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Description: 1996
Purchased for the Camosun College Art Collection by the Camosun College Cultural Enhancement Committee directly from artist.

Laurie Rolland graduated from Sheridan College School of Crafts and Design (Mississauga, Ontario) with honours. She is a pro...
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1996
Purchased for the Camosun College Art Collection by the Camosun College Cultural Enhancement Committee directly from artist.

Laurie Rolland graduated from Sheridan College School of Crafts and Design (Mississauga, Ontario) with honours. She is a professional potter and instructor, and has been active in the arts community as an instructor, artist in residence (Medalta International Artists-In-Residence Program for the Ceramic Arts, Medicine Hat, Alberta, 2001), and potter’s guild and art council juror. Rolland’s art has been recognized on a national through the awarding of various Canada Council Crafts Creation and Travel grants, and as demonstrated by her election to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 2004. Rolland’s work is featured in galleries internationally, including the World Ceramic Exposition Foundation Collection, Icheon, S.Korea; Geil Kiln Company Ceramic Collection, Gardena, California, USA; the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade’s Fine Art Collection, Canadian High Commissioner’s Residences in London, England and Rome, Italy; and the Indusmin Ceramics Collection (Canadian Clay and Glass Museum), Waterloo, Ontario. It is also available for sale in galleries in BC and Ontario, as well as by appointment at her Sechelt, BC artist studio. Rolland’s work has been featured in and reviewed by over fifty publications throughout her career, including the 2014 Ceramics Now Magazine, article by Debra Sloan entitled “Contemporary Ceramics of British Columbia” (http://www.ceramicsnow.org/post/98972026841/contemporary-ceramics-of-british-columbia-by-debra-sloan, Accessed March 9, 2017). ARTIST INFO: http://www.laurierolland.com/ (Accessed February 16, 2017); BC Potters Guild website: http://www.bcpotters.com/Guild/members/laurie_rolland/laurie_rolland.php (Accessed February 16, 2017)
Robbyn Lanning
DESCRIPTION: Green/black, white, and brown glazed oval bowl made of reddish-brown clay. Bowl is constructed with undulating edges and sits on four, black four-sided and pointed legs. Two triangular-shaped handles incised with stripes are affixed to the two shorter sides of the bowl. The exterior of the bowl is glazed in patches and stipes with various white and metallic green/black glazes, with several feather, leaf, or wing-like shapes painted on the side. The bottom interior of the bowl is glazed black with a white line encircling it. The remainder of the inside of the bowl is glazed with a brown wash and is accompanied by numerous black lines.

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Date: 1996,
Contributors: Rolland Laurie Canadian (artists (visual artist))
Subject: --pottery--glazing (Ceramics)--Art, Abstract--Art, Modern--20th century--Ceramic arts & crafts--Art pottery, Canadian--Art, Canadian--20th century--Women artists--Women artists--Canada,
Type: pottery (visual works)
Collection: info:fedora/cc:pubart
Source: Camosun College

Description: http://digiport.athabascau.ca/3d/abdla/2013_0521/2013_0521.php
Photograph - Jam Jar Painted with Geometric Designs
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca, AB, Athabasca Pottery, Athabasca Clay, Clay Jam Jar
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: Photograph - Heart shaped clay ashtray with geese and bulrushes
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca, AB, Athabasca Pottery, Athabasca Clay, Clay Ashtry
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: http://digiport.athabascau.ca/3d/abdla/2013_0539/2013_0539.php
Photograph - Large blue clay mug with bulrushes and geese
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca, AB, Athabasca Pottery, Clay Mug, Athabasca Clay
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: Photograph - Large clay ashtray with geese and bulrushes
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca, AB, Athabasca Pottery, Clay Ashtray, Athabasca Clay
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: http://digiport.athabascau.ca/3d/abdla/2013_0530/2013_0530.php
Photograph - Large clay bowl with lid
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca Pottery, Athabasca Clay, Athabasca, AB, Clay Bowl
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: Photograph - Large clay vase with Aboriginal child in a headdress painted on the front
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca, AB, Athabasca Pottery, Clay Vase, Aboriginal, Athabasca Clay
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: Photograph - Clay lava bowl
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca, AB, Athabasca Pottery, Clay Lava Bowl, Athabasca Clay
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: http://digiport.athabascau.ca/3d/abdla/2013_0522/2013_0522.php
Photograph - Clay Egret
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca, AB, Athabasca Pottery, Athabasca Clay, Clay Egret
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: Born in Selsdon, Surrey, England, Robin Hopper began his art education at the Croydon College of Art, first studying printmaking until he commenced studies in ceramics in 1956. In 1968 Hopper immigrated to Canada working as a teacher and heading cerami...
Show moreBorn in Selsdon, Surrey, England, Robin Hopper began his art education at the Croydon College of Art, first studying printmaking until he commenced studies in ceramics in 1956. In 1968 Hopper immigrated to Canada working as a teacher and heading ceramics programmes at the Central Technical School, and Georgian College, Barrie, Ontario until 1973 when he resigned from teaching to focus on studio work. Hopper moved to Vancouver Island in 1977 setting up his studio, "Chosin Pottery" in Metchosin, BC. In addition to his studio work, Hopper has taught at the Lester B. Pearson College, and has been instrumental in the founding of the Metchosin International Summer School of the Arts. He is the author of many articles and books including "The Ceramic Spectrum", "A Potter's Garden", and "Making Marks". Hopper is a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. ARTIST INFO: http://www.chosinpottery.ca/pages/robinhopper.html (Accessed January 3, 2017); Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Robin-Hopper-Ceramic-Artist-Writer-and-Educator/507476852652138? (Accessed January 3, 2017)

