Sandra Black: Holding Light

Sandra Black: Holding LightIn a career spanning over five decades, Western Australian ceramicist Sandra Black weaves elements her personal narrative into a body of work defined by resolved design and exceptional craftmanship. Sandra Black: Holding light was published alongside the artists first major career survey at The Art Gallery of Western Australia. Featuring photographs of Blacks work, a chronology of her life and essay by exhibition curator Isobel Wise, Holding Light

Weight: 10g

or the erotic curves of the human body in a few searching strokes of charcoal

painting versus conceptual

Material: Super light gold glitter crescent moon on a black disc stud

hand-engraved motifs beneath a brilliant blue crystalline glaze

there is a lack of Chinese women artists represented in (inter-)national exhibitions and publications

The publication of this material is an unprecedented achievement

Renowned since the early 1990s for capturing young individuals in their social settings—clubs

a Florence Architecture graduate now based in Milan

it’s a must-have resource for any man looking to elevate his style for years to come

implying that every single one of her photographs is a self-portrait

highlighting the samurai elite