October ArtLab | Children’s Clay Experience with Larissa Warren

Here and Now: Gold Coast Triennial Public Program | Children’s Workshop with Larissa Warren

Sat 12 Oct
October ArtLab | Children’s Clay Experience with Larissa Warren

October ArtLab | Children’s Clay Experience with Larissa Warren

What is clay? How did it get here? Where do we find it?

Ceramic artist Larissa Warren, one of the six commissioned artists in Here and Now: Gold Coast Triennial, leads this very special hands-on ArtLab!

Recommended ages: 6-16 years.

Part 1: Demonstration

Larissa will share how she processes the Gold Coast clays she uses in her art-making process and identify how local clays differ in colour, texture, organic composition and plasticity, from natural through to finished state.

Part 2: Making

We will then make pinch pots, coils and other mini sculptures using commercially available clays.

We will contribute our created objects to a real-time raw clay installation on the Studio Terrace. Our collective raw clay installation will be left to naturally break down in the environment and return to the earth.

NB. We strongly encourage attendees to wear clothes they can get dirty in and/or bring a change of clothes!

Children under 11 years old must be accompanied by an adult or carer and cannot be left unsupervised at any time, thank you for your understanding. Adults don’t need to purchase a ticket as you are attending in a supervisory capacity.

Dates
Sat 12 Oct
Where
The Studio - HOTA Gallery
Duration
1 hr 30 mins
Tickets
All Tickets $25
Times
Sat 12 October - 10:30am

#Artist Bio

Larissa Warren is an established ceramicist, researcher and art teacher. She creates from her home studio, a reclaimed underground bunker located on Tamborine Mountain, Queensland. Larissa has a national following through regular exhibitions, select gallery stockists and mainstream media coverage. Recent highlights include an interview on ABC Radio National’s The Art Show (2022), inclusion in Thomas Hoardley’s book: Nerikomi (2023) presenting at Apmere Mparntwe, the 16th Australian Ceramics Triennale, winning the People’s Choice and Special Acquisition Award for the Clunes Ceramic Award, Art Gallery of Ballarat, VIC (2019) and winning overall prize Siliceous Award for Ceramic Excellence (2018).

Her research papers appear in the Queensland History Journal and Australian Journal of Ceramics. Upcoming projects include curating a national touring exhibition with MAGS (Museum and Gallery Services Queensland), which showcases 12 mid-career ceramic artists in response to local histories and clays.


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