The Academy Library, UNSW@ADFA 8th-30th September, 2006.

'Nightlandscape' presents the work of ceramic artist John Heaney.

The interplay of light and dark, black and white, child-hood memory and the transitory nature of all life, particularly of those close to us, are things I often think about. It is not gloomy but is liberating when used as a vehicle for making things.

Pieces on display include:

Disappearing Moon Black fired terracotta and high fired porcelain. 26x25x32 cms	The Offertory Black fired terracotta and high fired porcelain. 30x25x42 cms
Nightlandscape Black fired terracotta. 23x24x50 cms	Zen Temple Garden Black fired terracotta and slip cast stoneware. 23x23x23 cms
Darkness Comes Black fired terracotta. 14x122x26 cms	The Geisha's Pillow Black fired and high fired porcelain 15x 18x23 cms
Votive Forrest Black fired terracotta porcelain slipped stoneware Ten pieces up to 52 cms	The Philosopher's Stone Black fired terracotta and high fired stoneware. 19x22x22 cms
Enku's Box Black fired terracotta; lined with Japanese hand-made paper by David Hodges.

For more information:
Contact the Library: 02 6268 8882;
or John Heaney: 02 6257 1289;
or e-mail: jc.doyle@adfa.edu.au