Don't miss this showcase of local ceramic artworks in the City of Gosnells from 26 September until 3 October.
The Making Mud into Meaning Exhibition is community-led and showcases ceramic works created by members of Liddelow Homestead.
Coordinated by Carolyn Warren-Langford, the exhibition forms part of the nationally recognised ceramic event, the Australian Ceramics Triennale – WEDGE.
Alongside their artwork, there will be a reflection statement on how attending clay sessions at Liddelow Homestead has influenced their lives.
Discover how community clay groups foster deep connections to our sense of well-being, creativity and belonging.
Details:
Location: Lyal Richardson Hall, The Agonis
Opening Day: Friday, 26 September, 2-4pm
Activities:
- Tuesday, 30 September, 9am - 12pm: Meet some of the makers while they work on their projects. You are welcome to come and try it out and have a play!
- Wednesday 1 October, 10am - 3pm: Clay Play table for kids.
The Exhibition is open from 26 September until 3 October and free of charge.
(Closed on Sunday, September 28, Monday 29)
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