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Pots in stock updated on 3 February 2012 |
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| Exhibition with Andrew Walford at the Pretoria home of architect Professor Ora Joubert in Pretoria, November 2011 | |
DIGBY HOETS One of South Africa's foremost potters, Digby specialises in very large, high-fired, glazed, durable pots (planters, floor jars, urns, jars) and handbasins for bathrooms or kitchens. He works mainly on commission, making groups of pots for offices, hotels, restaurants, galleries and private homes. Examples of Digby's pots may be seen at Johannesburg Art Gallery, MTN, Development Bank of South Africa, Gencor, Nedcor, Wilderness Safaris camps throughout southern Africa, ABCON, PSG, TA Bank, PPC, ABSA, Guardian National, INCA, Transnet, in the homes of collectors of pots all over the world and in the gardens at Highgrove in Gloucestershire. Pots may be viewed, by appointment, at his studio in Midrand (between Johannesburg and Pretoria). He runs a pottery school which offers a wide range of facilities (see pottery classes). |
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| Urn with horizontal combing (1 metre by 82cm) | Digby Hoets finishing one of his large pots |
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| Digby
Hoets is featured in issue number 194, the March /April 2002 edition of
international ceramics magazine, Ceramic Review. The article by South African artist and writer, Wilma Cruise, is entitled: "On
a Grand Scale - Monumental Pots from South African potter Digby Hoets".
(www.ceramicreview.com) |
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| Group of pots outside Digby Hoets' studio, Johannesburg, South Africa | |
| Website design www.scarablizard.com | |
| Copyright Digby Hoets 2012 | |
