Ri Van Veen is a ceramic artist specialising in Raku and alternative firings, living and working on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri and Wathaurong peoples in Bacchus Marsh, Australia.
Come for an ACTION packed FUN and EXCITING
Raku and Pit Firing Day
@Ri-Creations Studio in Bacchus Marsh
Try a variety of matte & gloss Raku glazes or naked raku and feather & horsehair imprinting.
Play with a variety of organic materials in the Pit firing and see what exciting effects you might get.
EMAIL: ri.v.creations@gmail.com for more details and to book your place - limited numbers filling fast!
CLAY MATTERS - Clay Workers for the Environment
Opening Friday 16th Dec 6pm - 8pm
Exhibition 16 - 24 Dec 2022
Opening Friday 16th Dec 6pm - 8pm
Exhibition 16 - 24 Dec 2022
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Clay Matters are a group of Australian ceramicists trying to make better choices in a global environmental & climate emergency.
Our mission is: To encourage clay workers to lead and inspire climate action, embed environmentally friendly and sustainable practices in the studio, and strengthen individual and social commitments to carbon reduction. To get involved: Please join our Facebook group to participate in discussions on all things clay and sustainability. |
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CLAY MATTERS, an Australian ceramics collective for environmental action is having its first exhibition! Opening Friday the 16th December, 6pm-8pm at @slowclaycentre With guest speaker Greens MP @gabrielledevietri
Clay Matters is a group of Australian ceramicists who aim to encourage clay workers to lead and inspire climate action, embed environmentally friendly and sustainable practices in their studios and strengthen individual and social commitments to carbon reduction. |
NESTING - DEC 5th 2022 - JAN 29th 2023
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Nesting -
A collaboration between Rosie Harris-Arnott and Ri Van Veen Rosie Harris-Arnott is a painter, printmaker and ephemeral artist whose passion is windfall nests. Her works use real nests or created nests using the local seaweed to print from. Ri Van Veen is a ceramic artist specialising in hand-built ceramics and Raku firings. Her exquisite artworks incorporate abandoned bird nests or feature feathers imprinted onto the surface. We connected over our awe and wonder at the complexity of birds’ nests – intricately woven using their nothing more than their beak and breast. Bird Nests can symbolise a warm, safe home and are also considered good luck symbols, bringing prosperity. 
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Solo Exhibition 'Seeds of Transformation' at the Malvern Art Society Gallery
November 3 - 6 2022
Creative Victoria Sustaining Creative Workers Initiative Grant
Ri Van Veen is part of the Little-Gallery team
@High Street, Trentham, where you can see and buy a large range of her works
Ri's works are also available at
Made @ Montsalvat, Eltham and
MAMA the Murray Art Museum Albury
@High Street, Trentham, where you can see and buy a large range of her works
Ri's works are also available at
Made @ Montsalvat, Eltham and
MAMA the Murray Art Museum Albury