Joan Ruth Campbell b. 1925

Also known as Joan Campbell
  • Maker (Ceramist)
Joan Campbell was a seminal figure in Australian and Western Australian ceramics. An early specialist in Raku, she created a substantial body of work, shared her knowledge at conferences and seminars, promoted Australian ceramics through memberships of national and international craft organisations and mentored a generation of potters at her workshop at Bathers Beach in Fremantle.

Citations

  • Hanley, Luceille (ed.) (1984). Joan Campbell, potter. Fremantle, W.A. : Fremantle Arts Centre Press.

    http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/22076939

  • Templeman, Ian (1972). Joan Campbell. In Pottery in Australia. 11 (2), 5-7.

  • Bray, Ross (1979). Joan Campbell. – Training scheme. In Craft Australia. 3, 44-46.

    http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/39242319

  • Counsel, Paul (1995). Bathers Beach 1975-1995. In Pottery in Australia. 34 (2), 64-5.

  • Dridan, Connie (1971). Report on raku seminar [conducted by Joan Campbell in Melbourne, 19-21 August 1971]. In Pottery in Australia. 10 (2), 52-3.

  • Grieve, Molly. The Ceramic Study Group discovers new raku techniques with Joan Campbell (1973). In Pottery in Australia. 12 (2), 55-61..

  • Jackson, Janet (1982). Joan Campbell. – Sculptor. In Pottery in Australia. 21 (2), 26-27.

    http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/39203282

  • King, Glenda (1997). Joan Campbell. – Potter in the community. In Ceramics: art and perception. 27, 66-70.

  • Mansfield, Janet (1997). Joan Campbell 1925-1997. In Studio Potter. 25, 94

  • Ceramics in public places: Architectural work of Joan Campbell. – Interview (1990). In Pottery in Australia. 29 (2), 16-18.

    http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/39117318

  • “Joan Campbell (1992). In Pottery in Australia, 3 (4), 6-7.

See also

Initial data sources

  • Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS