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Ceramic Break Sculpture Park
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Ceramic Break Sculpture Park © 2016.
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Ceramic Break Sculpture Park
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Current Exhibitions and Events. Our next fabulous show. Sunday 12th June, 12-5 pm. Annual Myall Creek Memorial Exhibition. Ceramic Break Sculpture Park invites you to join with us to celebrate the resilience of the human spirit for survival and creativity. Featuring acrylic paintings by Inverell artist Danny Connors. Danny's paintings are beautifully designed figurative works of people and Australian animals. Elder artist Colin Isaacs. And his apprentice Scott Griffith. Lunch and refreshments provided.
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Gift Shop
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The Gift Shop sells selected artwork along with t-shirts, mugs, postcards, giftcards, stickers, jewellery, hand made hats and pillows, and smaller display items. Copper and Sterling Silver Handcrafted Jewellery by Jenni Hardy. Kerry's Publications for Sale at the Park. Third Series - Alchemy, golden dreams come true. Second Series 'The Frost Giants' with photographs by Hans Jansen. $30.00. Ceramic Break Sculpture Park 2012.
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Gallery 2
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Ceramic Break Sculpture Park 2005.
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Gallery 3
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Gallery 3 features a mezzanine with an art library. Where visitors can sit and relax while browsing through art books. Gallery 3 is also where The Tiger Club resides! Click images for larger view. 27 x 52 x 21 cm. 25 x 28 x 22 cm. Size: 25 X 33 X 25 cm. 33 x 34 x 24 cm. Size: 73 x 52 x 29 cm. Description: Bronze with electric Light on MDF Base. Click images for larger view. Some of Kerry's earlier compositions are still available for sale. If you are interested please email us for details.
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Other Bronzes
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Click on image to see the rest of the series. Fantastic Voyage - Before. 32 x 59 x 33 cm. Click on image to see the rest of the series. 16 x 13 x 13 cm. They Knocked Each Other Out. 16 x 31 x 28 cm. Bronze with wood, paint, edition of 3. 138 x 170 x 390. Bronze, car paint,. Base of the sculpture. Click on image to enlarge. 50 x 45 x 63cm. Some of Kerry's earlier works are still available for sale. If you are interested please email us for details. Click on image to enlarge. The Flower of Burma. It s an e...
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Our Mission
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The Message of Ceramic Break Sculpture Park. On August 14, 2003 Shaunda Tsosie, Miss Navajo Nation 2002-2003, broke a ceramic pot on an isolated rock outcrop in northern New South Wales. Shaunda said that the Navajo People don’t have a tradition of breaking clay pots. They usually try to repair a pot if it’s broken. The only time they break a ceramic pot is when they take the pieces of many broken pots and grind them down to make a larger one. Prosperity, hope, love and charity.
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Ceramic Break Sculpture Park
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Is the latest, large sculpture to arrive at the Park. This recent piece by Kerry Cannon is a sleek three dimensional work in steel and paint which highlights the demands made on us to handle and organise copious amounts of data and the gap between aspiration and actuality. Everyone who has ever had a filing cabinet, or who has difficulty keeping information organised, recognises the playful intent of that bottom drawer; it is the filing cabinet we all once had, either literally or metaphorically and may ...
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Bronze Sculptor Kerry Cannon
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Bronze Sculptor Kerry Cannon. These days I do a routine of exercises so I don’t have to resort to drugs and I try to show less and sculpt more. I have so many great ideas and try to get into the studio as much as I can, but . Life intervenes! People die and you get older and work hard to keep current and to stay relevant. You open a sculpture park and manage and maintain it. You look for signs to affirm that you haven’t lost your way. This year my commitment is Ceramic Break Sculpture Park. Somewhere...
