Mansfield can assure you of a lively mix with much to do, much to learn and enjoyment in the meeting. The dates are 29 April to 6 May, 2001. The workshop leaders will be demonstrating their techniques of making and decorating. In addition there will be lectures, exhibitions, happenings, and a feast or two. Activities will also be held at Morning View, the workshop of Janet Mansfield, including the firing of the work decorated during the week.
Teachers bringing five or more students can register at the student rate.
If you attended one of the earlier Gulgong events you will know this one is not to be missed. It provides an opportunity to reflect, not only on a personal past, but also on the larger issues that have moved and continue to challenge humanity in the future. It also provides ceramists with an opportunity to commemorate an event that is unique not only to our lifetime but to more than 30 generations. To this end the Ceramic Art Gallery in Paddington, Sydney, has organised an exhibition of millennium commemorative platters. Approximately 50 ceramists, from more than 20 countries, chosen for their personal vision as well as their professional standard of work, have been selected to produce a commemorative platter.