Scanned ccopy of the journal article by Graham Hay and Dr Neil Carlin (School of Archaeology, University College Dublin), Translating ceramics: Neolithic to Digital, to Contemporary Social Object, Ceramics Ireland, 2015, 34, p44-46
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This website was first created in July 2000 (latest update 26 March 2021) to freely share information on how to make and use paper clay. This was well before textbooks, Youtube, with only a few International journal articles. The website grew to documentation art projects and events. It is a symbolic “thank you” to the many thousands who participated in events I led, who shared so generously their own discoveries and techniques. This ultimately benefited my future students and is a gift to the next generation of potters, artists and students. I hope it informs you, inspires you, informs you and provides a possible map for your creative journey. Enjoy your travels! Cheers! Graham
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This website was first created in July 2000 (latest update 26 March 2021) to freely share information on how to make and use paper clay. This was well before textbooks, Youtube, with only a few International journal articles. The website grew to documentation art projects and events. It is a symbolic “thank you” to the many thousands who participated in events I led, who shared so generously their own discoveries and techniques. This ultimately benefited my future students and is a gift to the next generation of potters, artists and students. I hope it informs you, inspires you, informs you and provides a possible map for your creative journey. Enjoy your travels! Cheers! Graham
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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.
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