August 9 - 22, 2015 | East Meets West: My Approach to Clay
Mitsuo Shoji "sensei in character as well as in clay-- a true guru none should miss"
About MITSUO SHOJI,
Born in Osaka, Japan 1946
Initial training Kyoto City University of Fine Arts
Honorary Associate Professor, Sydney College of Art 2007
Honorary Associate Professor, Sydney College of Art / University of Sydney 2012
Member of International Academy of Ceramics since 1980
Awards:
Faenza International Ceramics Competition
Fletcher Challenge Ceramics Award Premier Award, Aukland, NZ
Numerous grants for development of artwork
Invited participant for conferences, symposiums, judging panels, guest lecturer, workshop
participations in Australia and overseas.
Exhibitions:
40 solo exhibitions world wide
90 group exhibitions world wide
Collections:
Australia major galleries
Worldwide major galleries
National Gallery of Australia, Canbera, AU
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, AU
Shepparton Art Museum, Victoria, AU
International Ceramics Museum, Shigaraki, Japan
Total Art Museum, Seoul, South Korea
Museo Internazionalle delle Ceramiche, Faenza, Italy
For more information contact us : gayacac@gayaceramic.com
Born in Osaka, Japan 1946
Initial training Kyoto City University of Fine Arts
Honorary Associate Professor, Sydney College of Art 2007
Honorary Associate Professor, Sydney College of Art / University of Sydney 2012
Member of International Academy of Ceramics since 1980
Awards:
Faenza International Ceramics Competition
Fletcher Challenge Ceramics Award Premier Award, Aukland, NZ
Numerous grants for development of artwork
Invited participant for conferences, symposiums, judging panels, guest lecturer, workshop
participations in Australia and overseas.
Exhibitions:
40 solo exhibitions world wide
90 group exhibitions world wide
Collections:
Australia major galleries
Worldwide major galleries
National Gallery of Australia, Canbera, AU
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, AU
Shepparton Art Museum, Victoria, AU
International Ceramics Museum, Shigaraki, Japan
Total Art Museum, Seoul, South Korea
Museo Internazionalle delle Ceramiche, Faenza, Italy
For more information contact us : gayacac@gayaceramic.com
SPIRIT OF FIRE: Soul of the Anagama (trailer)
As our next anagama workshop approaches, here is a time-lapse glimpse into firing and unloading...
Come and be a part of the next team of fire-loving community!
Video by Paul Shirley
Come and be a part of the next team of fire-loving community!
Video by Paul Shirley
April 5-18, 2015 | SPIRIT OF FIRE: Soul of the Anagama with GYAN WALL & HILLARY KANE
April 5 - 18, 2015
Delighting in the element of serendipity and spontaneous beauty, this workshop will explore the natural glaze effects of atmospheric wood-firing in Gaya Ceramic Arts Center’s anagama (a small Japanese-style wood-fired kiln). Kiln-builder, Gyan Wall, together with in-house wood-firer, Hillary Kane, will lead this “Ceremony of Fire”, sharing their collective technical knowledge of the anagama, as well as their more personal spiritual experiences of wood-firing. It will truly be not only a ceramics workshop, but a transformative journey for clay pots and participants alike.
For more information, please contact gayacac@gayaceramic.com
WEAVING IN CLAY & SMOKE Exploring Surface in Raku
Gaya CAC year of workshops opens 2015 with the return of the exquisitely talented Candone Wharton (USA).
An especially special workshop is in store because participants will enjoy the added inspiration of seeing all of Candone’s creations during her residency here at Gaya CAC prior.
Textures will highlight Candone’s signature basket-weave coiling techniques as well as her over flowing wealth of knowledge in Raku firing.
Intensity in the studio will be balanced by adventurous and inspiring excursions into all the textile magic of Bali!
Spaces limited. Inquire NOW for reservations! gayacac@gayaceramic.com
An especially special workshop is in store because participants will enjoy the added inspiration of seeing all of Candone’s creations during her residency here at Gaya CAC prior.
Textures will highlight Candone’s signature basket-weave coiling techniques as well as her over flowing wealth of knowledge in Raku firing.
Intensity in the studio will be balanced by adventurous and inspiring excursions into all the textile magic of Bali!
Spaces limited. Inquire NOW for reservations! gayacac@gayaceramic.com
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