Alistair Whyte enriches us on his origins towards becoming a master potter.    "I have been working as a potter for what seems a lifetime, and get great pleasure from it. My skills come from years spent studying and working in Japan learning fine porcelain techniques, though I make a diverse range of ceramics in stoneware, earthenware, raku, and by pit firing. I also gain much satisfaction having people use my work for everyday life. For me, function and use is an important reason to make pots. My studio reflects my nature and the satisfaction I get from spending time there. I hope y ..read more

Painter and Potter Susannah Paterson gives us an insight into working with multiple mediums in the Fine Arts industry.   Susannah Paterson spent three years at TAFE college studying Fine Art and Ceramics (2004 - 2007), numerous workshops and courses with some of Australia's finest teachers. Since 2016 she has attended the Open Studio Program at Brookvale TAFE (Northern Beaches) Ceramics Department under the guidance of Master Potter Christopher James.   "I have always been a dreamer, and influenced by the imaginal worlds. I was born into a Scottish Highland farming family and sent to ..read more

Welcome to The CLAYSTATION Podcast! I talk to and interview myself, strangely, as your first guest artist. You can hear about my background in art, education, and introduction to ceramics. The creative journey I've had has been full of ups and downs, and i enjoy to share them with you. I reflect upon where things have gone right and wrong, and hopefully to steer towards a more creative and successful path. I hope we can make 2021 a productive and resourceful one. Peace be with you. Your Host, Sean Jackson. SERENE CERAMICS is a studio service set to promote Talented Artists in the Industry. Bri ..read more

Welcome to The CLAYSTATION Podcast! We have finally launched and eager to start interviewing amazing ceramic artists and hear their stories of their art, practice, and journey. In this episode we welcome you all, and thank all those that have made this possible. We thank so deeply those you have donated kindly to make this possible. Also, we discuss about SERENE CERAMICS and CLAYSTATION. What are they? How did they start? What are our goals? and, where are they going? 257063 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/claystation-podcast/support ..read more

Alistair Whyte enriches us on his origins towards becoming a master potter.    "I have been working as a potter for what seems a lifetime, and get great pleasure from it. My skills come from years spent studying and working in Japan learning fine porcelain techniques, though I make a diverse range of ceramics in stoneware, earthenware, raku, and by pit firing. I also gain much satisfaction having people use my work for everyday life. For me, function and use is an important reason to make pots. My studio reflects my nature and the satisfaction I get from spending time there. I hope y ..read more

Painter and Potter Susannah Paterson gives us an insight into working with multiple mediums in the Fine Arts industry.   Susannah Paterson spent three years at TAFE college studying Fine Art and Ceramics (2004 - 2007), numerous workshops and courses with some of Australia's finest teachers. Since 2016 she has attended the Open Studio Program at Brookvale TAFE (Northern Beaches) Ceramics Department under the guidance of Master Potter Christopher James.   "I have always been a dreamer, and influenced by the imaginal worlds. I was born into a Scottish Highland farming family and sent to ..read more

Euan Craig shares with us his story of clay.    Euan Craig, born 1964 in Melbourne Australia, grew up in the historic pottery town of Bendigo in Central Victoria. Due to family illness, his own asthma and wide exposure to the disabled, from an early age Euan addressed questions of existence and social values. As a result, at the age of fourteen he chose Pottery as a career path, not because of what he wanted to do, but because of who he wanted to be. While working part time at local potteries to earn tuition fees, he pursued an education in pottery, finally graduating from the Latrob ..read more

Join us as we speak with talented and experienced potter Minna Graham.    Born in NSW Australia, Minna grew up roaming a large rural property in the Snowy Mountains, immersed in a rich world full of nature and creativity. As a child any artistic endeavor was greatly encouraged which in turn instilled a need to create. To create became a necessary part of daily life. Exploring Australia during early adulthood Minna observed life in the remote and harsh landscapes of the country.  Settling in Daylesford, Victoria Minna enrolled in a Diploma of Ceramics at the University of Ballara ..read more

Today we have the honor to speak with Dana Lundmark about her wondrous journey in the world of clay.  After completing her B.A. (UNSW) and her Diploma in Fine Arts, Dana has travelled extensively and has spent extended periods in studios in Paris, Florence, Krakow (Poland) and other places. Her travels are a great source of inspiration for her work. Her paintings have been exhibited in the Salon des Refusés, many times finalist in The Portia Geach Portrait Awards, and in various group and solo exhibitions. Her times in Paris resulted in the 2012 exhibition Paris Rooftops. Dana likes to wo ..read more

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