Colour & Form
Koji Hoashi returns to Adelaide with an exhibition of new ceramic forms, after his successful and sold out grouping of Tea bowls which were exhibited in "The Art of the Tea Bowl" exhibition, held during the 2021 Adelaide Fringe Festival. This new collection of finely thrown forms will include elegant blossom vases, large plates and tea bowls that will be decorated with a glaze layering technique which creates a patterning effect that will intrigue and engage the viewer.
Koji Hoashi is a Japanese born artist who lives in Ballarat, Victoria and is currently senior lecturer in Ceramics at the Federation University. His works are greatly admired by his peers and collectors alike and are also part of the following collections. Geelong Art Gallery. Shepparton Art Museum. Bendigo Art Gallery.
Allow plenty of time to explore this intriguing display of ceramics by one of Australia's leading exponents of stoneware glazes. Marvel at the quality of the blood reds, the iron blue chuns and the earthy shino glazes, all applied with dexterity.
Presented by: Gallery J on Lincoln.
John Ferguson became a potter in the mid 70's and since then, these skills have taken him on many travels which have included residencies and workshops both here in Australia and overseas. Apart from being a passionate maker of sculptural forms, he is also an avid collector which led him to set up Gallery J on Lincoln due to the closure of several commercial galleries in Adelaide. For nearly a decade, Ferguson has annually held successful exhibitions of interstate potters at his gallery, held during the Adelaide Fringe Festival. The aim of this venture is to broaden and expose the greater arts loving community to the medium of clay, its diverse nature, tactile qualities and materiality. These exhibitions have been warmly received and embraced by the public with an ever growing audience.
Sessions
Ticket Prices
Free Event (No Tickets Needed)
1 Venue
Gallery J on Lincoln
Gallery attached to private residence., 10 Lincoln Ave, Manningham, Kaurna
Gallery entrance is approached from up the ramp on the Cheviot Rd side of the dwelling.
- Venue is suitable for all ages
Suitability & Warnings
Accessibility
- High Visual Content
- Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language