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FUNCTIONAL
Chris
Simoncelli
Aesthetically, my repertoire of forms
is influenced by the directness of contemporary design and
the presence and strength of Minoan, Greek, and Chinese
pottery.
Judith
Anderson
Nice teapots, vessels and
more - with or with the Dragonfly motif
Wayne
Bates
Brightly-colored
geometric patterns give new life to traditional forms.
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TEAPOTS
Dina
Angelwing
Three distinct series: Classic,
Whimsical, and Geometric
Joe
Klingler
These are some of the miniature
teapots I am currently focusing my efforts on. All the pieces
are thrown on a potters wheel, trimmed, carved and decorated
by hand...
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SCULPTURE
Ken
Price
...Defined by actoplasmic
bulges, curves, swells and slurps, they simultaneously
evoke Flubber, Henry Moore....
Rudy
Autio
Rudy Autio is one of the
most masterful and influential artists working with clay
in the United States today
Christine
Federighi
"The clay figure form has been
constant to my work for ten years. It has served as a
vehicle for carving and layering painted narrative patterns
Michael Sherrill
A studio potter living in North Carolina, Sherrill is
known for his highly stylized and exaggerated teapots,
vases, and bottles in brilliant colors.
Robert
Pulley
Human
scale,
powerful organic abstractions that combine references
to geologic and biologic forms with hints of the human
figure. The sculptures exhibit strength of form and richness
of surface and can be installed indoors or in garden settings
Zibigniew
Chojnacki
Large-scale human figures... *collected into the Renwick
in 2001
Jay
Dougan
The industrial object is one interest that influences
my current work. Particularly the types that have been
abandoned and left to deteriorate yet now as discards
have little outward value. This type of industrial object
is the inspiration for the aesthetic I am working with...
SCULPTURAL
VESSELS
Stephen
Merritt
My
own introduction to clay came many years ago in
the form of a small Phoenician jar ...
James
Spiroff
I
try to emulate the natural patterns of expansion
and growth into my work by pushing the boundaries
of form and surface...
Bennett
Bean
The
fascinating thing about the recent work of Bennett
Bean is how securely it manages to reconcile so
many seeming opposites...
Patrick
Dragon
The
graceful, elegant bowl forms... The motifs, lines,
and color relationships are based on the random
patterns found in my environment... I am inspired
by the patterns I sense on the surface of the
earth; the rocks, water, sky and trees
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Decorative / Accessories
RS
Ceramics
I am interested
in using clay as a way of capturing time, recording everyday
events, and shaping a personal history
Erik Bright
Ceramics
My work as an artist has always made reference
to both my childhood in Southern and Western Africa and
that of my Norwegian heritage.
Robert
Carlson
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Picasso:
25 Years of Edition Ceramics
February 1
– April 13, 2003
Fort
Wayne Museum of Art
Pablo
Picasso (1881-1973) is known for his innovative paintings that
heralded surrealism and cubism and the course of 20th century
art. He also worked in sculpture, printmaking and ceramics. This
exhibition features a selection of the ceramics created by Picasso
in collaboration with George and Suzanne Ramie and artisans at
their Madoura pottery workshop in Vallauris, France. Included
are 65 ceramic works from 1947-1971 – plates, bowls, pitchers,
vases, and plaques. Lithographs and etchings by Picasso complement
the ceramics. More...
Jun
Kaneko: Retrospective
Feb. 8 - May 18, 2003
Daum
Museum of Contemporary Art
This
will be the largest major showing of his work to be presented
to the Midwest. Dedicating all seven galleries to Kaneko’s pieces,
the Daum Museum is to become one of the top exhibitors of this
ceramic-based artist in the country. Kaneko will incorporate the
medium of ceramics, painting, and cast glass in order to demonstrate
his well-rounded nature as an artist. More...
Ceramics
- Two Perspectives: Works by Robert Pulley and Jay Dougan
Now
- Feb 3 at Function
+ Art (Chicago
IL)
The
human scale ceramic sculptures by Robert Pulley, are powerful
organic abstractions that combine references to geologic and biologic
forms with hints of the human figure. The sculptures exhibit strength
of form and richness of surface and can be installed indoors or
in garden settings.
The
2003 Elizabeth R. Raphael Founder's Prize Award and Exhibition
‹ Ceramics
This
is a juried competition (jurors include Jimmy Clark and Thomas
Piche, Jr.) open to all artists working in ceramics. Emerging
artists are especially encouraged to apply. In addition to being
featured in the exhibition (November 14, 2003 to March 20, 2004),
the winner receives a $5000 cash award, and a video will be made
of the artist and her/his work. SCC also reserves the right to
purchase the Raphael Founder¹s Prize winning entry. The deadline
for entries is May 2, 2003. For more information and printable
pdf entry form please click
here
2nd
East and West Clay Works Exhibition - New York
Viridian
Artists, New York, NY USA (from AbsoluteArts.com)
Viridian Artists
is pleased to present an exhibit of clay works by Korean and American
artists entitled 2nd East & West Clay Works Exhibition- New
York. The artists first met in 1999 when they exhibited together
in New York. They are associated with the art departments of five
outstanding universities, Seoul National University of Technology,
Yeung Nam University, Long Island University, Montclair State
University and Pratt Institute. The participants are mentors or
former students of these mentors and because of these prior connections,
the exhibitors share special bonds. More
Fragile
by Jane Friedman
/ AmericanStyle Magazine
On
delicate porcelain, Sergei Isupov lays bare an even more delicate
world of human frailties and anguish. Read
the entire article
REVIEW:
EXTRACTING
ESSENCE: LESS IS MORE
by FORREST SNYDER
The exhibition Ceramic Modernism: Hans Coper, Lucie
Rie, and Their Legacy recently opened at the Gardiner Museum Toronto,
Canada...
More...
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