Alluvium, the Latin word describing the contents of an alluvial deposit — clays, gems and precious metals — would appear to be an appropriate name for this confluence of contemporary ceramics and metals practice. Trudy is exhibiting new works in this international group show being held at the Sands Venetian Macao resort and at the Macao Museum of Art this summer. Trudy presented her current research on bidirectional fabrication for ceramic artists at The Australian Ceramics Triennale Tasmania in Hobart this spring. Paul's article published in the Summer/Fall issue of Studio Potter magazine. Read the article in the February issue of Ceramics Monthly on Trudy's research with Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) in Jingdezhen, China 
Welcome to Alluvium.ca
This website supports the creative and educational activities of
ceramic artist, Trudy Ellen Golley MFA, RCA, IAC
studio metalsmith, Paul Wm. Leathers MFA, RCAand includes:
selected recent activities featuring links to images of recent exhibitions
portfolios featuring images of recent work
resources such as current CVs, biographies & statements
listings of available lectures and workshops
web pages featuring images from recent workshops Clicking on images or highlighted text will link to content within the website. Pages are set to load at 1024x768, but may be made larger by dragging them out.
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Alluvium:
"All That's Gold Does Glitter"
June/Oct., 2019
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"Bidirectional fabrication for ceramic artists"
May, 2019
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"Crossing Borders: Breaking Boundaries"
Aug., 2017
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"All That Glisters"
Feb., 2011
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