliers, competition organisers, artist residencies, workshops, classes and tertiary ceramics education. We advocate for and on behalf of our members, and our community, to strengthen ceramics in Australia. We reach out to the broader public to inspire, inform and connect people with Australian ceramics. We work to spread the excitement and passion of ceramics throughout Australia so that everyone has the opportunity to recognise, experience and value ceramics in their daily lives. To become a TACA member go here: australianceramics.com/membership TACA MEMBER BENEFITS The Journal of Australian Ceramics 3-issue subscription Touch Clay Weekly eNews Australian Ceramics Open Studios Recorded online access to Tools for Practice Liability insurance optional extra Australian Ceramics Directory artist page Biennial exhibition opportunity to apply Tax deductible membership fee TACA BOARD Kate Jones (President), Naarm / VIC Janice Keen (Treasurer), Naarm / VIC Hannah Kothe, Kaurna Yerta / SA Jackie Gasson, Kabi Kabi and Jinibara land / QLD Alfred Lowe, Kaurna Yerta / SA Robyn Phelan, Naarm / VIC Board Secretary: Diamando Koutsellis Gadigal land / NSW Interim Chief Executive Officer: Diamando Koutsellis, Gadigal land / NSW In the spirit of reconciliation, The Australian Ceramics Association acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today. The Australian Ceramics Association SQ1 Studios, 32 Bowden St, Alexandria NSW 2015 PO Box 677, Alexandria NSW 1435 T: +61 (0)2 9698 0230 (outside Australia) T: 1300 720 124 E: mail@australianceramics.com australianceramics.com 2 | THE JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIAN CERAMICS | JULY 2024
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The Journal of Australian Ceramics (JAC) is published by The Australian Ceramics Association with the aim being to feature and promote professional ceramic artists at all levels of experience, to support writers in the field of ceramics, and to serve as a historical record of Australian ceramics. We seek to inspire, educate, address current issues, expose readers to new points of view and help readers to feel connected to the broader ceramics community. The JAC draws on written content from ceramicists and potters, professional writers, curators, educators, gallery owners, collectors and reviewers. The JAC is published three times per year – 1 April, 17 July and 20 November. PRINT SUBSCRIPTIONS Australia (inc. GST) 3 issues AU $60 6 issues AU $115 New Zealand 3 issues AU $105 Overseas 3 issues AU $138 SUBSCRIBE HERE australianceramics.com DIGITAL SUBSCRIPTIONS shop.exacteditions.com/ the-journal-of-australianceramics DIGITAL SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR INSTITUTIONS institutions.exacteditions.com/ the-journal-of-australianceramics SUBMISSION DEADLINE 2 months prior to publication PUBLICATION DATES VOL 63 NO 3 20 November 2024 FOCUS: MAKE IT MATERIAL VOL 64 NO 1 1 April 2025 FOCUS: TBA VOL 64 NO 2 17 July 2025 FOCUS: TBA PUBLISHER The Australian Ceramics Association EDITOR Montessa Maack E: jac@australianceramics.com The Editor thanks the Editorial Advisory Group for their support MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS Carol Fraczek DESIGN Astrid Wehling PROOFREADER, CONTENT Jen Currie, Polished Proofreading TACA OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Georgie Avis Jessie Bancroft ABN 14 001 535 502 ISSN 1449-275X PRINTER Newstyle Printing Co Pty Ltd 41 Manchester St Mile End SA 5031 Certified to AS/NZS ISO 14001:2004 Environmental Management Systems. Printed on Sovereign Silk using 100% vegetablebased process inks. INFORMATION ON SUBMISSIONS, ADVERTISING, STOCKISTS ETC CAN BE FOUND AT AUSTRALIANCERAMICS.COM CONTRIBUTIONS ON ALL ASPECTS OF AUSTRALIAN CERAMICS ARE WELCOME. COPYRIGHT The Australian Ceramics Association acknowledges that authors, artists and photographers retain the copyright and moral rights of works published in an article, however copyright of the final published version of the article (i.e. the PDF of the pages), and any related metadata, is owned by the Publisher. Requests for permission to publish images and/or PDFs of pages as printed must be made to the editor. No responsibility for the content of the articles, or claims of the advertisers, can be accepted by The Australian Ceramics Association. Photographs are attributed where possible. follow us @The Australian Ceramics Association engage in discussions @australianceramicsforum check out the best pics @australianceramics | 3

The Australian Ceramics Association (TACA) works within a generous grass-roots ceramics community, drawing our membership from all states and territories. Foremost to our Strategic Plan are our members, the aim being to provide services for the benefit of their ceramics practice and to create connections between them and the broader arts community. Membership is open to everyone interested in Australian ceramics including professional ceramicists and potters, hobbyists, teachers, students, curators, collectors, writers and enthusiasts.

We aim to connect with established ceramics groups such as societies, clubs, study groups and associations and to those who exhibit ceramics such as galleries, artist-run spaces, retail shops, online stores and public institutions.

We value and support those who provide services and opportunities to ceramics practitioners, such as suppliers, competition organisers, artist residencies, workshops, classes and tertiary ceramics education.

We advocate for and on behalf of our members, and our community, to strengthen ceramics in Australia.

We reach out to the broader public to inspire, inform and connect people with Australian ceramics. We work to spread the excitement and passion of ceramics throughout Australia so that everyone has the opportunity to recognise, experience and value ceramics in their daily lives. To become a TACA member go here: australianceramics.com/membership

TACA MEMBER BENEFITS The Journal of Australian Ceramics 3-issue subscription Touch Clay Weekly eNews Australian Ceramics Open Studios Recorded online access to Tools for Practice Liability insurance optional extra Australian Ceramics Directory artist page Biennial exhibition opportunity to apply Tax deductible membership fee

TACA BOARD Kate Jones (President), Naarm / VIC Janice Keen (Treasurer), Naarm / VIC Hannah Kothe, Kaurna Yerta / SA Jackie Gasson, Kabi Kabi and Jinibara land / QLD Alfred Lowe, Kaurna Yerta / SA Robyn Phelan, Naarm / VIC

Board Secretary: Diamando Koutsellis Gadigal land / NSW Interim Chief Executive Officer: Diamando Koutsellis, Gadigal land / NSW

In the spirit of reconciliation, The Australian Ceramics Association acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.

The Australian Ceramics Association SQ1 Studios, 32 Bowden St, Alexandria NSW 2015 PO Box 677, Alexandria NSW 1435

T: +61 (0)2 9698 0230 (outside Australia) T: 1300 720 124 E: mail@australianceramics.com australianceramics.com

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