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Sassy Park. ‘7-11 Sake bottle vase’ 2016

celadon stoneware with lustre 19.5 x 13 x 13 cm SOLD

celadon stoneware with lustre
19.5 x 13 x 13 cm
SOLD

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Sassy Park. ‘7-11 Sake bottle vase’ 2016

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This year has already been so busy - the vase and flower show seems a distant memory and each flower a souvenir. Lotte Schwerdtfeger little petal vase and table grouping from the exhibition in April. 🌿

So great to meet Anne Thompson from @ernabella_arts_pukatjapottery demonstrating @australianceramicstriennale here in Mparntwe / Alice Springs ✨ Beautiful work which we admired earlier this year in the exhibition ‘Continuum’ @jamfactoryau 👏

Vase of flowers at Michelle Ussher’s exhibition ‘Afterburner’ @stationgalleryaustralia which includes ceramics, paintings, sound and performance @michelleussher #lastnight

Current favourite #AustralianNative Pincushion Hakea (Hakea Laurina) found by the side of the road in its various states of flowering on Mt Lofty Summit

More amazing ceramics, forms and surfaces in Adelaide @agsa.adelaide showing in ´Pure Form: Japanese sculptural ceramics’ newly opened and on till 6 November - highlights include the following works by Kondo Takahiro, Matsutani Fumio, Matsui Kōsei, Tanaka Yū, Kaneshige Kosuke, Kondo Yūzō and Akio Takamori.

Seen: beautiful Anne Thompson Nginangka pots @jamfactoryau part of the exhibition, ´Continuum’. The exhibition brings together diverse Indigenous artists at different stages of their careers, telling their stories through ceramics. Curated by Carly Tarkari Dodd. Anne Thompson is an @ernabella_arts_pukatjapottery artist. 🌿

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