‘Memento (un)known’ Lene Kuhl JakobsenArtist statement.Climate change will bring uncertainty to many aspects of our lives and adaption and how we respond will be important. The occurrence of flooding events and increasing high

‘Tidal Mementos’ This group of small sculptures titled ‘Tidal Mementos’ are intended to evoke memories of discovering interesting shapes and lifeforms when looking into rock-pools on a coastal walk.

‘Connection’ - ‘gum nuts’ My work in this exhibition are vessels inspired by the shapes of ‘gum nuts’. Ceramics by Lene Kuhl Jakobsen, Karen Steenbergen, Kirsty Manger and paintings by Anne Miller. ‘Connection’-

'A Gift of Fire' ‘A Gift of Fire’ A showcase of Ceramic Art in Banyule by Avis Gardner Min Johnson Irianna Kanellopoulou Amy Kennedy Lene Kuhl Jakobsen These artists use this versatile

'Horizon' The ‘Horizon’ vases are glazed by the dipping method to make the glazes overlap. This method creates lines and new shades of colours as the various glazes interact during the