Where we know: Peter Cooley and Toni Warburton , Wollongong City Gallery, 2009
Installation views of works by Toni Warburton
Untitled, rock pool and rock platform motifs hand painted onto up-cycled nurse’s smock, 1985.
(Back) Cunjewoi tea pot, kelp handle, hand modelled terracotta painted with slips, pigments and glazes (Front) Two tea cups, shell and seaweed motifs, hand modelled terracotta painted with slips, pigments and glazes, 1985
Periwinkle, composition of objects found and made by the artist, stitched onto primed canvas, c. 2005
Rock pool swimmer, hand modelled earthenware painted with slips, pigments and glazes, 198
Three vases for sea water, a triptych. (Left) Coral and blue barnacle pedestal, (Centre) Seaweed pedestal: kelp holdfast and Hormosira banksii (Neptune’s necklace), (Right) Abalone shell, kelp holdfast, Hormosira banksii and coraline pedestal. Hand modelled earthenware, painted with engobes, pigments and glazes.
Photos by Bernie Fisher