Value: $450

Acrylic on board

Dimensions: 10" x 8"

Live painting created at LAUCH party September 4th

Value: $1200

Dimensions: 33" H x 51" W

Restored and finished in Minwax sealer stain and comes ready to hang.

This is a large item and shipping is not included in the price.

Value: $105

Dimensions:

Work From Home vase, made from Lake Clay near Eva's home on Kootenay Lake

Value: $750

These Molded Stone Studio sinks are made of glass-fiber reinforced concrete and charcoal pigment using a press technique that leaves natural voids. Once removed from the mold, these voids are filled with an off-tone slurry to create a distinct travertine aesthetic. I recommend installing these sinks into a cutout in a vanity top; for those in the local area, Molded Stone Studio can also cast custom vanity tops for you.

Value: $400

Dimensions: 6" H x 8 1/2" W

Woodfired curling stone with antler handle

Value: $65

Dimension: 5" H Saltfired

Value: $65

Dimension: 3 1/2" H Saltfired

Value: $65

Dimension: 3 1/2" H Saltfired

Value: $180

Dimensions: 3" H x 4 1/2" W x 3" D

Value: $185

Dimensions: 6 1/2" H x 8" W x 4 1/2" D

Salt fired teapot

Value: $2000

Dimensions: 5 1/2" H

With his singular blend of technical mastery and experimental methodology, Wayne Ngan is widely recognized as one of Canada’s most renowned and celebrated ceramic artists. 

Ngan’s prolific body of work spans over 60 years and reflects influences of both historical and contemporary modes of making. From the roots of traditional Chinese, Korean, and Japanese pottery, Modernist painting, pre-Columbian and ancient Egyptian art, to many contemporary influences, Ngan drew inspiration from the past and his surroundings to create remarkable, transcendent works that hint at historical aesthetics but convey a voice that is uniquely his own.

Ngan left an indelible mark on the history of art in Canada, as well as on his many students and those he met and worked with throughout his life and career. Under the care of his daughters, Ngan’s estate carries on his legacy and ensures that his work continues to be exhibited and appreciated both nationally and internationally. His Hornby Island studio will continue to welcome visitors during the summer.

Value: $150

Dimension: 5 1/2" W

Lari Robson graduated from the Vancouver School of Art in 1967 where he studied with reg Dixon and Leonhard Epp, fellow students, Wayne Ngan, Heinz Laffin and Richard Hawbolt.. He set up his first studio on Galiano Island. Fellow VSA student, Richard Hawbolt, visited Lari on Galiano Island and he set up his own studio there. Lari later moved to Saltspring Island where he made pottery until his death in 2012. Lari was a close friend of Sam Kwan's.

His interest in Japanese pottery lead him to visit Japanese folk potteries in the mid 70s.
According to Diane Carr, Robson made tenmoku and shino ware until about 1986 and salt and wood-fired work thereafter. While he sold his work through the Potter's Wheel (Victoria) and the House of Ceramics (Vancouver) in the early 70s, he mainly sold his work at markets on Saltspring Island. Friend and Saltspring potter, Gary Cherneff, referred to Lari as “Saltspring Island’s Village Potter.”

As artist profiles are being written it has become apparent that the notion of 'Village Potter' has been and continues to be a distinctive element of BC ceramic culture. Since the era of 'back to the land' in the 1970s, many fine Production potters have quietly settled into their rural communities, and espousing the Leach 'Mingei work /live lifestyle, have survived selling locally; Darrell Hancock, Robert Bush, Dave Dobie, Meg Buckley, Heinz Laffin, Gerhard Kozel, Gunda Stewart, Gary Cherneff, Herman Venema, and the Haida Gwaii potters, Jennifer and John Davies, to name a few.

This 'tradition' persists and in every small town and along the BC freeways, small artisan shops can be found. Since the 2000s these artists have had the advantage of the internet, however, they are still devoting a lifetime of work and contribute enormously to their local communities.

Value: $450

Dimensions: 17 1/2" x 22 1/2"

Acrylic on board (framed)

Value: $700

Dimensions: 22 1/2" H x 26 1/2" W

Acrylic on canvas (framed)

Value: $185

Dimensions: 15" x 20"

Monoprint on board (framed)

Value: $150

Dimension: 6 1/2" W x 8" W

Woodfired fermentation crock

Value: $500

Dimension: 20 1/2" Square

Mix media: acrylic, oil, flocking, and gold leaf

Value: $450

Dimension: 15" x 10" (unframed)

Value: $400

Dimension: 18 1/2" L x 10 1/2" W

Mixed media & stoneware

Value: $370

Dimension: 5" H x 16"W

Mixed media & stoneware