Brendon, Art
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Maker Name
Brendon, Art
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Biography
• Art started working in clay in 1967, and
In the 1970's he spent two years training
intensely under the ceramic pioneer Luke
Lindoe in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
• Walter Dexter was his ceramics
teacher at the Kootenay School of Art in
the 1970's with the Jam Factory Pottery
Collective.
• In 1974, he relocated to Victoria where
he worked alongside Walter Dexter.
• Art transitioned to painting in the
1990’s.
• He mostly fired cone 10 gas fired.
• This signature and chop mark are from the
early 1970’s from Nelson at the Jam Factory
Pottery Collective.
In the 1970's he spent two years training
intensely under the ceramic pioneer Luke
Lindoe in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
• Walter Dexter was his ceramics
teacher at the Kootenay School of Art in
the 1970's with the Jam Factory Pottery
Collective.
• In 1974, he relocated to Victoria where
he worked alongside Walter Dexter.
• Art transitioned to painting in the
1990’s.
• He mostly fired cone 10 gas fired.
• This signature and chop mark are from the
early 1970’s from Nelson at the Jam Factory
Pottery Collective.
First name
Art
Last name
Brendon
Career dates (start and end)
1967
Formal Education
Apprenticeships
Apprenticed with Luke Lindoe, Late 1970-72
Worked with Walter Dexter in Victoria, 1974 until 1990s
Worked with Walter Dexter in Victoria, 1974 until 1990s
Affiliated organizations
Source
Tobias Tomlinson
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