Author Archives: deborahgowerceramics

The weather has been a bit cooler so I found myself in the studio starting a Medieval dinner set that I had promised to do for a friend of mine some time ago. And with a truly international group of … Continue reading →

       Its been awhile since I have posted after quite a tumultuous few months. Then once again ceramics bringing laughter and adventure to my life. Medieval Surfing – Ceramics Style I couldn’t wait any longer to post some pics.  You know … Continue reading →

Remembering the 521 by Deborah Gower and Paul Smith An Exhibition Commemorating the sacrifices and effects of the Vietnam War 14 Aug –  18 Sept Club Mullum Art Space, Mullumbimby Ex-Services Club, Dalley St, Mullumbimby “Bridge” The red symbolic of … Continue reading →

“Forever Together” by Deborah Gower 15 July 2016 – 1 August 2016 at The Art Cube, Byron Shire Council Foyer, Mullumbimby Ernest Austin Ainscow 1898-1917 When researching my family tree I discovered my father’s cousin a young Cairns lad man who enlisted … Continue reading →

What an honour it is to have a reciprocal exhibition from my artist residency in Fromelles France last year.  My thoughts and prayer are with my Fromelles Friends who are commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Battle Of Fromelles. My … Continue reading →

Well its been some time since I have posted after an amazing 2015. France, Cairns Mullumbimby – exhibitions world wide and at home. I am sorting out my problems with my kiln – fingers crossed. A local welder is helping … Continue reading →

Some more photos of the fabulous students from Trinity Beach State School writing messages for our fallen soldiers.

Some of the wonderful students from St Andrews Catholic School who wrote some heartfelt messages on crosses for our fallen soldiers. Australian War Memorial has received the crosses and they will be forwarded overseas to be placed on the graves of … Continue reading →

When I was in Cairns I had the pleasure to visit Trinity Beach State School where some fabulous students wrote messages of Commemoration to our fallen soldiers.  The crosses were supplied by the Australian War Memorial and will eventually be … Continue reading →

A huge thank you to the Cairns RSL Sub Branch for their generous opening of my exhibition.  I was honoured to be the first exhibitor at their new exhibition space and thank you so much to those people who came … Continue reading →