2012 TAFE CERAMICS SHOW

The 2012 TAFE CERAMICS SHOW
Opens tonight and runs for a week.
NOVEMBER 26 - DECEMBER 2

10 AM - 4 PM K BLOCK

Here's some of the beautiful things you can see and buy!

Check out following blogs this week for more images.

Click on this for a larger view so you can see all the glorious detail carved into this vessel.

Half way through Setting up and two students contemplate the works.

The three images here are only a small selection of what's on view!

I'll be showing more images later this week !

The next blog shows you some of the things available in the sales room.

We have work on display all along the lower corridor in display cases and in what's normally the glazing room and the work studios.

do visit us!

Support Hornsby Ceramics

One final set of images from the Ceramics open day!

Consider this. 

With mor and more people being forced to move into units by the cost of housing where are we going to practise arts. The cost of a house with a yard or spare room or  garage space large enuff to turn into  a studio is rising beyond the reach of  most artists.

Do you know how many room a turning wheel for throwing takes up?

Then there's the sinks! Or a large tabel for setting up to paint and decorating that sure to be lovley majolica pice in the middle image.

The top image shows iron oxide being applied to a plate. You need separate storage space for chemicals. They really shouldnt be in the bathroom or kitchen unless you live alone and dont have to worry about safety issues to pets and children.

Ceramicists need studios.

 Don't let ceramics and pottery be a luxury hobby for the rich!

support Hornsby TAFE arts

Support Hornsby TAFE ARTS COURSES!

I told you last post why our Ceramics section is special.

consider this too! TAFEART Departments Support local Industries!

The product display here was provided for the TAFE open day by Black Wattle a lcoal NSW ceramics supplies firm.

Did you know we have some of the best clays in Australia in the Southern Highlands and out near Gulogong? Good enuff to export!

The famous Southern Ice porcelain!?

Oh and ART students buy tools from hardware and other art supply stores too!