We are happy to announce that Avani’s sculpture “Waffles” has been selected as a finalist at the K-12 Clay Gulgong Ceramics Biennial.
Avani’s sculpture represents a memory of making waffles with her oldest friend. In her artist statement she writes:
“The memory stands out to me a lot because we were joking around and I felt really close to him, like we were kids again”.
Finalists’ works from all over Australia will be in the K-12 exhibition at the Holterman Museum in Gulgong, NSW and the final judging will be led by the guest judge, Keith Brymer Jones, the presenter of the popular British program, The Great Pottery Throwdown. Keith is a passionate advocate of ceramics programs in schools and is the patron for the National Society for Education in Art and Design in the UK.
Congratulations Avani on this fantastic achievement!