Upcoming
27 Aug – 2 Oct 2021
Sedimentary Fictions at Gallerysmith
“Confectionary coloured porcelain sits next to roughly rendered natural clay in an interplay between the ideas of nature and industry. The porcelain is structural and not just a surface matter. In my adaptation of the traditional Japanese Nerikomi technique I deliberately design complementary environments which are meticulously planned and deliberately push against the more spontaneous and unpredictable wild clays”.
2021 online workshops
Saturday, July 31, 3:00-6:00pm PDT
I am teaming up with Still Life Ceramics in L.A. for my next workshop. Click here for more details.
2021 EXHIBITIONS
24 July – Movers & Shapers: Women Landscape Artists, Hazelhurst Art Gallery
27 August – Solo show with Gallery Smith, Melbourne.
LISTEN: My recent interview with Ben Carter from the Tales of the Red Clay Rambler podcast.
PAST
Layers of Place
Driven by my fascination of the minerals and clays underneath, the layers of the earth and how we uncover them. Echoing my local landscape and using raw volcanic clays from Tamborine Mountain, geological metamorphosis and history has lead me on a fascinating research project for the last 12 months. During this time I have researched female potters from the 1940’s-80’s who lived in unique isolation here on the mountain; dug clay from their backyards and sold works from their home based galleries. Having located some of these original sources of clay and now making with them, I have become immersed in their stories.
A small community based exhibition here on Tamborine Mountain will be open for the public to view on Friday 11th to Sunday 13th December. Sales of work will be online. Larissa will be in the gallery each day. See the invitation below for more details.
Official opening
4:30pm, Saturday 12th December
Special guest Glenn Cooke
123 Long Road (Gallery Walk) e360 Design, Tamborine Mountain, Qld.
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