Ceramics and Pottery Arts and Resources

 

Gordon Baldwin – Unique stoneware two-piece sculpture with semi-matte blue glaze.

Incised tall vessels, Bruno Gambone

Galleria dell’Artigianato, Italy

Camille Campignion – Hadj Ali

Companion Pair –  Judith Roberts

As I work, I have in mind the contribution the Raku firing processes will make to the piece, especially the complex smoky blacks on the unglazed clay contrasting with any of the glaze possibilities.

Claire Ireland

Ceramic bowl stack – Vipoo-Srivilasa

Wall Plate – Suet Yi Yip

Tapio Wirkkala

Thomas Spake — Native vessel

Conteporary ceramic – Lana Tikvesa

Rick Dillingham – Flat Top Vessel

Steven Heinemann – Canada

Takuro Kuwata contemporary cup

Cheryl Ann Thomas – Relics

“Power Curl”- Denise Romecki Ceramic Sculpture

James Whiting

Monika Debus

Paul Randall

Bente Hansen ‘Granada’

Bottle with pink and blue spirals, Stoneware, c. 1987 – Lucie Rie

Ceramic Bowl by Modern Reason Studio

Carol O’Hara Sherwood raku vessel

Ceramic-pod   Kay Stratford

Pauline Barnden

Cristina Popescu Russu –  Bucharest Romania

Nancy Bauch

Ron Mello Raku Vessel

Rope Vase – Douglas Law

Modern Reason Studio

Having been a graphic designer for many years, I found many of the same skills are needed in pottery. I didn’t get a degree in ceramics. I learned all about balance, proportion, and color in my graphics education and practice. The knowledge transfers well between paper and clay and  I see shapes, profiles and compositions in a decidedly graphic way. – Douglas Law

Harris Deller

Stones wrapped in weaving – Del Webber

 

Ohne Titel – Michael Cleff

2008

Cleff’s language is spartan, yet never cold. The forms he uses are strict, yet never dogmatic. What interests him is the reduction of phenomena to enable satisfying perception, of one’s own voice, one’s own reactions, and ultimately of one’s own self. What he creates is the discovery, the plan and the accessibility of our own inner rooms. In the midst of a raging torrent of information and events, he constructs and opens up rooms for us, where we can withdraw into our imagination; refuges for our thoughts, oasis of quietness, and places where we can encounter our own quest and experience. – Gabi Dewald ( kunstforum )

About Gardens – MIchael Cleff

Kathe Starke gourd art

Michael Powolny –(Austrian1906 )

Andreas Steinemann – fine bone china

Ovoid Vase – Davis Ross

Jane Hollidge

( Cambridge contemporary art )

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