BELOW: Copy of the 1992 Thermal Shock exhibition catalogue, with minor modification of layout to suit the internet.
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Invitation.
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AN EXHIBITION OF CERAMICS, GLASS AND METAL WORK
THE BRIDGE GALLERY 197 William St. Perth Western Australia 2nd to 17th October, 1992
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Anatasia BRADLEY
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Aspiring as friend and fiend of youth. I am exploring and seeking compliancy on a personal and existing essence. I incessantly find myself plagued with images, faces and feelings of the past, thrusting into my present and future. By producing some of these images, I am leaving behind as tombstone of my past.
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Pauline BURNETT
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My objective is to present contrast between reflective and non-reflective surfaces.
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Michelle BUSHBY
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The genre I am currently involved in requires the development of techniques associated with medium of glass, enabling the exploration of the concepts considered.
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Jacky HARRISON
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The genre I am currently involved in requires the development of techniques associated with medium of glass, enabling the exploration of the concepts considered.
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HEYBOD
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Seeking balance of social and self-expression with ethical and economic viability, in effective and interesting structures, "Heybod" is a left hand spin on non-wheel ceramics, focused on form, designed and created by Graham Hay. Ph: 328 7592
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Dee JAEGER
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As a relative newcomer to ceramics my interest lies in experimentation with the clay medium. So far my work has been in both vessel and sculptural forms, expressing personal, environmental and also purely fanciful concepts.
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Bill JEFFERY
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I prefer my work to be thought provoking, to have veiled directives, subconscious associations, a recall of veiled thoughts which create a vision in thought rather than reality, to provide social symbols and create public discourse.
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Fiona KENNEDY
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Experimentation; this is the basis of my work so far. Experimenting with many different techniques which I can build upon when focusing on more sculptural pieces in the future.
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Kim M. LEE
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My work over the past two and a half years has involved an exploration of creating various objects, using a variety of decorations (including Chinese calligraphy on large pots,) and different firings to get different effects.
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Penny LINDSAY
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It's not the object itself that counts for me; it's about what it stands for. If it works, then that is its meaning.
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Stewart SCAMBLER
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Clay is spiritual in nature. The boundaries of expression with this material are being extended by intellectual and technological involvement. I am presently trying to retain spiritually whilst increasing the intellectual component of my work.
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Zofia SLEZIAK
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Investigating clay reflects my desire to provoke the eye and lead the viewer into a landscape built of textural planes.
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Alexis STEWART
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I feel like an explorer, venturing into a new mysterious world. The medium of glass is uncharted territory for me, so at present, I am experimenting and enjoying the challenge of the medium.
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Sally Jane YOUNG
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Using the clay as my canvas and bringing it to life with the energy of vibrant colour in everyday objects is my goal. At present it is the journey through experimentation, which excites.
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ABOVE: Copy of the 1992 Thermal Shock exhibition catalogue, with minor modification of layout to suit the internet.
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Below: List of Artworks
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Below: List of Artworks
THERMAL SHOCK
An exhibition of ceramic, glass and metal work
1. ANASTASIA BRADLEY
"Alter Ego", a and b
2. PAULINE BURNETT
"Bottles", a b c and d
3. MICHELLE BUSHBY
"Thermal Shocked", a b c and d
4. JACKY HARRISON
"Madonna",
5. GRAHAM HAY
"Hand of Love", "14 interwoven",
6. DEE JAEGER
"Reclining Nurds", a and b
7. BILL JEFFERY
"Of Earth and Air ", "Planned from Within", "Pawn Murmurs from within"
8. FIONA KENNEDY
"Clay works", a and b
9. KIM M. LEE
"Offspring", "Spring in two",
10. PENNY LINDSAY
"Untitled",
11. STEWART SCAMBLER
"Penetration",
12. ZOFIA SLEZIAK
"Winged Vessels", a and b
13. ALEXIS STEWART
"Alice's Tea Party", "After the bomb's, Tea for none",
An exhibition of ceramic, glass and metal work
1. ANASTASIA BRADLEY
"Alter Ego", a and b
2. PAULINE BURNETT
"Bottles", a b c and d
3. MICHELLE BUSHBY
"Thermal Shocked", a b c and d
4. JACKY HARRISON
"Madonna",
5. GRAHAM HAY
"Hand of Love", "14 interwoven",
6. DEE JAEGER
"Reclining Nurds", a and b
7. BILL JEFFERY
"Of Earth and Air ", "Planned from Within", "Pawn Murmurs from within"
8. FIONA KENNEDY
"Clay works", a and b
9. KIM M. LEE
"Offspring", "Spring in two",
10. PENNY LINDSAY
"Untitled",
11. STEWART SCAMBLER
"Penetration",
12. ZOFIA SLEZIAK
"Winged Vessels", a and b
13. ALEXIS STEWART
"Alice's Tea Party", "After the bomb's, Tea for none",
