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Revision as of 09:39, 27 October 2010


J Shed Ceramic Art Studio is an Artist Studio in Fremantle, Australia.[1][2] The studio specializes in ceramic murals and it is run by Jenny Dawson.

  • Email: jennydawsonjshed@yahoo.com.au

Yagan Memorial

The J Shed Ceramic Art Studio worked on the memorial for the reburial of Yagan's Head.[3] The main artists were Sandra Hill and Jenny Dawson.[4] The works were installed into rammed earth walls at the Memorial created to commemorate the reburial of Yagan's Kaat. The site was opened early in July.











Wellard Art Work

Wellard Art Work-Australia
Wellard (Detail)-Australia


















See also



References

  1. ^ Dawson J Shed Ceramic Art Studio Superlink
  2. ^ British Library Direct
  3. ^ ABC News Aboriginal Warrior's Final Resting Place
  4. ^ Artsource Sandra Hill and Jenny Dawson Commission

External links

J Shed View-Australia




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