| Weight | 7.8 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 150 × 100 × 2 cm |
| Catalogue number | 102 |
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| Location | |
| Specifications | Pack and send. Place and enjoy. |
Stream
$1,500
The ceramic installation represents the ‘stream’ of pollution and plastic flowing into our creeks, rivers and waterways.
SOLD
To : Sculpture on the Farm
Stream Sculptor Bio
Kay Sheeley
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M: 0408019112
H: 4996 5547
Resides: Dungog Shire
Education
- 2018 Merran Esson, Glaze Workshop
- 2016 Glass Blowing, Setsuko Ogishi, Orgishi Gallery, Pokolbin
- 2014 Leadlight Course, Art Mania, Newcastle
- 2013 Lino Printing Workshop, Miranda Earle
- 2012 Scared Drawing and Fabric Printing Tessellation Workshop, Miranda Earle
- 2012 Etching Workshop, Newcastle Printmakers Workshop
- 2008 Manipulated Digital Media Workshop 3D Sculpture Workshop
- 2007 Printed Clay Workshop
- 2002 Certificate I & II, Digital Media, TAFE, Hunter Street Campus
- 2000 Certificate I Wet Photography, TAFE, Hunter Street Campus
- 2000 BA Education/Fine Art, University of Newcastle. Major Sculpture, minor printmaking (etching)
Exhibitions and Installations
- 2019 Totem Pole Installation, Private Property, Dungog Shire
- 2018 Site Specific Installation, ‘Leaf Spiral’ Dungog Shire
- 2018 Site Specific Installation, NAIDOC Week, Singleton
- 2017 Site Specific Installation, NAIDOC Week, Singleton
- 2009 Totem Pole Installation, Singleton
- 2001 Site Specific Installation, Allyn River, Chichester State Forest
- 2000 Site Specific Installation, Crowdy Bay National Park
- 1999 Watt Space Gallery, Bronze casting installation
- 1999 Site Specific Sculptural Installation, Broke
Statement
As an emerging artist, I am currently exploring medium format sculptural ceramic forms ideal for a garden or courtyard setting. I like to explore the incorporation of bold and contrasting colours as a focal point.
Teaching
2000 - 2019 Secondary Visual Arts/Photography (Wet and Digital)
