Clay body /kleɪ bɒdi:/ (noun) refers to the actual clay mixture that is used in forming objects. It might only have one specific type of clay in it, but it is more likely to consist of a mixture of different types of clay
Claybodies celebrates another milestone!
Claybodies now has 55 members and counting.
Read the interview ABC Radio Canberra had with Claybodies member Anne Masters .
We are a group of ceramic artists primarily from Canberra, Australia.
Our aim as a group is to:
- Provide a forum for support and information
exchange
- Engage in critical dialogue and discussion of our art practice through: group critique sessions as
requested and discussions of shared readings or
current events in the ceramics/art world
- Create a visible presence in the Canberra Community and beyond
- Challenge preconceptions about ‘what is ceramics?’
- Showcase and celebrate the material of clay in all it’s diversity
- Encourage our members to pursue innovation in
their divergent practises, and
- Utilise the technical knowledge of group members through workshops.
Contact details for Claybodies
email: claybodies.ceramics.group at gmail.com
(just replace the 'at' with @ in the address line)
