Susan’s domestic objects are wheel-thrown, sculpted and decorated in a watercolour style. Her floral Garden Series acknowledges the tradition of floral symbolism in ceramics. Each piece is unique but coordinates with other pieces in the series, like siblings in a family.
Care & Use: Decorative and functional. Microwave and dishwasher safe.
Material: Porcelain
Measurement (in.): D7.25 x H3.25
Weight (lb. & oz.): 1 pound & 2.5 ounces
SKU: 090678
Susan Card
Susan Card established a studio in 1989 Toronto, Ontario while studying ceramic design at Sheridan College, after completing degrees at University of Manitoba (B. H. Ec.-textiles, B.F.A. – painting). Card has participated in, curated or acted as a juror for over 150 exhibitions and published many articles about ceramics in local and international publications such as Ceramic Art and Perception (Australia), Ceramic Review (Britain) and Neue Keramik (Germany) and FUSION Magazine (Canada). Card worked as part-time faculty in the School of Crafts and Design, Sheridan College, Oakville, Ontario; concurrently, she taught pottery classes for the City of Toronto. Commissions include adaptations of Japanese Edo period pottery for the Royal Ontario Museum and objects for two episodes of Museum Secrets (History Channel, 2011) and the Hollywood movie "The End of Summer" starring Jacqueline Bissett (1995). Card volunteers for the Collections Committee, Art Gallery of Burlington, Toronto Potters and Burlington Potters organizing speakers’ programs. She is a past Board member for Toronto Outdoor Art Fair and FUSION: The Ontario Clay and Glass Association. In 2006, she opened DISH GALLERY + Studio in Toronto Distillery District to make and exhibit her work, as well as works by other Canadian ceramists.
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