Current and past exhibitions
Dare to be Different Exhibition
Old Fire Station Gallery, Redcliffe
January 2024
Redcliffe Arts Society & Redcliffe Pottery Group
Joint Exhibition,
Old Fire Station Gallery, Redcliffe
December 2023
Clay on Display Exhibition
by the Redcliffe Pottery Group
Old Fire Station Gallery, Redcliffe
November 2023
Commune Exhibition
Museum of Brisbane
May - Octobr 2023
Perk Tucker Regional Gallery
Bill Cotching’s work ‘Environmental Echoes’ was a finalist displayed in the 2022 North Queensland Ceramic Awards held at the Perc Tucker Regional Gallery.
The exhibition is a stunning visual display of ceramics ranging from sculptures to vases.
View the exhibition at: view
March 5 – 7, 2021.
Burnie Arts Council’s Artist Workshop - Ten Days on the Island
Bill Cotching has been selected as one of the feature artists for Burnie Arts Council’s partnership with Ten Days on the Island as part of their initiative to put local artisans front and centre. Front and Centre is a program designed to invigorate, develop and showcase the work and practice of artists from the North West Coast of Tasmania.
The culmination of Front and Centre will be a series of stunning window displays by participating artists to be unveiled during the Ten Days on the Island opening weekend in Burnie, 5 – 7 March 2021.
Visit Burnie Arts Council for more information.
Feb 5 - May 31, 2021
Cradle Mountain Wilderness Gallery
Bill Cotching’s works will be displayed in a Cradle Mountain Wilderness Gallery exhibition titled ‘Acceptance’.
The exhibit is a stunning visual display of ceramics ranging from sculptures to vases designed to reflect Tasmania’s natural elements.
“It’s an honour for me to be able to showcase my work in a place I have visited so often and been inspired by. The Tasmanian landscape inherently shapes my works. I find comfort knowing this breathtaking island has been here long before we were, and yet it is also rapidly changing with the modern world.
Every piece I create is the product of this earth, they come out of the firing process different each time. I have to surrender control over my art to the earth and accept it in its final form.” Says Bill.
View the exhibit at the Cradle Mountain Wilderness Gallery, located at 3718 Cradle Mountain Rd, Cradle Mountain. www.wildernessgallery.com.au
March 5 – 7, 2021.
Rubicon River Arts Joint Exhibition
Bill and Judy have joined other members of Rubicon River Arts by putting on show some of their pieces at the Latrobe Arts Hub at 21 George Street Latrobe. The exhibition was on display in March 2021.