Gerry Wedd b. 1957

  • Artist (Ceramist)
Gerry Wedd is renowned for his contribution as a designer for Mambo Graphics as well as his professional practice as a ceramist. He has won several awards including the Hobart Art Prize in 2010 and the Sidney Myer Fund International Ceramics Award in 1998. In 1991 he co-founded the Jamboree Clay Workshop in Adelaide. He is represented in public collections around the country including the Art Gallery of South Australia.
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Name
Gerry Wedd
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Ceramist)
Other Occupation
  • Designer (ANZSIC code: 6924) 1991 - 2004 Mambo Graphics
  • Lecturer (Design Studies) 1990 South Australian College of Advanced Education, Underdale, SA
Birth date
1957
Birth place
McLaren Vale, SA
Training
  • Master of Arts (Visual Arts), 2007 University of South Australia
  • Bachelor of Design (Ceramics), 1984 - 1986 South Australian College of Advanced Education, Underdale, SA
  • Advanced Craft Certificate (Jewellery), 1976 - 1979 Kingston TAFE, SA
Initial Record Data Source
  • Art Gallery of South Australia

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Related collections
  • Australian National Gallery, Canberra, ACT (collected in)
  • Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, SA (collected in)
  • Gold Coast City Art Gallery, Gold Coast, QLD (collected in)
  • Shepparton Art Gallery, VIC (collected in)
  • La Trobe University, Melbourne, VIC (collected in)
  • Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, QLD (collected in)
  • Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW (collected in)
  • Australian National Gallery, Canberra, ACT (collected in)
  • Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, SA (collected in)
  • Gold Coast City Art Gallery, Gold Coast, QLD (collected in)
  • Shepparton Art Gallery, VIC (collected in)
  • La Trobe University, Melbourne, VIC (collected in)
  • Queensland University Collection, QLD (collected in)
  • Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW (collected in)