when: 03 November 2023 - 03 December 2023 | venue: Canberra Potters | cost: See event for details | address: 1 Aspinall Street Watson 2602 | website: https://canberrapotters.com.au
published: 28 Nov 2023, 5 min read
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Canberra Potters is proud to present the highly anticipated 2023 Members' Exhibition. Featuring ceramic works created over the past 12 months by Canberra Potters' members, this exhibition is a celebration of these artists' dedication to exploring and pushing the boundaries of this ancient art form.
Canberra Potters 2023 Members' Exhibition encompasses a vast array of works, from delicate porcelain vessels to bold, hand-built sculptures, and everything in between. Visitors are provided with a unique opportunity to explore the ever-evolving world of contemporary ceramics through the diverse aesthetics, textures, and innovative making and glazing techniques on display.
The premier award of the exhibition is the Doug Alexander Award and thanks to generous sponsors, a range of other awards will also be presented.
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Canberra Potters is proud to present the highly anticipated 2023 Members' Exhibition. Featuring ceramic works created over the past 12 months by Canberra Potters' members, this exhibition is a celebration of these artists' dedication to exploring and pushing the boundaries of this ancient art form.
Canberra Potters 2023 Members' Exhibition encompasses a vast array of works, from delicate porcelain vessels to bold, hand-built sculptures, and everything in between. Visitors are provided with a unique opportunity to explore the ever-evolving world of contemporary ceramics through the diverse aesthetics, textures, and innovative making and glazing techniques on display.
The premier award of the exhibition is the Doug Alexander Award and thanks to generous sponsors, a range of other awards will also be presented.
Go see Canberra Potters 2023 Members' Exhibition | Events Canberra.
Canberra Potters 2023 Members' Exhibition | Events Canberra is on 03 November 2023 - 03 December 2023. The opening hours are: See event website for details. Conveniently located in Watson. Call 02 6241 1670 for details. Visit their website at https://canberrapotters.com.au.
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