Contemporary ceramic art course with Juz Kitson.

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Discover Juz Kitson’s distinctive approach to sculptural making

In Curious Matter, Juz invites you into her studio to experience her distinctive approach to hand-building – where porcelain meets found materials, and structure takes on a life of its own.

You'll combine ceramic techniques to build sculptural works, large and small, that pulse with life and meaning.

Drawing on her deep knowledge of contemporary art, Juz will help you sharpen your ideas, build conceptual depth, and translate instinct into form.

Suitable for beginners and experienced makers, you'll come away with new ways of seeing ceramics, a real understanding of how porcelain and clay respond to the hand, and the confidence to push your creative boundaries – crafting work that feels both grounded and otherworldly.

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Curious Matter with Juz Kitson invites you to...

Juz Kitson - community and exhibition - USP 1

Hand-build, experiment with - and even combine - porcelain, raku, and black clay, no wheel required.

Juz Kitson - handbuilding - ceramics - USP 2

Create highly detailed encapsulated forms and stunning relief tiles for the wall, shelf or plinth.

Juz Kitson - embellished tiles - ceramics - USP-3

Discover and demystify how porcelain is a material you can work with, not a material to be precious about.

Juz Kitson - ceramics - installed in the landscape - USP 4

Decide what gets fired, and what can be left to dry, or even installed in the landscape.

Juz Kitson - reflect on how work looks in space - ceramics - USP 5

Learn to install, but also look at your work, and reflect on how it works in a space.

Juz Kitson - community and exhibition - USP-6

Connect with a worldwide community of artists and share your work in a curated online exhibition.

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Get to know Juz

Juz Kitson has spent eighteen years building a porcelain-centred sculpture and installation practice, and is now represented by some of Australia’s leading galleries. 

In 2009, David Walsh – before MONA existed – bought her complete graduate body of work. It became her first sale, now in MONA's collection. A decade in Jingdezhen, China's ancient porcelain city, followed, including a residency gilding resin-cast skeletons alongside thirty-five women who didn't speak a word of English, working under artist Lin Tianmiao. 

Juz now works from The Art House Milton, NSW, where she lives with her husband and baby.

Don't have access to a kiln? That's ok.

A note from Juz...

This course really gets you looking at and thinking about the process.

It's not always about permanence. We don't always have to put pieces through the kiln. Potentially, they could become ephemeral installations, or just be a learning experience where you learn about the material and push it in new directions, and even build as big as you can.

So, don't be worried if you don't have access to a kiln. You can create ephemeral installations and works. They don't have to be finished and fired. It's not only going to feed your creative process, but entice and excite you and get you thinking about so many different things.

Ceramics really is endless.

Work by Juz Kitson during Curious Matter - ceramics art course (1)

Your Take Two experience includes:

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Direct interaction with Juz for up to eight weeks.

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Hours of cinematic video lessons.

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Unlimited learning with lifetime access.

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A worldwide community of artists.

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Have your questions answered in two live Q&As.

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Comprehensive workbooks to reinforce your learning.

… plus the community and resources to keep the conversation flowing long after the course ends.

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