Steven has become known as a maker, editor of Ceramics Today (online magazine) and most recently as the author of the soon to be published World Dictionary of Ceramic Art and Artists.
Marylou has been potting since 1983 and works almost exclusively using the slab method of construction. She works from her studio in North East Victoria. Marylou see her work as documenting a very particular moment in history. Her work hells the stories of living in the present moment, the small stories that fill a person’s life.
I have grown up in a world where the nature of food has dramatically changed. Today I eat tomatoes that look like a tomato but the taste is not like a tomato. I am intrigued by this illusion that is a part of our daily lives.
Stephen is a well known Melbourne-based artist and his irregular shaped vessels, vases and sculptures feature in the homes of serious private collectors throughout Australia.
Judith has established herself as a Ceramist specialising in raku firing. Her raku fired vessels have been exhibited around Australia including, Galerie Hors Saison in Melbourne, the 'Victorian Connection' at Ceramic Art Gallery in Sydney and the Artworks Gallery in Queensland.
Lene grew up in Denmark where she studied ceramics and worked as a potter before moving to Australia in 1985. She now lives in Melbourne working from a studio at home. Lene works in white stoneware making mainly functional pieces with a Scandinavian touch.
Steven has become known as a maker, editor of Ceramics Today (online magazine) and most recently as the author of the soon to be published World Dictionary of Ceramic Art and Artists.
Liz thrown and softly shaped forms are a response to the plasticity and translucency found in porcelain and moving water.
Sophie creates ornamental vessels and functional tableware. All her work is hand thrown in porcelain.
Alistair Whyte porcelain is made using techniques originally developed in China for imperial wares. 
Marylou has been potting since 1983 and works almost exclusively using the slab method of construction. She works from her studio in North East Victoria. Marylou see her work as documenting a very particular moment in history. Her work hells the stories of living in the present moment, the small stories that fill a person’s life.
I have grown up in a world where the nature of food has dramatically changed. Today I eat tomatoes that look like a tomato but the taste is not like a tomato. I am intrigued by this illusion that is a part of our daily lives. 
Stephen is a well known Melbourne-based artist and his irregular shaped vessels, vases and sculptures feature in the homes of serious private collectors throughout Australia.
Lene grew up in Denmark where she studied ceramics and worked as a potter before moving to Australia in 1985. She