Merran Esson b. 1950

  • Artist (Ceramist)
A Sydney-based ceramicist, Merran Esson was awarded a residency at the National Art School's Paris Studio in 2006.
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Name
Merran Esson
Gender
Female
Roles
  • Artist (Ceramist)
Birth date
1950
Birth place
Tumbarumba, NSW
Active Period
  • 1980-
Residence
  • Edinburgh, Scotland
  • Beijing, China
  • Glasgow, Scotland
  • c.1974 - c.1976 Melbourne, VIC
  • c.1950- Tumbarumba, NSW
  • 1996 Sydney, NSW
Training
  • Certificate of Attainment on Clay and Glaze Technology, before 1996 National Art School, Sydney, NSW
  • MA Visual Arts, before 2004 Monash University, Melbourne, Vic.

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Related recognitions
  • Gold Coast International Ceramic Art Award (received)
  • Shepparton Ceramic Award (received)
  • The National Art School Paris Studio at the Cite Des Internationale, Paris, France (received)
  • 24th Gold Coast International Ceramic Award (received)
  • The National Art School Staff Travelling Scholarship (received)
  • Port Hacking Potters Award (received)
  • The Austceram Ceramic Award (received)
  • Workshop Development Grant through Crafts Board of the Australia Council (received)
  • Gold Coast International Ceramic Art Award (received)
  • Shepparton Ceramic Award (received)
  • The National Art School Paris Studio at the Cite Des Internationale, Paris, France (received)
  • 24th Gold Coast International Ceramic Award (received)
  • The National Art School Staff Travelling Scholarship (received)
  • Port Hacking Potters Award (received)
  • The Austceram Ceramic Award (received)
  • Workshop Development Grant through Crafts Board of the Australia Council (received)
Related events
  • Displaced Places (exhibited at)
  • Buckets and Boundaries (exhibited at)
  • Displaced Places (exhibited at)
  • Buckets and Boundaries (exhibited at)
  • Solo exhibitions (exhibited at)
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