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Kim Drew Makes Small batch, functional ceramics that are inspired by nature's curves and imperfections.

16/10/2026

Just a few of the treasures that are ready and packed for tomorrows Melbourne Ceramic Fair 🙌

I will be hanging out with over 70 other potters and makers and hope to see you there 👋

October 17 & 18, 10-3pm
Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre
*free entry

14/10/2026
12/10/2026

What an unreal three days!

A huge thank you to everyone who joined me for my Community Tile Project – From Waste to Surface as part of Geelong Design Week What a fabulous turnout, and so many wonderful mini pieces of art!

The biggest thank you to Geelong Design Week team for all your support throughout the project and for putting together such an incredible programme. And a huge thank you to the Geelong Botanic Gardens for being so accommodating and providing the most beautiful backdrop for our workshops. 🌿

And finally a special thank you to Teressa and Katey for helping me and being totally amazing 🫶

It was wonderful to see so many people come together, get creative and be part of a community project.

Stay tuned for an update on the finished project…

04/10/2026

What a weekend!

Thrilled to be included in this weekend’s gt magazine for my upcoming community tile project with Geelong Design Week. A huge thank you to Tessa Hayward for the fabulous write-up and to Alan Barber for the beautiful photos. I’m so excited to see this project come to life and to have the community be part of it.

Saturday was also the official opening of Shared Ground at Untether Gallery + Studios — such a wonderful celebration and a beautiful night with so many talented artists. The biggest thank you to Inge Sachiyo Flinte for curating this wonderful exhibition and bringing us all together.

It’s the last week to see Shared Ground, closing this Saturday, so if you haven’t made it in yet, there’s still time 🖤

01/10/2026

You are warmly invited to join us for the official opening of SHARED GROUND at Untether Gallery + Studios this Saturday 3 October, 1.30–3.30pm

Curated by Inge Sachiyo Flinte as part of Geelong Design Week - if you visit during the exhibition, you’ll also have the opportunity to contribute to a community artwork.

Hope to see you there 🖤

27/09/2026

🌿 Come make a tile with me! 🌿

Join me at Geelong Design Week for From Waste to Surface: A Community Tile Project — a hands-on clay workshop where we’ll use shells, leaves, seed pods, sticks and other natural materials to create unique textures in clay.

The tiles will then be saggar fired using organic waste materials from Geelong and surrounding areas, giving every piece its own completely unpredictable surface.

The tiles will then become part of a larger community project, bringing together lots of individual contributions into one shared artwork.

No experience needed — just come along, get your hands dirty and be part of it! 🖤

📍 Geelong Botanic Gardens
🎟️ Free Event - Bookings essential — link in bio

Come make a little piece of the place we call home. 🌱

23/09/2026

SHARED GROUND — opening this Thursday at Untether Gallery

Thrilled to be part of Shared Ground, a group exhibition bringing together ten local artists as part of Geelong Design Week, curated by Inge Sachiyo Flinte

The exhibition explores the ways we are shaped by the places, people, communities and environments around us — and the many connections that grow from simply being here.

I’ll have three larger ceramic pieces and one wall hanging in the show, all made using locally gathered organic materials and connected in different ways to place and community.

You’re warmly invited to join us for the official opening on Saturday 3 October, 1.30–3.30pm at Untether Gallery + Studios

And if you visit during the exhibition, you’ll also have the opportunity to contribute to a community artwork.

Hope to see you there 🖤

📍 Untether Gallery
📅 24 September – 10 October
🥂 Official opening: Saturday 3 October, 1.30–3.30pm

14/09/2026

A little peek at what came out of the latest saggar firing… Al

Some fabulous student work fresh from the kiln, alongside a few larger pieces of mine heading off to a group exhibition for Geelong Design Week.

This firing was packed with seaweed, various native flowers and leaves, mandarin skins and olive pips — and I ran out of banksia pods and gumnuts!

There’s always a bit of anticipation when the kiln is opened, as you never quite know what the organic materials will leave behind.

Looking forward to workshop participants picking up their little treasures🖤

01/06/2026

I am absolutely thrilled to be one of the six artists selected for the 2026 (Studio)Lab cohort with

Just over a week into this six-month journey and I am already loving every minute. So far we’ve bound our own books with the fabulous Taryn from Platform Arts, spent an inspiring day exploring Joywork in Desperate Times with Claire and Jen from The Centre for Reworlding, and today I finally began a little plotting, dreaming and making in this beautiful light-filled studio space.

It feels incredibly special to be part of a cohort of thoughtful, generous creatives, with the time and support to explore new ideas, challenge my practice and see where curiosity leads.

I’m excited to share this journey as it unfolds over the coming months.

Check out the rest of the gang:

longo
sadeqi

Last week I had a photo shoot with the fabulous  - thank you Lauren, super chuffed with all your wonderful pictures🖤    ...
28/05/2026

Last week I had a photo shoot with the fabulous - thank you Lauren, super chuffed with all your wonderful pictures🖤

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