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An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley

An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley
An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley
An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley
An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley
An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley
An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley
An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley
An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley
An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley
An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley
An exhibition by Judy Woodborne and Rebecca Tetley

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April 14, 2013
May 04, 2013

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This exhibition features a continuation of the Water Elements series of paintings by Judy Woodborne and ceramic work by Rebecca Tetley.

Judy Woodborne trained as a printmaker, graduating with a MFA from UCT. She was invited in 2007 to produce an exhibition of paintings as Festival Artist for the Klein Karoo Kunsfees. Since then she has held a number of exhibitions of her paintings inspired by her travels.

This exhibition, titled "Water", is a continuation of the theme of "The Elements" series of paintings. The images are taken from travels to China, Zanzibar and a recent trip by boat to Namibia. Here the water paintings serve as visual meditation; a metaphor for the flow of time and the impermanence of our existence.

Rebecca Tetley completed a degree in Fine Art at Stellenbosch University, majoring in painting. She later began experimenting with clay, intrigued by the bone-like quality of raw, unglazed porcelain and stoneware.

"I became a potter by default. The clay is my canvas…I pinch my pots very thinly and while they're still wet I paint them with oxides. After firing them at extremely high temperatures - 1 260 degrees to 1300 degrees Celsius, the oxide and the clay seem to melt together." – Rebecca Tetley

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