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In Conversation with Shelby Sherritt

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134 Victoria Street,
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  • Fri 8 May

5:30pm–7pm

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A special edition of crafting conversation features ceramic artist Shelby Sherritt in conversation with curator and creative producer Angela D'Alton. Known for her ceramics practice and her thoughtful approach to business, Shelby has built a distinctive career that bridges studio practice, retail, and community engagement. As the founder of The Pottage, she has created a space that showcases craft while fostering connections within the community.

This event is part of the Ballarat Craft and Design Week.

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