Jug
Ross Mitchell-Anyon, Artist
This is one of the
ceramic artworks
in our collection.
The place and date where it was made are unknown.
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Object Detail
About the Work
Ceramics
can
often
be
a
passage
between
the
practical
and
the
art
world.
I
enjoy
using
pottery
in
my
everyday
life.
Starting
the
morning
with
a
handmade
object
is
quite
a
special
moment.
Ross’s
craft
showed
me
an
insight
about
the
perfect
warehouse
cup,
cheap
with
no
faults,
and
the
individual
with
its
mass
of
character.
My
mum
used
to
take
my
brother
and
I
to
Ross’s
house,
we
would
collect
bit
of
his
broken
tossed
out
pottery
on
the
beach.
I’ve
kept
a
couple
of
similar
glazed
parts,
handles
and
bits
and
bobs
of
that
time.
- Lola Camden, a gallery assistant at NZ Glassworks, for the February 2021 instalment of the My Choice exhibition series.
- Lola Camden, a gallery assistant at NZ Glassworks, for the February 2021 instalment of the My Choice exhibition series.
Measurements
285 x 225 x 180mm
Media
thrown, partially glazed wood-fired clay
Description
Ceramic jug with horizontal ridges or rings below the rim, only the upper portion has been glazed.
Credit Line
Collection of the Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare o Rehua Whanganui. Gift of Peter Ireland, 2002
Collection Type
Permanent collection
Acquisition Date
18 Dec 2002