Robbyn Lanning
DESCRIPTION: Large ceramic handle-less amphora-like urn with lid. Pale unglazed stoneware visible around foot of vessel. Earth-toned orange glaze with white over-glaze covers bottom third portion of the vessel. Large butterfly and floral motifs are painted around the urn in brown and white glazes.

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Date: 1991, 2016-08-01
Contributors: Hopper Robin b. 1939 - Canadian; English (artists (visual artist))
Subject: --pottery--glazing (Ceramics)--Art, Modern--20th century--Ceramic arts & crafts--Art pottery, Canadian--Lepidoptera--Floral decorations--Butterflies--Art, Canadian--20th century--Urns,
Type: pottery (visual works)
Collection: info:fedora/cc:pubart
Source: Camosun College

Description: http://digiport.athabascau.ca/3d/abdla/2013_0534/2013_0534.php
Photograph - Broken brick found at Claude Thillet's home in 2009
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca, AB, Athabasca Pottery, Brick, Athabasca Clay
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: http://digiport.athabascau.ca/3d/abdla/2013_0533/2013_0533.php
Photograph - Broken chunks of brick found at Claude Thillet's home in 2009
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca, AB, Athabasca Pottery, Brick, Athabasca Clay
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: Photograph - Brick found in 2009 at the George Spence home which is original from the Claude Thillet factory in 1913-1920
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca Clay, Athabasca, AB, Athabasca Landing, Historical Photograph, Brick, Athabasca Pottery, Claude Thillet Factory
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: http://digiport.athabascau.ca/3d/abdla/2013_0543/2013_0543.php
Photograph - Brown mug with geese and bulrushes
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca Clay, Athabasca, AB, Athabasca Pottery, Mug
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: 1996
Purchased for the Camosun College Art Collection by the Camosun College Cultural Enhancement Committee directly from artist.

Laurie Rolland graduated from Sheridan College School of Crafts and Design (Mississauga, Ontario) with honours. She is a pro...
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1996
Purchased for the Camosun College Art Collection by the Camosun College Cultural Enhancement Committee directly from artist.

Laurie Rolland graduated from Sheridan College School of Crafts and Design (Mississauga, Ontario) with honours. She is a professional potter and instructor, and has been active in the arts community as an instructor, artist in residence (Medalta International Artists-In-Residence Program for the Ceramic Arts, Medicine Hat, Alberta, 2001), and potter’s guild and art council juror. Rolland’s art has been recognized on a national through the awarding of various Canada Council Crafts Creation and Travel grants, and as demonstrated by her election to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 2004. Rolland’s work is featured in galleries internationally, including the World Ceramic Exposition Foundation Collection, Icheon, S.Korea; Geil Kiln Company Ceramic Collection, Gardena, California, USA; the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade’s Fine Art Collection, Canadian High Commissioner’s Residences in London, England and Rome, Italy; and the Indusmin Ceramics Collection (Canadian Clay and Glass Museum), Waterloo, Ontario. It is also available for sale in galleries in BC and Ontario, as well as by appointment at her Sechelt, BC artist studio. Rolland’s work has been featured in and reviewed by over fifty publications throughout her career, including the 2014 Ceramics Now Magazine, article by Debra Sloan entitled “Contemporary Ceramics of British Columbia” (http://www.ceramicsnow.org/post/98972026841/contemporary-ceramics-of-british-columbia-by-debra-sloan, Accessed March 9, 2017). ARTIST INFO: http://www.laurierolland.com/ (Accessed February 16, 2017); BC Potters Guild website: http://www.bcpotters.com/Guild/members/laurie_rolland/laurie_rolland.php (Accessed February 16, 2017)
Robbyn Lanning
DESCRIPTION: A lidded tea-pot of jug-like vessel painted in various green, yellow, rust-red, white and blue glazes. The white and rust-red lid is topped with a dark-green spiraling handle. The base of the vessel is flat on the bottom with the sides irregular in shape. Each section of different coloured glaze painted across the vessel’s body is separated by a contrasting line of rust-red-glaze. The vessel has a narrow rust-red spout which is supported with a thin band of clay attached to its main body. White stripes and four-peddled flower shapes embellish the spout and surrounding area, and similar four-peddled shapes can be found over the pot’s body in yellow and rust-red glazes.

