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Run Aground (199821),
CIM Paperclay earthenware,
51 x 37 x 20 cm

Cover of Pottery in Australia 1999

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PUBLISHED PAPERS BY GRAHAM HAY

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2012

Don't be petrified, it's not paper, its fibre, yeast and fungi in your clay, Australian Ceramics Triennale 2012, Adelaide, 28 Sept - 1 Oct

What haven't you been doing with paper clay?, The Journal of Australian Ceramics, 513, 44-47

2011

Save Money, Carbon, and my Conscience, Pyre Newsletter, Ceramic Art Association of WA, April, 11-13

The Paperclay and Digital Revolution, in Kim, J-A.,(Ed). ICS 2011: Ceramic Arts and Design for a Sustainable Society, Frolunda Culture centre, Gothenburg, Sweden. 75-84

Profile Visual Masters, Arts and Crafts Digital Magazine, UK, Issue 2, 6-13,

2009
Workshop: The Paperclay Revolution, The Journal of Australian Ceramics, 48, 3, 78-81
2007
Radical Paper Clay, in B.Karasu, N. Ay, Z. Cobanli, F. S. Alanyali and R. Yamacli (Ed.), Proceedings of SERES 2007-IV. Ceramic, Glass, Enamel, Glaze and Pigment Seminar, 26-28 November 2007, Anadolu University .Eskisehir, Turkey. P. 198-206

Why burn Paperclay, Ceramic Review, UK, 227, 35 (reproduction of Why burn paper?, The Journal of Australian Ceramics, 46, 84-86)

The Paperclay Revolution, National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts Journal, USA, vol: 28 104-105

Why burn paper?, The Journal of Australian Ceramics, 46, 84-86

2006
A Paperclay Update, Ceramics Technical, 22, 37-40

Pakistan Paperclay Practice, Pyre Newsletter, Ceramic Art Association of Western Australia, Dec/Jan, 14-16

Summary of Pakistan residency

Copy of the complete Catalogue

2005
Hungary Paperclay, Pyre Newsletter, Ceramic Art Association of Western Australia, June/jULY, 11-12
2004
The cutting edge, Textile Fibre Forum, The Australian Forum for Textile Arts, Vol.23, 1 (73) 10-11
2002
Panevezys International Ceramics Symposium 2002, Pottery in Australia, (41), 3, 53-55

14th Panevezys international ceramics symposium, Lithuania, Artist's Chronicle, Western Australia, 86, 19-20

Red Hot Fibres: Paper and String, Textile Fibre Forum, The Australian Forum for Textile Arts, 21, 3, (67) 48-49

A skateable sculpture: using paperclay as a design medium,Pottery in Australia, 41, (1), 42-43

Paper Love, Craft, the magazine of Craft Victoria , (33), 242, 20-22

2001

Paper Works, Artist's Chronicle, Western Australia, 80 Aug/Sept 7

2000

Why Paperclay? ArtEd Journal, Art Education Association of Western Australia, 2, Sept p. 8-9

1999

Ancient Tribe, Project: Paperclay Sculpture, Australian Ceramics & Pottery, 1999, .1, (2) p. 52-56

Paper and Clay Edge: 9th National Ceramic Conference CDROM, Ceramic Arts Association of Western Australia, p.487-493

1997

Counting Ceramics, Pottery in Australia,, (6) 3, 19 - 21

1996

More on Paperclay, CeramicsTECHNICAL, No.3, pp22-28

With but not on Paper, a history of paperclay in WA. Pyre: Journal of Clay & Glass Ass(WA), 9, 4-5

Democracy is the key to cultural value ..., Pyre: Journal of Clay & Glass Ass. (WA), No. 8, 18-9.

1995

No such thing as a free lunch, Pyre: Journal of Clay & Glass Ass. (WA), 1995, No. 7, p. 4-5

REVIEWS

Exhibition Review: Latitude 35O, ArtPlace Gallery 1-15 July 1999, http://www.artseeninwa.com/latitude35.html

Neither shaken nor stirred, Craftwest, 1, 1999,19

Review: Rosa Della Torre & Abraham Donovits at ArtPlace, 23 Oct - 13 Nov, 1998 http://www.artseeninwa.com/artplace.htm

Second Canberra National Sculpture Forum, Voices from the Underground, Perth, 1998, 3, 3-4.


UNPUBLISHED PAPERS

On Paper and about paper Exhibition Opening speech at Mater Dei College (2001)

Paperclay experiences in the Studio (1999)

No Such Thing As A Free Lunch, First Class Honours Thesis, Curtin University (1995)

Naive aspirations (1994)

Academic Feminism (1993)

Body of belief (1993)

Pair of Pots (1992)

Pearls of Wisdom from Rottnest(1992)

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