Ian & Moraig benefit auction: 2011

Thursday, 16 June 2011

The auction is now closed!

Many thanks to all who contributed - the very generous makers who donated their work for this online event, and the legion of enthusiastic collectors who have made it so successful.

Monday, 13 June 2011

Special thanks to:

The Canberra Potters’ Society - for providing their venue and support

Ian Hodgson – for his tirelessness in organising and publicising the benefit

Greg Daly – for photographing works for auction

Roderick Bamford – for initiating the blog format, and for his excellent instructions on building the site

Paul Davis – for badgering his ceramic friends and colleagues

All the potters/ ceramic artists who have responded with such generosity in providing works for the benefit

Vipoo Srivilasa - small lidded container

'Monster' container

Porcelain with blue underglaze painting

H 85mm Dia 85mm

Photograph Greg Daly

Minimum Bid A$250.00

Hiroe Swen - Vessel Form

Stoneware, glazed, wax resist and painted decoration
H 280 mm W 350 mm D 120 mm

Photograph Ian Hodgson

Minimum Bid: A$

Chris Myers - Teapot

Stoneware, Temmoku glaze, Gold lustre
H 160 mm W 250 mm Dia 145 mm
Photograph Ian Hodgson

Minimum Bid A$ 280.00

Janet De Boos - Bottle

Porcelain with decals
H 300 mm Dia 110 mm
Photograph Ian Hodgson

Minimum bid A$ 550.00

Sonic Loop - Roderick Bamford

Sonic Loop - spot, 2007
Glazed Porcelain with onglaze decals
H 360mm W 350 D350
Photo Helene Rosanove

Minimum Bid A$500.00

A sinuous shaped porcelain basket, ‘Sonic Loop’ embodies musical data of a song within a physical ceramic form. Emerging from an exploration of the how technology can facilitate the translation of ‘sensorial’ experience to the ‘corporeal’ in the design of objects, the work incorporates digital technologies in sensing, prototyping and fabrication.

Alan Watt - sculptural form

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Pinnacle
Black fired
H 600 mm
Artist recommends this as an excellent representative black fired piece

Minimum Bid A$ 1,500.00

Ray Taylor - Vessel Form

Glazed Raku on small wooden stand
H 300 mm Dia 300 mm
Photograph Ian Hodgson

Minimum Bid A$ 550.00

Sandra Black – Pierced Bowl

Pierced porcelain

H 95mm Dia 175mm

Photograph Greg Daly

Minimum Bid A$ 900.00

Tania Rollond – Bottle

Porcelain, inlay and ceramic pencil

H 220mm Dia 140mm

Photograph Greg Daly

Minimum Bid A$ 400.00

Owen Rye - bottle form

woodfired stoneware

11.5 cm wide, 22.5 cm high

photograph Greg Daly

Minimum bid: A$500

Greg Daly - Lustre Bowl

Lustre Bowl

H 60 mm Dia 275 mm

Photograph Greg Daly

Minimum Bid A$300

Lee In Chin - Lidded form

H 235mm W 235 D 235
photograph Greg Daly

Minimum bid A$800

Lee In Chin earned his Bachelor's and Master's degrees at Hongik University, where he is also professor. He has broadened his exploration of East Asian ceramic traditions by studying in Bizen, one of Japan's distinguished ceramics centers, and through his recent work at a studio in Jingdezhen, China, where he began to produce white ware.

Lee In Chin's ... jars, plates, vessels and bowls stand as a testimony to his interest in the variety of colours and textures of clay under exposure to fire. The result is a spectrum of colours ranging from yellow to bright orange, red brown to almost black. Some pots recall the round "moon jars" of the 17th century, while others, because of their earthy color, are reminiscent of the bold round jars of the Silla period (third century to 935).
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