Robert Barron

Robert Barron (1957- ) was born in Harpenden, UK, but grew up in Croydon, Victoria, where his mother had a pottery. In 1976, he began working full-time in the family pottery. In 1979, he went overseas for five years to New Zealand, North America, England, Europe, and South Korea to work with wood-firing potters. During this time, he visited Michael Cardew at Wenford Bridge Pottery, Cornwall, UK, and studied with several of his trainees. He was also engaged as an apprentice at Cornwall Bridge Pottery, Connecticut, USA. In 1984, he established the Gooseneck Pottery at Kardella, Victoria, where he is still based today. Twice a year, he fires a 1000 cubic foot, five-chambered. Nabori-Gama style kiln which he built himself with the assistance of a Crafts Board grant. He also spends about three months of the year travelling as a guest lecturer, pottery judge and exhibitor. He marks his works variously with a painted 'RB’ or 'Barron’ or 'Robert Barron’ or 'GNP’ for Gooseneck Pottery.

ZoteroUseful links

Result Pages:  1  Displaying 1 to 3 (of 3 items)

Gooseneck Pottery. Jug and two beakers Barron, Robert Gooseneck Pottery. Jug and two beakers $40.00 Buy Now
Gooseneck Pottery. Salt-glazed bottle Barron, Robert Gooseneck Pottery. Salt-glazed bottle $500.00 Buy Now
Gooseneck Pottery. Shallow bowl Barron, Robert Gooseneck Pottery. Shallow bowl $30.00

Result Pages:  1  Displaying 1 to 3 (of 3 items)
Add  to del.icio.us Add  to Digg Add  to Ekstreme Add  to Facebook Add  to Furl Add  to Google Add  to Newsvine Add  to Reddit Add  to Technorati Add  to Twitter Add  to Yahoo myWeb Add  to Stumbleupon
Potters
Quick Find