Doug Alexander b. 1945

  • Artist
Doug Alexander operated the red Barn Pettery, New Zealand, and established Springmount Pottery (Creswick, Victoria) and Cuppacumbalong Pottery near Canberra.
Tags: Ballarat Techncial Art School, Springmount Pottery, Cuppacumbalong Pottery
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exhibited at
Doug Alexander
Date
30 September 2016 - 6 November 2016
Place
Drill Hall Gallery, Australian National University, Acton, ACT
Description

Curator: Meredith Hinchliffe

Type
Exhibition
Website
https://dhg.anu.edu.au/event_post/doug-alexander/
exhibited at
The Neville Bunning Foundation Commemorative Exhibition 1990
Date
10 May 1990 - 10 July 1990
Place
Ballarat, VIC
Description

This exhibition featured ex students of the Ballarat Technical Art School (Ballarat School of Mines) from the 1940s-1960s. Artists included Doug Alexander, James Black, Graeme Birt, Dennis Bryans, Alan Clarke, Betty Collier, John crawley, John Crump, Steve Drew, Noel Flood, John Gilbert, Ross Gray, William Gribble, Wesley Lancaster, George Lewis, Jeffrey Murrell, Anne Murrell, Gwyn Hanssen Piggott, Mara Pusmuscans, Ron Quick, Mary Rasmussen, Delores Sargent, Laurie Sedgewick, Barry Singleton, Bev Singletong, Bernard Szapiel, Robert Tantau, Howard Tozer

Type
Exhibition
Tags
Neville Bunning, Ballarat Technical Art School

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References [<ExternalResource: “Doug Alexander.” Australian Pottery at Bemboka. Accessed September 12, 2023. >]