Rosette Gault, Ph.D, Innovation in Paperclay Ceramics, M.F.A. Ceramic Arts, Gault is world known for her seminal discoveries in paperclay ceramic art and sustainable material that changed about 85% of the traditional methods and transform ceramics to a more versatile high performance and more eco-friendly medium.
Her contribution included a US patent, art (more than 130 exhibitions), writing (4 books and more than 40 articles, the first website, and teaching (more than 100 workshops and masterclasses) here and abroad.
She has over 50 years experience in the field of studio expressive ceramics since her first pottery classes 1971 with Betty Woodman in Colorado. She was an associate of Toshiko Takaezu many prominent artists worldwide.
Her award winning work has been exhibited widely and is included in public and private collections.
Much of her early research was accomplished and funded in part by Canada’s Banff Centre For the Arts. She is based in Seattle, Bainbridge and studio in Kingston, WA, or more Information please visit www.paperclayart.com
As a result of her worldwide residencies and teaching she gained hands-on experience with converting the best porcelain recipes of the world to paperclays and some of the lowest grade clays into paperclays including the worlds first field study for paperclay pot water filters
Her repertoire has grown over the decade. This sampling is small fraction the the life investigation of sublime experiences along the path to and from the Realm of Music and Art.
Rosette Gault
Rosett Gault in studio
Rosette Gault demonstrates at paperclay workshop.
Rosette Gault in Studio 1988
RosetteGault loading single fire paperclay porcelain.
Gault at exhibition 1992
Rosette Pottery at Fair on Martha's Vineyard 1975
Rosette Gault at piano 2023
Rosette Gault