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Date: 1996,
Contributors: Rolland Laurie Canadian (artists (visual artist))
Subject: --pottery; glazing (Ceramics)--Art, Abstract--Art, Modern--20th century--Ceramic arts & crafts--Art pottery, Canadian--Women artists--Women artists--Canad,
Type: pottery (visual works)
Collection: info:fedora/cc:pubart
Source: Camosun College

Description: Memorabilia - Handcrafted Pottery Coffee Mug, for the Alberta Women's Institutes by Beaver Flats Pottery, Edmonton AB
AWI Collection
Date: circa 1999, 2008-10-15
Subject: Pottery Coffee Mug--Alberta Women's Institutes (AWI)--Organization--Volunteer--Alberta--Women--Handcrafted--Beaver Flats Pottery
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:womeninst
Source: Athabasca University

Description: Photograph - Odd shaped clay ashtray with geese and bulrushes
Date: 2013-12-17
Subject: Athabasca Pottery, Clay Ashtray, Athabasca Clay, Athabasca, AB
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: Photograph - A clay ashtray with a brass colored curling figure on it. This is a curling trophy made by Athabasca Clay Products (1964-1968)
Date: 1964-1968, 2013-12-17
Subject: Ashtray, Athabasca Pottery, Brass, Athabasca, AB, Curling, Athabasca Clay, Clay Ashtray
Type: Photograph
Collection: info:fedora/au:AthaArch
Source: Athabasca University

Description: 1996
Purchased for the Camosun College Art Collection by the Camosun College Cultural Enhancement Committee directly from artist.

Laurie Rolland graduated from Sheridan College School of Crafts and Design (Mississauga, Ontario) with honours. She is a pro...
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1996
Purchased for the Camosun College Art Collection by the Camosun College Cultural Enhancement Committee directly from artist.

Laurie Rolland graduated from Sheridan College School of Crafts and Design (Mississauga, Ontario) with honours. She is a professional potter and instructor, and has been active in the arts community as an instructor, artist in residence (Medalta International Artists-In-Residence Program for the Ceramic Arts, Medicine Hat, Alberta, 2001), and potter’s guild and art council juror. Rolland’s art has been recognized on a national through the awarding of various Canada Council Crafts Creation and Travel grants, and as demonstrated by her election to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 2004. Rolland’s work is featured in galleries internationally, including the World Ceramic Exposition Foundation Collection, Icheon, S.Korea; Geil Kiln Company Ceramic Collection, Gardena, California, USA; the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade’s Fine Art Collection, Canadian High Commissioner’s Residences in London, England and Rome, Italy; and the Indusmin Ceramics Collection (Canadian Clay and Glass Museum), Waterloo, Ontario. It is also available for sale in galleries in BC and Ontario, as well as by appointment at her Sechelt, BC artist studio. Rolland’s work has been featured in and reviewed by over fifty publications throughout her career, including the 2014 Ceramics Now Magazine, article by Debra Sloan entitled “Contemporary Ceramics of British Columbia” (http://www.ceramicsnow.org/post/98972026841/contemporary-ceramics-of-british-columbia-by-debra-sloan, Accessed March 9, 2017). ARTIST INFO: http://www.laurierolland.com/ (Accessed February 16, 2017); BC Potters Guild website: http://www.bcpotters.com/Guild/members/laurie_rolland/laurie_rolland.php (Accessed February 16, 2017)
Robbyn Lanning
DESCRIPTION: Hand-built jug decorated with various green, blue, yellow, and white coloured glazes. The pitcher has been built with angled sides and a handle with a dip in its arch-like curve. The base of the vessel, as well as the underside of its spout and its interior are clear glazed and revel the reddish-brown tone of the vessel’s clay. An abstract fish or bird figure, with a round eye, a beak-like mouth, and circular markings, adorns each side the side of the jug, one in pale yellow glaze, the other in dark blue.

