Thinking about this piece 🪨 “sister rocks” reduction fired porcelain, wild clay, commercial & mixed glazed, 2024, made in Glasgow.
The speckle patterning throughout is from the found clay. Perhaps birds eggs, river stones or galaxies. The pink blushing moments are my favourite 💘
Precious objects preforming non-precious tasks continues until March 29th @the_plumb curated by @avalonmott (I will be there this Saturday from 2-5)!
Pictured is Husky, a little smoke jester created at Medalta last summer (dreaming of the warmth today). Also a collection of drawings (collected over years) that may have influenced the piece, both the same thing and yet another body…
📸 @philip.ocampo
Precious objects performing non-precious tasks, curated by @avalonmott at the @the_plumb . What a privilege to be shown alongside: Misbah Ahmed, Kuh Del Rosario, Wenting Li, Julie Moon and Chiedza Pasipanodya. Come visit the exhibition from 2-5 this Saturday, Wenting and I will be onsite!
Pictured is a series of Smoke tiles that rest in wooden frames formed by @alastair_martin . The pieces were developed during the Medalta at the Groundlings Workshop hosted by Shary Boyle. Ash swirls across the surface, acting as floor portals enticing visitors.
📸 @philip.ocampo
The final artistic creation for the 25th anniversary of Doves of Hope campaign at The Princess Margaret.
This ceramic sculpture honours both personal and communal journeys dealing with the experiences of Cancer, with images of hope and strength wrapping around the vessel.
Every Dove Tells a Story, donate today and dedicate a dove to help create a world free from the fear of cancer.
#25DovesOfHope #PrincessMargaretCancerFoundation #PMCF #CarryTheFire #SponsoredPost
Clay is a resilient medium. When creating a form, each layer is stacked with handmade coils, merging together and developing the sculptural entity. For the 25th anniversary of Doves of Hope at The Princess Margaret, I am building a ceramic vessel with imagery etched into the surface, connecting my family’s story of cancer to the communities at large from The Princess Margaret. Every Dove Tells a Story, donate today and dedicate a Dove to help create a world free from the fear of cancer. #25DovesOfHope #PrincessMargaretCancerFoundation #PMCF #CarryTheFire #SponsoredPost
@the_plumb 💛 cheeky ceramic painting titled “Neck” for the plumbraiser! Bidding is taking place on their page from 8:00am on the 8th till 8:00pm on the 9th of December. Go go go 🍇
Photo documentation: Alison Postma
*bidding closed* My contribution for @pottersforpalestine - an online bid in support of aid to Palestinian communities. Please see their page for more details on the project.
Materials: White glazed stoneware
Dimensions: 5” x 4.5” x 4.5”
Retail price: $400cnd
Starting bid: $150cnd
Bidding ends Sunday Dec. 7th @ 6:00pm EST, please bid in increments of $5 from the starting bid.
#pottersforpalestine2025
Each year, The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation fills the Cancer Centre with Dove dedications to loved ones and community members, each one sharing an inspirational message of hope. To mark the 25th anniversary, I will be creating a ceramic sculpture that honours the connections that sustain us, the stories that shape us, and the hope that keeps us moving forward.
@thepmcf
#25DovesOfHope #PrincessMargaretCancerFoundation #PMCF #CarryTheFire #SponsoredPost
Calisse de Goblet opens this Thursday at @entretemps.meanwhile , curated by @e_tt_yyy 💌 a blue and white raku vessel titled New Moon. Stacked with circular forms, an XL big gulp with fantasies of summer studios, made during the workshop at Medalta.
Beautiful showcase of delicious goblets - 4307 St Catherine St E, Montreal, Quebec H1V 1Y1, opening from 6:00 to 9:00pm.
Excited to announce that I am the 2025/2026 Toronto Artist in Residence, participating out of the @toronto_archives . Using fonds, photos, and other archival materials I will be developing a temporary public art installation exploring Chinese Immigrant experiences and connections to the history of clay in the city. I look forward to sharing updates on the project as it progresses.
@culture_to : The City of Toronto’s Artist in Residence program brings creativity into the heart of city-building and highlights the arts as an important part of how the city grows and serves its people. For more info visit Toronto.ca/artistinresidence
