Tweed River Art Gallery Exhibition 23 rd March - 6th May
2012 is the year of the Water Dragon and the Tweed Galley which looks out at Wollumbin, the Cloud Catcher, is the venue for new work by three regional artists.
Recent
Some of the Tribute horses etc
Taking history as a starting point my equine vessels and sculptures have multi-surface decorations and expressions that suggest layers of social and political meaning. Layered glazes, such a magnesium crawl glaze, Cobalt oxide and barium based slips, are applied with broad strokes to enhance texture. The surface cracks and crazing convey the difficult journeys of the horse and riders spirit from the past to the present. My work also references feminine connections with horses through the relationship of the shape of vessels/forms and their decorative elements.
The Dragons Back Exhibition
Opened by Lyn Cole at 6.30 23rd March at Tweed River Art Gallery Regional artists Sue Fraser, Ruth Park and Louise Fulton have been influenced by the cultures of Asia and the Middle East, through travel, residencies and ceramic festivals. ...
Waves and Waterways
Surfs Up wins packing room prize for the 2012 Art Show ...
SOFA Chicago 2010
My horses got some exposure in America. Maria Kravetz gallery had taken them to Festival Hall, the Navy Pier Chicago.





