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An exhibition of ceramics by Marjatta Kaukomaa and Pamela Smith.
Kilns and incinerators have much in common: intense heat is required to both create and break down material. What results? Ash, cinders, beauty and detritus, and the inevitable wear and tear, ageing and reinvention of all industrial hardware. Kaukomaa’s work references boilers, pipes, concrete, bricks, machinery, fragments, rust and the effects of time in complex sculptural assemblages which enhance the pieces’ utility and beauty. Smith’s elegant functional forms highlight the textured surfaces weathered by embers and cinders. These forms are a visual reminder that the process of ceramic creation is a complex interplay of heat, artistic eye and serendipity.
Marjatta Kaukomaa - Room Sheet(PDF, 205KB)
Pamela Smith - Room Sheet(PDF, 308KB)
Image: Marjatta Kaukomaa, Large Pot with Logo, 2020, ceramic, stains and paint
Incinerator Art Space, 2 Small Street, Willoughby, 2068, View Map
2 Small Street , Willoughby 2068
Marjatta Kaukomaa, "Pot on Bricks with Faux Wooden Block", 2019, ceramic, stains and paint
Pamela Smith, "Porcelain Bowl", 2020, porcelain bowl with copper stain
Pamela Smith, "Porcelain Bowls", 2020, porcelain bowls, porcelain slip and copper stain
Pamela Smith, "Vase and Two Bowls", 2020, porcelain, black clay, slip, glazed
Pamela Smith, "Vase and Two Bowls", 2020, porcelain, black clay, stains, slips, glazed
Free
Visit Marjatta Kaukomaa:
Website: www.marjattakaukomaa.com
Visit Pamela Smith:
Website: www.pamelasmithceramics.com
Instagram: @pammvsmith