August 2011
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Jasmin Rowlandson
Jasmin Rowlandson’s profile on Ceramics Now Magazine - View her works
“The core inspiration of this body of work is a celebration and dedication to the immense beauty and fragility of the natural world. My sculptures are explored from a feminine viewpoint and inspired by my relationship and fascination with nature, the land, water, and the environment. Current inspirations stem from...
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WatchSKATE 1.0 (2011) by Damon Seeley and Cameron MacNall (link)
An abstract visual skateboard park manifested through an immersive light and sound installation. (via)
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Chris Wight
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“When working with bone china for the first time I was struck by its pure whiteness, ability to take on fine detail and its astonishing translucence. This light responsive property, that enables bone china to switch between translucent and opaque states - gradually or instantaneously - as light changes around it,...
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Wim Borst
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→ Read the interview with Wim Borst, New Artist - May 2011
Wim Borst became a professional ceramist at a rather advanced age. At the age of 31 he exhibited for the first time. As a self taught artist he took lessons in ceramics from Ru de Boer and Emmy van Deventer a.o. His oeuvre and career are characterized by a great...
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Overthrown: Clay Without Limits, on view until... →
The Overthrown: Clay Without Limits exhibition at the Denver Art Museum is on view until September 18, 2011.
“The scale of the space has pushed all the artists to think big, both physically and conceptually. The exhibition, technically demonstrates the inventive use of such an ancient material, while raising contemporary issues. The works in the exhibition challenge traditional ...
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Rafa Pérez
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“My work is about surprising myself and the audience, using white porcelain and black earthenware clay, fired at high temperature. The black earthenware expands, thus creating a volcanic landscape. It is not just a natural landscape, because it is directed by me. I have created the cuttings from the beginning, but still...
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Cathy Coëz
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Although her work has been devoted to drawing, she first encountered the medium of ceramic in 2007. Ceramic has ever since given the artist an opportunity to explore new possibilities of representation. It has provided a means to re-examine and reassess the artist’s ongoing concerns on the role and nature of the work of...
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Guðný Hafsteinsdóttir
Guðný Hafsteinsdóttir’s profile on Ceramics Now Magazine - View her works
“I divide my time between teaching and working in my studio. I am a teacher and I’ve emphasised on texile and history in my profession. I believe my current works are inspired by and reflect my educational backdrop. My objects often carry a historical and ethnical connotation. My inspirations are gathered from...
