Milton Moon b. 1926

  • Artist (Ceramist)
Milton Moon has been a key figure in developing close links between Japanese studio pottery and Australia. In 2012 he wrote: 'I remain concerned, if a little obsessed, with the challenge of making pots, which although belonging to a ceramic tradition of some eight thousand years or more, are undeniably and uniquely Australian.'
Tags: Stoneware, Japanese influence, Calligraphy
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Citations

  • Jackie Menzies (24 April 1976), 'Project 13: The Calligraphic Image’.

  • Powerhouse Museum, ’2000/8/1 Vase, 'River Red Gum’, stoneware, ash and rock glazes with oxides, designed and made by Milton Moon, Summertown, South Australia, Australia, 1991’, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW.

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See also

  • Osborne, Margo (December 2006), 'A converation with Milton Moon on approaching the intangible'.

Initial data sources

  • Art Gallery of South Australia

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Related events
  • Project 13: The Calligraphic Image (exhibited at)
  • Milton Moon retrospective (exhibited at)
  • Sculpture 1970: the fourth Mildura Sculpture Triennial (exhibited at)
  • Clay Dynasty (exhibited at)
  • Milton Moon: Crafting Modernism (exhibited at)
  • Project 13: The Calligraphic Image (exhibited at)
  • Milton Moon retrospective (exhibited at)
  • Sculpture 1970: the fourth Mildura Sculpture Triennial (exhibited at)
  • Clay Dynasty (exhibited at)