The contemporary Japanese term nerikomi refers to patterns achieved by laminations of coloured clays. The patterning becomes integral to the clay body rather than a topical decoration.
Anne will demonstrate and teach you her incredible nerikomi forming technique. Using layers of coloured porcelain, you’ll practice this amazing technique to create your own unique, delicate Nerikomi buttons or brooches. Anne will take your creations home to fire in her studio and will post them to you.
What you’ll get:
- The opportunity to learn and practice nerikomi forming techniques with expereinced ceramicist
- Your own nerikomi buttons or brooch, which Anne will fire in her studio and post to you
- Tea and coffee
What to bring:
- Lunch
This workshop is part of a series of Masterclasses brought to you by the Objects of Desire: Contemporary Clay exhibition, curated for artisan by Australian Ceramics Association President Shannon Garson. Anne Mossman is one of the ten Queensland ceramic artists chosen for this wonderful exhibition. Stay tuned for the new listings as they are released! SeeObjects of Desire: Contemporary Clay on display Gallery artisan (381 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley) from 13 September to 19 November.
Objects of Desire is supported by the Visions regional touring program, an Australian Government program aiming to improve access to cultural material for all Australians.
Where: Makers Gallery, 53 Jackson Street, Clayfield, Queensland, 4011
When: 10am-4pm, Saturday 8 October
Cost: $250 per person
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