It turns out throwing pottery is kind of like riding a bike. Thirty years ago, Tony was immersed in the rich traditions and rigorous disciplines of Japanese pottery and culture. Then he took up a position at Scotland's Iona Pottery and exhibited his work around the world before coming home to establish his own studios in Melbourne and Geelong.
But for the last two decades, he's been working at Deakin University in multimedia design.
Now, he's back at the wheel--and it's almost like he never left! He's embracing his passion for pottery and teaching once again. You can learn from his extensive knowledge and experience. Sign-up on the website for a 2-hour taster class or a 4-week full-meal-deal.