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Peace Study V2 $7500- Medium
- Porcelain, Aluminum, Resin
- Size
- 26 × 60 × 4 inches
66.04 × 152.4 × 10.16 cm - Year
- 2018
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Sanctuary 39 $3800- Medium
- Porcelain, walnut and steel
- Size
- 19.5 × 39 × 8.5 inches
49.53 × 99.06 × 21.59 cm - Year
- 2019
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Sanctuary 42 $3800- Medium
- Porcelain, walnut and steel
- Size
- 19.5 × 42 × 7.5 inches
49.53 × 106.68 × 19.05 cm - Year
- 2019
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Sanctuary 54 with Walnut $6700- Medium
- Porcelain
- Size
- 21 × 54 × 10 inches
53.34 × 137.16 × 25.4 cm - Year
- 2019
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Canyon Crevice Bowl $3000- Medium
- Porcelain
- Size
- 8.75 × 15.5 × 13 inches
22.23 × 39.37 × 33.02 cm - Year
- 2019
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Hollow Reeds $2600- Medium
- Porcelain
- Size
- 32 × 20 × 2 inches
81.28 × 50.8 × 5.08 cm - Year
- 2017
News
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Susan Collett and Paula Murray honoured! 5 November 2020
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Paula Murray's bowls Awarded at 2014 Canadian Business and Arts Awards. 5 November 2020
About Paula Murray
(b.1958, Ottawa, ON) WATCH THE VIDEO Paula Murray studied ceramics at Sheridan College and completed a residency at The Banff Centre before launching a successful career. She has received multiple grants and awards from the Ontario Crafts Council, the Canada Council and the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Quebec. She has completed many public commissions including pieces for the Governor General's Perform Arts Awards. Murray's ceramics have been gifted by the Canadian government to dignitaries such as US President George W. Bush and UN Secretary Kofi Annan. Her work is held in private, corporate and public collections including Canadian Museum of Civilization, the Banff Centre, the Gardiner Museum, Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec. In 2006, she was elected member of the RCA. In 2017, she was elected member of the International Academy of Ceramics.
View CVPast Exhibitions
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Summer Array
17 July 2020 — 6 September 2020 -
Small Walls. Big Ideas.
14 December 2019 — 26 January 2020 -
PLAYLIST- Summer Group Exhibition
30 June 2018 — 9 September 2018 -
GEOMETRICS
26 July 2014 — 17 August 2014 -
When the Bough Breaks: Re-imagining the Tree
27 June 2013 — 1 August 2013 -
Abstraction
4 August 2012 — 11 September 2012