KAT HALL | ‘Jade / Brown Cup’ | Ceramic Cup / No Handle ghost net They lived in a tin

They lived in a tin shack in the bush outside of the Aurukun Mission Reserve

Her father and grandmother were Wik Mungkan

Knowledge of the Southeasterly Season is important

Catalogue number: AUFW

Brian’s work is held in major collections including National Gallery of Australia

KAT HALL | ‘Jade / Brown Cup’ | Ceramic Cup / No Handle ghost net They lived in a tinIn a culture that strives for perfection, clay provides a perfect medium to let go of expectations and outcomes, and flow with the process. Thus allowing the work a voice of its own, with a result that could be considered imperfect, but which imbues each piece with a fresh, organic feel, reflecting the hand of the maker. Within the constant business of contemporary life, ceramics provides a pause a silence an opportunity to observe and reflect on what