Viva La Revolution
Viva La Revolution - Ceramics Diploma Students Exhibition
14 – 30 NOV
Otago Polytechnic Ceramics Diploma Students Exhibition
Through a diverse range of methods, clays and firings and with hands, minds and hearts wide open to the possibilities. These four ladies have traversed a mountain of learning and approach to creating out of clay through the Diploma in Ceramics.
Within the exhibition there are selected works by Kylie Mitchel, Mel Badenhorst, Teressa Cho and Abha Sood.
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Opening Event
Friday 14th November | 5:00pm – 7:00pm
Come experience bold ideas, tactile beauty, and powerful stories told through form and fire.
Featuring ceramic works by:
🟠 Kylie Mitchel – A Set of Real Zeros
🟠 Mel Badenhorst – Resistance is Rutile
🟠 Teressa Cho – To the Moon and Back
🟠 Abha Sood – Seeking Balance in Imbalance
🎓 Thinking about studying ceramics?
If you're curious about the Diploma in Ceramics at Otago Polytechnic, come along and see what it’s all about.
Artists Exhibition Titles and Statements
Kylie Mitchel: ‘A Set of Real Zeros’
‘Walk into bush, farmland or a remote beach, you are overcome with loneliness and disappear. They are near, you are close to the answer.’
Combining the subatomic with the fleshy ‘a set of real zeros’ looks to explore a new creation story.
Gallery Hrs: Monday – Saturday, 9:30am – 4:30pm
📍The Yvonne Rust Gallery will also be open on Sunday 30th for the Ceramics NZ Open Studios Weekend.
Mel Badenhorst: ‘Resistance is Rutile’
We need a revolution, keep your hands in the earth and your ideals rooted in the earth
Teressa Cho: ‘To the moon and back ‘
Abha Sood: ‘Seeking Balance in Imbalance’
My journey from earth to pots and earth!
