A record of Morality, Mortality and Art, a solo exhibition by artist Graham Hay, at the Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery, 46 Henry Street, Fremantle, Western Australia, 5 – 14 September 2008.

​ Morality, Mortality and Art

Exhibition Review by Ric Spencer, Playing things by ear, in the Visual Arts, Today Section, of The West Australian Newspaper, 12 September, page 7.

What the reviewer meant by "political narrative"?   read two of my Blog entries  here and here.
Media: Press release
click here for exhibition invitation / annual e-newsletter (via Mail chimp)

This website was first created to share information on paper clay, as it was not widely available.  This was before textbooks and when there were only a few scattered journal articles.  It grew into the documentation of art projects and listing of upcoming learning opportunities.   It is a symbolic “thank you” to the many thousands who participated in events I led, who shared so generously their techniques and personal stories.  This enriched both myself and ultimately my future students.  Ultimately it is a gift to the next generation of potters, artists and art students.  I hope it inspires you, informs you and provides an example of the sort of creative journey you have or are about to begin. Enjoy your travels!  Cheers! Graham

Active social platform icon links below:
+30 articles, images, experts, paper clay workshops, conferences and symposia, Updated 29 October 2020.  . ​​
​All content and images on this site is © the artists, authors or photographer. Unauthorised reproduction is prohibited by law.
​Purchase online a licence to use images of art by Graham Hay via https://viscopy.net.au/
Photography of Graham Hay's art is predominately by Victor France and the artist.
privacy policy.