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Too much to dream – suki & hugh Gallery

3-24 Dec 2022
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Contact Susan: susan@sukihugh.com.au

A great Balancing Act- Sydney Road Gallery

8-25 Sept 2022 Showing alongside Fiona Chandler

Art critic Wilamina Russo will open the show at 2pm Sat 10 Sept
pre-sales for subscribers Monday 5 Sept 8pm 
rsvp hello@sydneyroadgallery.com

2022 workshops

Stay tuned- In person workshop here on Tamborine Mountain.

In the fold is my latest workshop which presents a playful approach to exploiting commercial and wild clay bodies. With emphasis on creativity and experimentation, we will test a range of locally sourced and commercially mined minerals, rocks, pigments and clays and discover how these can add wonderful new textures and effects to your ceramic ware. Along with building a collection of test pieces, we will explore the surface on a hand built vessel by using wild clay slips, oxides, terra sigillata and burnishing. 

I pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging, recognising connections to Wangerriburra Country, history, culture and spirituality through this location. As an artist, I strive to ensure I walk softly on this earth and that my practice works in a manner that respects and honours the Elders and Ancestors of these lands. 

PAST

The Arts Show– ABC Radio National

listen here 35mins

All over Instagram potters are getting their hands dirty in ‘wild clay’, the DIY-trend for gathering your own. But before you pull on gumboots and pick up a shovel – what are the ethics of digging up your own clay? Artists Larissa Warren and Violet Bond speak to producer Rosa Ellen alongside Indigenous archaeologist Dave Johnston and Journal of Australian Ceramics editor Vicki Grima to unpack (and wedge!) the subject of gathering clay.

2021 EXHIBITIONS

24 July –  Movers & Shapers: Women Landscape Artists, Hazelhurst Art Gallery

27 August – Solo show with Gallery Smith, Melbourne.