The North West Ceramics Foundation is pleased to announce their next Speakers Series Sunday, October 20, 2024, at 2PM PST featuring Winnipeg artist PJ Anderson. The presentation is free and open to all. It will take place over Zoom, and registration is required. Please see here or below for information about how to register. Continue reading
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Kelly Austin
Stilled Composition 84, 2020 stoneware, timber, acrylic paint, 130cm W x 30cm D x 30cm H
Contributors 2007
From Oven and Kiln 2007 Contributors
•Graeme Allemeersch
•Ellen Aubrey (jewelry)
•Anat Basanta (jewelry)
•Penny Birnham
•Suzy Birstein
•Andy Blick
•Gail Carney
•Sarah Coote
•Joanne Copp
•Gail Crawford (book)
•Jessica De Haas (fibre)
•Josh Deweese
•Walter Dexter
•Linda Doherty
•Kate Dunn
•Mary Fox
•Mas Funo
•Connie Glover
•Keith Lehman
•Gordon Hutchens
•Meg Ida
•Jay Maclennan
•Jeannie Mah
•Paul Mathieu
•Suzanne Nairne (jewelry)
•Gailan Ngan
•Wayne Ngan
•Sylvia Ohrn
•Fredi Rahn
•Laurie Rolland
•Lesley Richmond (fibre)
•John Reeve
•Kinichi Shigeno
•Debra Sloan
•Nancy Walker
•Judy Weeden
•Katherine Youngs
Rachelle Chinnery
Cathi Jefferson
Sam Kwan
Keith Rice-Jones
Celia Rice-Jones
D’Arcy Margesson
Tam Irving
Jinny Whitehead
Artists donating Plates
Judy Burke
Hsiao Chen Peng
Darrel Hancock
Don Huchinson
June MacDonald
Gillian MacMillan
Keith Lehman
Vincent Massey
Laura McKibbon
Tanya Mitchell
Sheila Morrisette
Gunda Stewart
Aaron Nelson
Ron Vallis
Alwyn O’Brien
Alwyn O’Brien is and ceramic artist and educator ceramic dividing her time between Saltspring Island and Vancouver, B.C. She studied ceramics at Sheridan College of Crafts and Design in Ontario and completed her BFA at Emily Carr University of Art and Design. She received her MFA in 2010 from the University of Washington in Seattle. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the NWCF award and the Winifred Shantz Award for Ceramics. Her work is featured in the collections of the Seattle Art Museum, the Surrey Art Gallery, Boise Museum of Art, the Mackenzie Art Gallery, and the Canadian Clay and Glass museum. Alwyn joined the Board in 2018. Represented by the James Harris Gallery in Seattle, WA, she is currently an instructor in ceramics at Langara College in Vancouver. See more of her work at www.jamesharrisgallery.com/artists/alwyn-obrien/