Ellen Terrell

Ellen Terrell

Ellen Terrell Ellen started potting in the early 1980’s at Glasshouse Pottery on the Sunshine Coast and says she very quickly realised that ‘playing with clay’ was an addiction from which she would probably never recover! Since returning to the Daintree area in 1983...
Andrea Huelin

Andrea Huelin

I starting playing with clay when I was in Melbourne last year for family reasons, away from my painting studio. I did a beginners’ wheel throwing course, and then a hand building course and a teapot making workshop, and I quickly became hooked! I plan to keep trying...
Christina George

Christina George

CLAY – What a wonderful medium for expression. I was introduced to this seductive tactile material in 1974 at the Cairns Potters Club’s first premises in a shed behind a private house in Collins Ave, Edge Hill. This was followed by completion of a structured 3 year...
Alison Lacy

Alison Lacy

We become joyful and alive as we respond to the formative forces in the materials we are engaged with. The clays own potential invites us to explore our own and, in this interaction, our inner voice is bought forth to be seen and heard. Bringing together all the...
Geoff Riley

Geoff Riley

My pottery journey began 4 1⁄2 years ago after attending a Club Open weekend and Raku firing. It quickly grew from a hobby/interest to a passion. Within 6 months I had purchased my wheel then a little later a kiln. I make both functional ware and ornamental pots,...
Anne Jillet

Anne Jillet

Anne has engaged in a creative practice most of her life. All forms of textiles have been her primary materials for her artwork for much of this time. She exhibited through a number galleries in Australia with works going to collections here and overseas. Like several...