Dyelle, Judi

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Maker Name

Dyelle, Judi

Studio name

Chosin Pottery Inc.

Marks

Dyelle, Judi mark

Biography

In 1967 Judi Dyelle graduated with honours from the Ontario College of Art. She was awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Medal of Excellence.
After graduating she received a Canada Council Grant and spent a year and a half traveling in Japan and studied with Tatsuzo Shimaoka
When Judi returned to Canada, she began teaching pottery in Toronto and continued teaching in Vancouver, Montreal and Victoria. Judi was invited to participate in an International Ceramic Festival and exhibition in Mokpo, Korea.
In 1984 Judi and husband Robin Hopper founded both the collective, ‘Fired Up! Contemporary Works in Clay’, and the Metchosin International Summer School of the Arts (MISSA), both remain active.
Judi is known for her delicate filigree porcelain. Her work is in many private and public collections

First name

Judi

Last name

Dyelle

Studio location

Metchosin, BC

Formal Education

1967 Ontario College of Art & Design, with Honours

Affiliated organizations

Metchosin International Summer School of Art (MISSA)

Fired Up, Contemporary Works in Clay

Links to Further Resources

https://studioceramicscanada.com/2015/01/27/robin-hopper-a-new-ebook-a-potters-garden/robin-and-judy/

https://exhibits.library.uvic.ca/spotlight/library-publications/catalog/9-13465

https://www.chosinpottery.ca/pictures/jdgallery.html

https://metchosinweb.ca/art.php?id=2

Source

Debra Sloan

Item sets

Old BCCMR import (needs images)

BC Ceramic Makers

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