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Waiclay National Ceramics Award at Waikato Museum, Hamilton

March 4, 2022
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Annette Bull
Blue Black
Bridgit Day
Alex Wilkinson
Anthea Birch
Chuck Joseph
Dulcie Draper
Duncan Moore
Elena Renker
Chuck Joseph
DeAnne Lawford-Smith
Heather payne
Eva Ding
Helen Yau
Ian Drury
Fiona Tunnicliffe
Gail Barratt
Greg Barron
Jane McCulla
Jenny Taris
Jino Jeong
Joanne Raill
Kate Fitzharris
Kevin Kilsby
John Roy
Kirsty Gardiner
Kylie Matheson
Kate McLean
Linda Forrest
Margaret MacDonald
Mandy Black
Susan Flight
Susannah Salter
Margaret Sumich
Nachiko Schollum
Nicole Kolig
Mariska De Jager
Nicola McLaren
Renate Galetzka
Nicolette Brodnax
Penny Ericson
Rick Rudd
Robyn Lewis
Ross Palmer
Sarah Harper
Scott Brough
Stephen Bailey
Sue Newitt
Suzanne J Leslie
Takaaki Sakaguchi
Vivian Rodriguez

Waiclay is on view at Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand

January 22 – April 10, 2022

Exciting ceramic pieces from all over New Zealand are showcased in this long awaited exhibition of the Waiclay National Ceramics Award.

More than 50 works by prominent and emerging ceramic artists have been selected for this biennial exhibition staged in partnership with Waikato Museum since 2001.

Renowned for promoting excellence in ceramic art practice, the 20th anniversary show also features works by current Waiclay selector Australian ceramicist Prue Venables, and previous judges including Bruce Denhert (USA), Janet DeBoos (Australia), and Kasumi Ueda (Japan).

This exhibition marks the 20-year anniversary of Waiclay, which was founded by a small committee of volunteers in 2001.

Artist Margaret MacDonald has won the $3,000 Waiclay National Ceramics Premier Award with an artwork about climate change in Antarctica.

The Driving Creek Residency Award, including a $1,000 prize, went to runner up Eva Ding for ‘Route III – Teapot’. Currently studying ceramics in Dunedin, Ding will undertake her residency with Driving Creek Pottery in the Coromandel once she’s completed her studies this year.

Merit Award, $500 prize thanks to Primo Clays: Duncan Moore
Merit Award, $500 prize thanks to Primo Clays: Kate Fitzharris
Merit Award, $500 prize thanks to Mac’s Mud: Kylie Matheson
Merit Award, $300 prize thanks to CCG Industries: Helen Yau
Merit Award, $150 prize thanks to Waikato Society of Potters: John Roy

Contact
museum@hcc.govt.nz

Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato
1 Grantham Street
South end of Victoria Street
Hamilton
New Zealand

Tags: HamiltonWaiclay National Ceramics AwardWaikato Museum

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