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Red Bird Studio

Adelaide, SA

Alison Arnold has been throwing pots for over thirty years — wheel-thrown drinking vessels and bowls sit alongside ultra-fine hand-built porcelain in her Adelaide Hills studio. The work spans the practical and the decorative, informed by a trajectory that ran from the JamFactory's associate training scheme through formal study at the Adelaide Centre for the Arts. She teaches here too.

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6 Deneland Dr, Hawthorndene SA 5051, Australia
Region
Adelaide
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