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Charmian Quintrell of Hawthorndene at work on a pot. 22 December 1987.
Rae Roberts (of Redwood Park) throwing a pot for the upcoming exhibition at Tea Tree Gully. 18 September 1991.
Urrbrae artist Joyce Scott puts the finishing touches on a pot to be included in her latest exhibition, 17 February 1988.
Tea Tree Gully Craft Workshop. Fran Skinner from Fairview Park and Antonette Rowlands from Modbury Heights taking work out of the Kiln. 1989.
Tea Tree Gully Craft Workshop, Fran Skinner from Fairview Park and Antonette Rowlands from Modbury Heights taking work out of the kiln. 1989.
Eileen Smith of Coromandel Valley. 10 October 1990.
Left to right, Chris and Robin Smith of Aiston Park Pottery with Tea Tree Gully Council Award. 15 November 1989.
According to a researcher, Aiston Park Pottery was a workshop active in Adelaide from 1978, when it was first registered as a business name, to 1998, when the company was liquidated. Mark Heidenreich was a master potter there in the first half of the 1980s. Evidence suggests that a number of South Australian potters trained there, including Geoffrey Tarr (1981-1986), Simon Butler (1987-88) and Cathy Franzi (late 1980s). For more information refer to FlickR viewed 21/5/2012.
Potter Maggie Smith peeking out from her exhibition "Magical Mediaevil Moments" at the Liston Gallery, Parkside. 28 October 1981.
Local artist Robyn Stewart with the pottery recovered from an exhibition in China. 1989.
Alison (left) from Stonyfell and Esther from Magill with their creations. 18 June 1986.
Porcelain artist Merilyn Taylor proudly shows off some of her dragons, which will be on display at Studio 51's open day. 3 March 1988
Pembroke potters Judy Tregoning (left) and Alison Roder ready their craft pieces for sale starting this Friday, June 12. 10 June 1987.
Salisbury Heights potter Helen Turvey works on a piece for her exhibition. 8 July 1987.
Potter Jan Twyerould with some of her creations which will feature in the 1988 Adelaide Festival. 3 March 1988.
Helen Turvey of Salisbury Heights. A potter included on Salisbury Council's List of Living Treasures. 21 October 1992.
Helen Turvey of Salisbury Heights. A potter included on Salisbury Council's List of Living Treasures. 21 October 1992.
Potter Angela Valamanesch gets some first-hand use from one of the fruits of her labour. Angela's work will be on display at the contemporary craft exhibition. 9 March 1988.
Potter Angela Valamanesch gets some first-hand use from one of the fruits of her labour. Angela's work will be on display at the contemporary craft exhibition. 9 March 1988.
Tea Tree Gully Craft Workshop, Jill Woolley from Para Hills at work on her pots. 1989.
Tea Tree Gully Craft Workshop, Jill Woolley from Para Hills at work on her pots. 1989.
Sid Lee of Gawler holding posters made by local children. 22 October 1986.
Bronwyn Platten, of St Peters, with her winning poster for the 1988 Adelaide Fringe Festival that started out as a doodle. 4 November, 1987.
Photographer Steve Berekmeri - snapped up a prize in national awards. 5 August 1987.
Photographic ace Clair Bockner of Joslin shows off some of the infra-red snaps she is displaying at the Botanical Gardens. 19 October 1988.
(Left to right) Senior Constable David Chadwick (award winning photographer), Riz Callisto of the Hilton, Kym Cullen community relations officer with the police department. Looking at David's award winning photograph, he won the Commissioners award. 23 May 1990.
Irish migrant Shris Clark with his "Impressions of South Australia" calendar. 18 September 1991.
Parkside photographer Liz French with her exhibition at Fullarton Park Community Centre. 19 November 1986.
Alyson Goodale of Leabrook helps get things mobile for the Shot in the Dark photographic exhibition at the Odeon Theatre. 28 October 1987.
Photographer Mat Markinson with some of the works he will be exhibiting soon. 8 April 1987.
Shaun Mullins 'spotting prints for display'. 22 August 1990.
Leonid Olijnyk, 53, of Marina with his award-winning photograph "Ocean Beach". 17 August 1988.
On display. Ken Orchard, left, and Alan Cruikshank with their exhibitions at the Contemporary Art Centre. 17 February 1988.
