James Ireland from the Western Leader came and interviewed Bob at the pottery ceramic studio. Handmade in a pottery in New Zealand.
Western Leader take a studio tour
[ MORE ]
homestyle magazine interviews Bob Steiner Ceramics
homestyle magazine write about Bob Steiner Ceramics
[ MORE ]
An overview of the Garden Art or Garden Sculpture that the NZ design ceramic artist / potter creates and see a demonstration on how to hang ceramic wall tile. Handmade in a pottery in New Zealand. New Zealand plants and birds alongwith Pacific and Maori design and symbols are used in some of this pottery / ceramics.
[ MORE ]
Bob Steiner’s Kokako Bird project was for an exhibition to support the Kokako , in association with the supporters of Tiritiri Matangi, to promote conservation of New Zealand native birds and plants. Flower art / ceramics New Zealand plants and trees often inspire Bob to create and relay sculpture into pottery.
[ MORE ]
After being let down on a pottery commission for Alison’s birthday Bob decided maybe it was time to work on a sculpture of his own. Their son William was the subject of the life size sculpture. Using the coiling clay method Bob began at the feet and coiling, he sculpted as the sculpture grew. William had some input and was quite forthright about the colours and the No. 7 on the back of his shirt (his age and of course New Zealand Rugby Player Richie McCaw’s number) Read more below.
[ MORE ]
Oxfam Trailwalkers is an annual event held in New Zealand. Bob Steiner Ceramics is privileged to support it.
[ MORE ]
This is expected to become an annual event. Here are some notes from the 2011 wall art challenge when we congratulated Catherine Melo the winner. Catherine was presented with her prize in association with Mixt in Kingsland. Pictured here with Bob, Catherine will be donating part of her prize to auction for the Red Cross Christchurch Earthquake Appeal. Thank you Catherine for your passionate response to Bob’s work
[ MORE ]
Bob Steiner Ceramics developed a series of compositions of ceramic art pieces to create a courtyard garden in the Mercy Hospice Auckland.
The purchase of a tile offers a tangible and lasting memory of a loved one and will ensure that the services can continue to be provided free of charge to the people of Auckland City.
