There is something truly magical about having a piece that is not only handmade, but one-of-a-kind, in your home.
- Father - McMeekin, Ivan – IM (impressed) with crossed pick and shovel (impressed) from 1954-1959, IM (impressed) from 1954-1993 [Ford]
- McMeekin, Susie – SM (impressed)
Knowing that you are the only person who owns that piece and that it’s different and unique to anything else out there.
Three established ceramics artists who are also Rural Fire Service fire fighters,
have joined forces in Sydney to present 'One Foot on the Black',
an exhibition celebrating their shared professional and volunteer commitments.
• Susie McMeekin (South Katoomba Brigade)
• Gail Nichols (Mongarlowe Brigade)
• Geoff Thomas (Biddon-Bulga Brigade)
This is what attracts media dragons to clay as handmade pottery becomes a talking piece due to its individuality and craftsmanship. Introduce something into your home that is completely one of a kind and different than anything else on the market.
East & West - AP Susie McMeekin
Susie McMeekin is a potter of 25 years experience. She lives in Katoomba in
The Blue Mountains about 100 kilometres west of Sydney, Australia.
Susie is one of the few second-generation potters in Australia.
She is one of two daughters of Ivan McMeekin distinguished Australian potter. He was the founder of the Sturt pottery workshop Mittagong and a founding member of Potters Society of Australia. Susie started working with her Dad in 1978.
She works in Porcelain and Stoneware. Concentrating on only a few glazes,
Chun, Celadon, Tea Dust and Ying Ching.
Contact Susie if you are interested in purchasing her work or wish to visit my Katoomba (NSW) showroom/studio.
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