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Date: 1996,
Contributors: Rolland Laurie Canadian (artists (visual artist))
Subject: --pottery--glazing (Ceramics)--Art, Abstract--Art, Modern--20th century--Ceramic arts & crafts--Art pottery, Canadian--Women artists--Women artists--Canada,
Type: pottery (visual works)
Collection: info:fedora/cc:pubart
Source: Camosun College

Date: 1925
Subject: Ebring, Axel, Portraits, Pottery
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Date: 1925
Subject: Pottery
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Date: 1953
Subject: Pottery
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Date: 1953
Subject: Ebring, Axel, Pottery, Portraits
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Description: A noted local potter Ebring died Vernon, Nov. 13, 1954.
Date: 1953
Subject: Ebring, Axel, Pottery industry, Portraits
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Description: A noted local potter Ebring died Vernon, Nov. 13, 1954.
Date: 1953
Subject: Ebring, Axel, Pottery making, Portraits
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Description: A noted local potter Ebring died Vernon, Nov. 13, 1954.
Date: 1943
Subject: Ebring, Axel, Pottery, Pottery making, Portraits
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Date: 1943-1943
Subject: Pottery
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Date: 1938
Subject: Ebring, Axel, Portraits, Pottery
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Description: A noted local potter Ebring died Vernon, Nov. 13, 1954.
Date: 1953
Subject: Ebring, Axel, Pottery, Portraits
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Date: 1953-1953
Subject: Pottery
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Date: 1993
Contributors: Vernon Daily News (creator)
Subject: Portraits, Pottery
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Description: Used on pg. 16 of the June 25, 1993 newspaper.
Date: 1993
Contributors: Vernon Daily News (creator)
Subject: Kingsmill, Bob, Portraits, Pottery
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Subject: Ebring, Axel, Portraits, Pottery
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Subject: Ebring, Axel, Pottery, Log cabins
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Description: Pottery student and instructor
Date: 1994
Contributors: University College of the Cariboo (Photographer)
Subject: Pottery -- Pictorial works, Pottery -- Study and teaching, Pottery -- Technique, University College of the Cariboo -- Pictorial works
Type: black-and-white photographs
Collection: info:fedora/tru:4409
Source: Thompson Rivers University

Date: 1995-02
Subject: Made in BC Pottery contest, Andrew Martin workshop
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1980-06-1980-11
Subject: Blue Corn Workshop Heshi Flower, Ceramics 81, Hycroft Annual Pottery Sale, Made by Hand 80, Malaspina Ceramic Seminar, Retrospect 80, Staying Afloat in the Mud (publication), Talking Jars Catalogue by Jean Fahrni, The Art of the Earth by Rona and Walter Dexter, Within a Potters House PGBC and Centennial Museum
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1981-10
Subject: Hycroft Annual Pottery Sale
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1981-09
Subject: Canada Council Exploration Grant Bonita Beckman, Hycroft Annual Pottery Sale
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1982-12
Subject: Hycroft Annual Pottery Sale
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1982-11
Subject: Hycroft Annual Pottery Sale
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1984-09
Subject: Olea Davis Memorial Award, Potters Guild Annual Student Awards, Ceramics Sculpture 1984, Studio Pottery, Where is it Going? Lecture Series BCPG CSG
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1980-02-1980-05
Subject: Blue Corn Workshop Heshi Flower, Ceramics 81, Hycroft Annual Pottery Sale, Made by Hand 80, Malaspina Ceramic Seminar, Retrospect 80, Staying Afloat in the Mud (publication), Talking Jars Catalogue by Jean Fahrni, The Art of the Earth by Rona and Walter Dexter, Within a Potters House PGBC and Centennial Museum
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1997-12
Subject: Maureen Wright Scholarship Fund, Lottery for Pottery
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1997-02
Subject: Lottery for Pottery
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1997-01
Subject: Lottery for Pottery
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1998-12
Subject: Lottery for Pottery, Made of Clay
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 1998-03
Subject: Lottery for Pottery, Project Empty Bowl, Steve Heinemann workshop, Svend Bayerorkshop, Northwest Ceramic Foundation, Speaker Series
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 2000-04
Subject: Lottery for Pottery, Project Empty Bowl, Walter Ostrom Workshop
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

Date: 2000-02
Subject: Canadian Clay Symposium, Lottery for Pottery
Type: newsletters
Source: Archival Records of Ceramic History in BC

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