Noel Flood b. 1936

  • Artist (Ceramist),
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Flood trained as an artist and worked with Alan Caiger-Smith UK, Royal Delft Pottery Netherlands, and in Australia, David Boyd & John Perceval. Returned to Australia from Netherlands ca.1962 and exhibits thrown functional wares & sculpture. He also had an extensive career as an educator. Elected as President, Victorian Ceramic Group, 1973.
Tags: ceramic artist, sculptor, potter, ceramist, Ballarat School of Mines, Victorian Ceramic Group, James Joyce, Bloomsday, Ballynakill Co Galway, Woodford Co Galway, Gryphon Gallery, Pottery in Australia, SKEPSI Gallery, Walker Ceramic Award, Melbourne State College
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T-Square Club
Artist, Architect
member of
Victorian Ceramic Group
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member of
Sebastopol Amateur Cycling club
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Cycling & Art intrinsically intertwined
associate of
Victorian Artists Society
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member of
Amnesty International
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Residences
  • 1961 - 1962 Royal Delft Potteries - De Porceleyne Fles, Rotterdam, Netherlands (Studio potter, design and produce ceramics)
  • 1981 National College of Art and Design, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland (Sabbatical, Artist-in-Residence, Exhibitor. )
  • 1961 Alan Caiger-Smith Aldermaston Pottery, Est 1955 Berkshire, UK (A cooperative workshop of potters )
  • 1930 - 1960 Ballarat, Victoria
  • 1961 - 1962 Royal Delft Potteries - De Porceleyne Fles, Rotterdam, Netherlands (Studio potter, design and produce ceramics)
  • 1981 National College of Art and Design, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland (Sabbatical, Artist-in-Residence, Exhibitor. )
  • 1961 Alan Caiger-Smith Aldermaston Pottery, Est 1955 Berkshire, UK (A cooperative workshop of potters )
  • 1930-1939 - 1960-1969 Ballarat, Victoria
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