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Form & Fire Ceramic Exhibition, Barbados

Posted on the 29 March 2019 by Realityarts @realityarts
Form & Fire Ceramic Exhibition, Barbados
Form and Fire Exhibition brings together 6 Ceramicists based in Barbados and I went to the opening, check out the sneak preview below and meet the talented artists.

In the video Juliana Inniss explains how the group came about

Form & Fire Ceramic Exhibition, Barbados

Exhibition opening - Argentina Embassy, Barbados - Artists - Amanda Trought, Ancel Daniel, & Juliana Inniss 

Juliana Inniss finishes her hand-built vessel forms using alterntive firing techniques such as Raku, Naked Raku, Saggar and Sawdust firing

Form & Fire Ceramic Exhibition, Barbados

Artist Lynn Haynes

Lynn Haynes throws porcelain vessels on the wheel and embellishes them with flowers and other tropical themes.

Form & Fire Ceramic Exhibition, Barbados

Artist Gail Riley

Gail Riley hand builds work from Chalky Mount white clay and indigenous terracotta clay incorporating other local clays as slips

Form & Fire Ceramic Exhibition, Barbados

Artist Ancel Daniel

Ancel Daniel hand builds clay masks which are then incorporated into 2D mixed media work

Form & Fire Ceramic Exhibition, Barbados

Artist Melanie D'Oliveira

Melanie D'Oliveira works are inspired by tropical fruit forms which.

Form & Fire Ceramic Exhibition, Barbados

Artist Martina Pile

Martina Pile's hand built and wheel-thrown work incorporates sgraffito into tiles, bottles and dishes.
A fantastic lineup of artists with a passion for ceramics but their own unique style, you really do need to see the work in person.  

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