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CAP#: 126 Art + Perception, Editors Choice Exhibition, Review LATEST ISSUE →

In the Fires of Continuity: Ceramic Dialogues at Grafton Regional Gallery

by Stephen Bird

The exhibitions at Grafton Regional Gallery – ATEMPORAL: The Animated Vessel by Avital Sheffer and FIRED INTO BEING: The Enduring Legacy of Alan Peascod – represent a compelling intergenerational dial…


Art + Perception Collaboration Peter WIlson

John Olsen and Me: A Collaboration

Over the later stages of his life and career, I worked with John Olsen in a joint investigation of the dialogue between art and ceramics. It was a rich, if rather complicated, collaboration. In this a…


Art + Perception Editors Choice Profile Garth Clark

Garth Clark’s Endnotes: The Romantic Brutalist

I commented that they were too factory-like and while I like to blame my insensitivity on the gallery interior, it was really blindness on my part.

CAP#: 126 Art + Perception, Trending Profile LATEST ISSUE →

John Neely

by Owen Rye

John’s many achievements are presented formally elsewhere – his development of the train kiln, variants of which are now seen around the world; his research on reduction cooling and red colours in woo…


Art + Perception Editors Choice Historical, Kiln and Firing John Neely

The Gulgong Express

This article first appeared in CAP Issue 13


Art + Perception Historical Ran Tan , Suhui Zhang

The Fairness Cup: A Greedy Alert from Ancient China

The ‘Fairness Cup’ is a porcelain cup, made for drinking, created by the Han nationality of Ancient China. It dates to the middle of the Tang Dynasty (827-841 AD), which is similar to the ‘Shentong Cu…



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