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Michael J Dillon

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Latitude
-35.0546525
Longitude
142.8830435
Start Date
1944-01-01
End Date
1944-01-01

Description

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ID
tb9e4e

Extended Data

DAAO URL
https://www.daao.org.au/bio/michael-dillon
Birth Place
Manangatang, Victoria, Australia
Biography
Michael J Dillon was an art student in Bendigo Technical College, Australia. March 1965 – 1966. DILLON was the second person employed by Wedgwood as a Designer / Potter at Barlaston, under the direct control of Mr. VICTOR SKELLERN. He was allowed to pursue his own sculpting style, creating Oriental-inspired shapes, abstract clay designs and special glazes. Most of his work is characterized by a pinched top. 1965/1966 – Ceramics Exhibitions:4 in LONDON2 in Atlanta & New Orleans, USA. Lecturer:3 Universities in Australia1 university in Malaysia 1971 – DILLON threw stoneware goblets, decorated by Mirka MORA. 2003 – 2004 – 12 months with Royal Selangor International, KUALA LUMPUR, on Special Design Project, for NEW range of Vinifera (wine item designs). Writers: 7write6 Date written: 2022 Last updated: 2022
Born
b. 1944
Summary
Following training at Bendigo Technical College, Dillon worked at Wedgwood as a Designer / Potter at Barlaston UK in the mid-1960s.
Gender
Male
Died
None listed
Age at death
None listed