LILACH LOTAN
Ceramic artist

LILACH LOTAN Ceramic artistLILACH LOTAN Ceramic artistLILACH LOTAN Ceramic artist

LILACH LOTAN
Ceramic artist

LILACH LOTAN Ceramic artistLILACH LOTAN Ceramic artistLILACH LOTAN Ceramic artist
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Artist Statement

  

My pottery journey started over 20 years ago. From the moment I first touched clay, I was captivated by its versatility and potential. The cool, malleable texture felt like invitation to create and I quickly fell in love with the process of transforming raw earth into functional and beautiful forms. 

As “an Island potter” my work is a celebration of Vancouver Island's rich landscape and vibrant ecosystems. Inspired by the rugged coastlines, lush forests, and serene beaches, each piece I create reflects the organic shapes, textures, and colours found in nature. Through my pottery, I strive to evoke a sense of connection to the land and a reverence for its beauty. 

Equally important to me is the joy of teaching pottery. Sharing my knowledge and passion with others enriches my practice and creates a vibrant community of artists. I believe that teaching is a reciprocal experience where I learn as much from my students as they do from me. Guiding others on their creative journeys and witnessing their growth and discoveries is profoundly rewarding.


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EXHIBITIONS


Vancouver International Airport - YVR, Richmond BC, September 2009–October 2010

BC Creative Achievement Award Winners 2009: Special showcase of works

Museum of Vancouver, BC, January 8-April 14, 2010

By Hand – BC & Yukon: Juried Craft Exhibition part of the Cultural Olympiad

Cheongju International Craft Biennale, South   Korea September 23–November 1, 2009

Unity & Diversity: Juried Group Exhibition at the Canadian Pavilion

Metropolitan Center for the Visual Arts - VisArts, Rockville, MD October 25, 2009

The Art of Tea: Invitational Group Exhibition Art Matters fundraiser

Morgan Contemporary Glass Gallery, Pittsburgh, PAOctober 3–December 31, 2008

Teapots! Steep in Thought: 3rd Invitational Group Exhibition

Peters Valley Craft Center: Sally D. Francisco Gallery, Layton, NJ July 26–October 31, 2008 Great Goblet Gala: Invitational Group Exhibition

Craft Council of British Columbia, Granville Island, Vancouver, BC December 2007

Potters and Pitchers: Invitational Group Exhibition

Nanaimo Art Gallery, Vancouver Island University, Nanaimo, BCJuly 30–September 3, 2005

Tozan Cultural Society Show

BC in a Box; Potters Guild of British   Columbia, BC, May 5–November 26, 2005

The Old School House Arts Centre, Qualicum Beach, BCJuly 3-31, 2006 

Form and Fire: Solo Exhibition

Gallery of BC Ceramics, Granville-Island, Vancouver, BCFebruary 3-28, 2005 

Bottled: Solo Exhibition; part of the Potters Guild of British Columbia’s 50thAnniversary



PUBLICATIONS


Clay, Light & Water, Margaret O’Rorke, A & C Black, London / Univ. of PennsylvaniaPress, 

Lilach & Ron Lotan, p.39-40, p.49; 87; 111, First Edition 2010

NICHE, ’10 NICHE Winners, p.77, Vol. 22, No. 2, Spring 2010

By Hand – Contemporary Craft from BC & Yukon, CCBC & MOV, Blurb Inc. 2009

Lilach Lotan: Cactus Flower Sculptural Lighting, Exhibition Catalogue, Jan–Apr 2010 

Unity & Diversity – Selected Works, Museum of Vancouver & Canadian Crafts Federation 2009,

Flora & Fauna: Lilach Lotan – Lotus, Exhibition Catalogue, p.50; 98, Jan–Apr 2010

Martha Stewart Living, The Briefing: Magic Glow, p.29, February 2010

The Globe and Mail, The Design Issue: From Sea to Crafting Sea, Style, p.L5, January 16, 2010

Nisha – Design Only, Small Niche: Open Zipper (Hebrew), p.16, Vol. 94, November 2009, Israel

Cheongju International Craft Biennale 2009, Unity & Diversity: Guest Pavilion – Canada,

Flora & Fauna: Lilach Lotan – Lotus, Catalogue item 77, p.115; 262, Sept–Nov 2009

CCBC Craft Contacts, Member Highlights, p.3, p.6 March 2009–May 2009

Canadian House & Home, Style Files: New & Notable, p.36, Vol. 30, No. 11, November 2008

Ceramics Monthly, Laguna Clay Company, p.17, Vol. 56, No. 7, September 2008

NICHE, Selling Seasonally, June: Weddings, p. 69, Vol. 20, No. 3, Summer 2008

500 Plates & Chargers, Lark Books, Zipper Platter, p.188; 419, First Edition 2008

CCBC Craft Contacts, Lilach Lotan - Member Profile, p.3, December 2007–February 2008

BC Home, West Coast Style, p.16-17, Vol. 4, No. 4, September 2007

NICHE, ’07 NICHE Winners, p.74, Vol. 19, No. 2, Spring 2007

Ceramics Monthly, Emerging Artists 2006, p.34, Vol. 54, No. 5, May 2006 

500 Pitchers, Lark Books, Untitled, p.139, front flap, intro. p.6; 417, First Edition 2006

NICHE, ’06 NICHE Winners, p.93, Vol. 12, No. 2, Spring 2006

Tozan Cultural Society 10th Anniversary 1995-2005, Impact Visual Communications, July 2005

Ceramics Monthly, Upfront, p.16; 22, Vol. 53, No. 3, March 2005 

  

ACCOMPLISHMENTS


NICHE Magazine’s 2010 Awards Winner: Home Furnishings – Lamps/Lighting Category

NICHE Magazine’s 2010 Awards Finalist: Ceramics - Wheel-thrown Category

BC Creative Achievement Award for Applied Art & Design: 2009 Winner

Awards reception and ceremony at Shaw TV Vancouver, BC September 21, 2009; presented by the honourable Premier Gordon Campbell

One of a Kind Award for Excellence in All Craft Media, Western  Canada: 2008 Winner

NICHE Magazine’s 2008 Awards Finalist: Ceramics - Wheel-thrown Category

NICHE Magazine’s 2008 Awards Finalist: Home Furnishings - Teapots Category

NICHE Magazine’s 2007 Awards Winner: Ceramics - Wheel-thrown Category

Ladysmith Arts Council’s 2nd Annual Multi Media Fine Arts Exhibition: Second Place Winner

NICHE Magazine’s 2006 Awards Winner: Whimsical Category



EDUCATION


Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem, Jerusalem,  ISRAEL November 2000-June 2003

Ceramics Design Program in Residence

Ceramics:Basic/Advanced Ceramic Techniques, Sculpture, Introduction to Casting.

Pottery:Basic/Advanced Studio & Interpretive Workshops, Glazing, Raku, Special Firings,

Research & Development Workshops

Design:Basic/Advanced Studio, Theories in Design, Structure-Form-Function, Embodiment,


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