MURIEL SIBLEY

Winter Creek Pottery




image of Hoping for the Next Ark - detail - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of Hoping for the Next Ark - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of The underlying issue has raised it's head again - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley
Hoping for the Next Ark (Detail)
Clay (Stoneware)
28cm x 28cm x 55cm enlarge
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Hoping for the Next Ark
Clay (Stoneware)
28cm x 28cm x 55cm enlarge
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The Underlying Issue
Has Raised It's Head Again
Clay (Stoneware)
28cm x 20cm x 12cm enlarge



image of Seals - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of Horned Pot - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of Rhinoceros with Egrets - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley
Seals
Clay (Stoneware)
34cm x 16cm x 15cm enlarge



Horned Pot
Clay (Stoneware)
20cm x 35cm x 48cm enlarge



Rhinoceros with Egrets
Clay (Stoneware)
43cm x 22cm x 30cm enlarge



image of Marine Iguana - detail - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of Invitation to Emerge - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of Invitation to Emerge - detail - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley
Marine Iguana (Detail)
Clay (Stoneware)
60 cm x 80 cm enlarge
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Invitation to Emerge
Clay (Stoneware)
75 cm x 40 cm enlarge
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Invitation to Emerge (Detail)
Clay (Stoneware)
75 cm x 40 cm enlarge
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image of Going Home - back - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of Going Home - front - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of The Guardian - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley
Going Home (Back)
Clay (Stoneware)
36 cm x 30 cm enlarge
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Going Home (Front)
Clay (Stoneware)
36 cm x 30 cm enlarge
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The Guardian
Clay (Stoneware)
40 cm x 25 cm enlarge
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image of Waiting - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of Female Equality: Still Backwards, Still Slow - detail - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of Female Equality: Still Backwards, Still Slow - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley
Waiting
Clay (Stoneware)
23 cm x 53 cm x 30 cm enlarge



Female Equality: Still Backwards,
Still Slow (Detail)
Clay (Stoneware)
70 cm x 70 cm enlarge
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Female Equality: Still Backwards,
Still Slow
Clay (Stoneware)
70 cm x 70 cm enlarge
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image of Carrying All Before Us, We Ride Backwards into an Uncertain Future - front - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of Carrying All Before Us, We Ride Backwards into an Uncertain Future - back - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley image of Giraffe Floor Vase - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley
Carrying All Before Us, We Ride Backwards into an Uncertain Future
(Front)  Clay (Stoneware)
37 cm x 37 cm enlarge
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Carrying All Before Us, We Ride Backwards into an Uncertain Future
(Back)  Clay (Stoneware)
37 cm x 37 cm enlarge
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Giraffe Floor Vase
Clay (Stoneware)
60 cm x 20 cm enlarge
sold



image of Rhino Casserole - ceramic sculpture by Muriel Sibley
Rhino Casserole
Clay (Stoneware)
20 cm x 18 cm enlarge
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Images courtesy of Joan Garcia and Priska Stabel

image of Murial Sibley enlarge



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Biography

Born: Illinois, USA, 1945
Immigrated to Canada in 1971.

Studied (briefly) with Cora Pucci, Boston, MA, Warren McKenzie, Minneapolis, MN, Ruth Duckworth, Chicago, IL.

Have shown in solo and group shows in Victoria and Vancouver, BC, Toronto, Ont., and Minneapolis, MN. Have sold work through galleries in Victoria, Vancouver and Toronto.

Present Gallery: Crown Publications, Victoria, BC.

Also, gallery at studio, address below. Gallery hours: Thursdays—1 to 6PM; Fridays—10AM to 6PM; Saturdays—1 to 6PM, or by appointment. Commissions welcome.


Artist Statement

Largely self-taught, I am still learning to express myself through pottery and sculpture. Mostly I make animals; they are my totems, metaphors and brothers and sisters on the earth. I live and work in the Highlands, a forested area outside Victoria, BC. Nature and my students challenge, inspire and ground me.

Introduced to clay at an early age, I have danced with it for more than fifty years! During times of varied occupations, including child-rearing, sawmilling and truck driving, writing and social activism, clay has been a constant partner. The necessary rhythm of making, drying, firing, glazing and firing again help give structure and balance to my life.

It is a privilege to work in a craft and art which began with the beginning of human history and will last, at least as artefacts, into the far future. If I had three lifetimes I could give them all happily to clay work—the fascination of it, the demands, the frustration and finally, the downright miracle of turning mud into stone.


contact info:

Muriel Sibley
178 Ross-Durrance Road
Victoria, BC, V9E 2A3
(250) 652-5434
info@capitalartsfestival.ca


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