I am giving a lecture tomorrow evening - one that I have given on previous occasions at the Sasol Museum in Stellenbosch hosted by the Stellenbosch Arts Association
MEMBERS’ MEETING
A
talk on To buy or not to buy – the value of making and collecting studio
ceramics in the 20th century, will be presented by Clementina van der
Walt.
Date: Wednesday 31 July 2013 at 17:30
Venue: Sasol Art Museum, Ryneveld Street, Stellenbosch
Cost: R30 (non-members); members free
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Monday, July 22, 2013
LEGACY
David Walters and Friends Ceramics Exhibition
titled LEGACY
- an exhibition which pays tribute to the late Professor Juliet Armstrong and the
Centre for Visual Arts at University of Kwazulu Natal
opens on Wednesday 24th July at the
William Humphreys Art Gallery in Kimberley
These are some of my new vases which I submitted for the exhibition
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
ART IN CLAY AT HATFIELD, HERTFORDSHIRE
Clementina van der Walt exhibiting at Art in Clay
Hatfield House, Hertfordshire AL9 5NQ UK
5-7 July 2014
10am - 5pm
Hatfield House, Hertfordshire AL9 5NQ UK
5-7 July 2014
10am - 5pm
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
EARTH AND FIRE CERAMIC FAIR
If you happen to be in Nottinghamshire UK this coming weekend please visit my stand 61
Rufford Abbey, Nottinghamshire NG 22 9DF
Friday 21 - Sunday 23 June 2013
Hours: 10am - 5 pm
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
KAROO PLATES IN HOUSE AND LEISURE MAGAZINE
A really great article in the latest online House and Leisure Magazine
Handmade ceramic plates that are individual works of art…
Clementina has a gallery and studio on a farm outside Calitzdorp in the Klein Karoo and that environment has been her inspiration for these designs. ‘I started looking at images of San art from the region and was inspired by the mystical qualities. The plates are hand made – press moulded by hand – using earthenware clay and clay slips. They are then fired to 1120°C to make them permanent,’ says Clementina when HL asked about the process.
Clementina is a ceramic master (having worked in ceramics for 40 years). ‘I love the combination of basic elements – earth, water, air, fire – and the excitement of getting the surprises (and shocks) out of the kiln. It’s an ancient method and I love this connection with the past,’ she says.
She is based mainly in Woodstock where she has a studio and shop at the Old Biscuit Mill. The rest of her time is spent in Calitzdorp or working on intermittent exhibitions. ‘The next exhibition is themed around the concept of ‘Still Life’ and includes several other artists. This will be on during the annual Port Festival in Calitzdorp from 14-16 June.’
The Karoo plates are once-off plates, each one an artwork, so you would have to contact her directly to order.
Visit her store at the Old Biscuit Mill to browse her other available ceramics. Contact Clementina on clementina@mweb.co.za or call 082-925-0871. You can also visit her website to view pieces from her latest collection at clementina.co.za.
karoo plates
Handmade ceramic plates that are individual works of art…
Text Lisa Wallace
Inspired by the Klein Karoo, Clementina van der Walt
has made a beautiful range of ceramic plates with hand-painted designs,
depicting the animals, colours and shapes of the region.Clementina has a gallery and studio on a farm outside Calitzdorp in the Klein Karoo and that environment has been her inspiration for these designs. ‘I started looking at images of San art from the region and was inspired by the mystical qualities. The plates are hand made – press moulded by hand – using earthenware clay and clay slips. They are then fired to 1120°C to make them permanent,’ says Clementina when HL asked about the process.
Clementina is a ceramic master (having worked in ceramics for 40 years). ‘I love the combination of basic elements – earth, water, air, fire – and the excitement of getting the surprises (and shocks) out of the kiln. It’s an ancient method and I love this connection with the past,’ she says.
She is based mainly in Woodstock where she has a studio and shop at the Old Biscuit Mill. The rest of her time is spent in Calitzdorp or working on intermittent exhibitions. ‘The next exhibition is themed around the concept of ‘Still Life’ and includes several other artists. This will be on during the annual Port Festival in Calitzdorp from 14-16 June.’
The Karoo plates are once-off plates, each one an artwork, so you would have to contact her directly to order.
Visit her store at the Old Biscuit Mill to browse her other available ceramics. Contact Clementina on clementina@mweb.co.za or call 082-925-0871. You can also visit her website to view pieces from her latest collection at clementina.co.za.
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
STILL LIFE IN THE KLEIN KAROO
Going to the Port Festival in Calitzdorp this coming weekend ?....
Then venture further afield and enjoy a scenic drive
along the Groenfontein Valley...
visit STILL LIFE IN THE KAROO at the KRAALDORING GALLERY where you can enjoy a complimentary glass of port and stand a chance to win a beautiful Clementina porcelain bowl...
then drive on to DE OUDE POSKANTOOR
for delicious cake and coffee or a light meal
www.oudepostkantoor.co.za
Travel the entire ARTS ROUTE 62 which winds through the valley, stopping at ROGER YOUNG GALLERY and finally make your way back to more of the festival activities in town.
www.calitzdorp.net/index.php/arts-and-cultur/art-route
Labels:
Hennie Meyer,
Klein Karoo,
Lisa Ringwood,
STILL LIFE
Sunday, June 2, 2013
MODERN MINIATURES
These are my pieces on show at the exhibition Modern Miniatures at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown from 27 June - 7 July 2013
Labels:
ART gallery PE,
grahamstown festival,
miniatures,
sculpture
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