Mel Bone-Manser Ceramics

Mel Bone-Manser Ceramics I am a ceramic artist working in South Australia. I tend to focus on the natural world and how human activity impacts upon it.

I love working with any clay, but especially porcelain. This page is to showcase the exhibition side of my work.

The official poster for the SALA exhibition I am included in.
29/07/2025

The official poster for the SALA exhibition I am included in.

Opening this Sunday! Some wonderfully creative artists featured,   for which Pepper Street Arts Centre is renowned. 🫶
24/07/2024

Opening this Sunday! Some wonderfully creative artists featured, for which Pepper Street Arts Centre is renowned. 🫶

Artists have worked to a garden theme with a diverse and varied range of ideas concepts and interpretations The results are creative and inspiring

Come along to our opening night event. Enjoy wine, nibble, lots of ceramics to see and the artists who created them to c...
24/07/2024

Come along to our opening night event. Enjoy wine, nibble, lots of ceramics to see and the artists who created them to chat with. 😀

23 established wellknown and highly accomplished ceramic artists create 2 jugs each functional or nonfunctional Please check online for all participating artists Itll be fabulous

Thank you so much to Guildhouse for giving me this mentorship opportunity. I'm very honoured and excited to get started....
25/10/2022

Thank you so much to Guildhouse for giving me this mentorship opportunity. I'm very honoured and excited to get started. 😀👍

REVISION TECH MENTORSHIPS | We are delighted to announce the 15 artists who will be participating in our 2022 Tech Mentor Program, working with industry experts in digitally up-skilling their creative practices.

Our 2022 mentees are Sienna Blok, Melanie Bone-Manser, Kate O’Boyle, Jan Brown, Jess Ervin, Jorji Gardener, Sue Kneebone, Cristina Metelli, Lauren Murphy, Greta Laundy, Jackson Preuss, Fiona Schubert, Rosemary Whitehead, Bailey Donovan and Hanah Williams.

The reVision Tech Mentor program supports South Australian artists by identifying the digital skills they need the most and then matching them with industry professionals with the corresponding expertise. The artists will be building on their skills in videography, animation, design software, website development, digital marketing, branding and communication.

Read more about the program: https://guildhouse.org.au/revision-tech-mentors/

Image: Kate O'Boyle, There's something about Mary (still), 2022, digital video, colour, sound, image courtesy the artist.

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Willaston, SA

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Monday 8am - 12pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
2pm - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 3pm

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