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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 notions of “objectness”, providing a depth of content, and creating a diverse dialogue.” Katie Caron
Location: Anschutz Gallery, Level Two, Hamilton Building / Denver Art Museum
→ View images from the exhibition (in High Quality) - /Overthrown
→ Read interviews we’ve made with some of the exhibiting artists - /Overthrown_Interviews
Interview with Gwen F. Chanzit - The curator of the exhibition.
Interview with Katie Caron and Martha Russo
Interview with John Roloff
Interview with Clare Twomey
Interview with Paul Sacaridiz
Interview with Linda Sormin
Interview with Del Harrow
Interview with Mia Mulvey
Interview with Benjamin DeMott
* The Overthrown: Clay Without Limits exhibition will have an extended feature in the first printed issue of Ceramics Now Magazine (November 2011).
Special feature for the Overthrown: Clay Without Limits exhibition, July 2011 - http://eepurl.com/eTpMo
The feature includes interviews with some of the exhibiting artists plus images from the exhibition. The Overthrown: Clay Without Limits exhibition is on view June 11 through September 18, 2011 and is part of Marvelous Mud: Clay Around the World, which includes eight exhibitions, live artist demonstrations, and hands-on programming. For details on individual exhibitions, see listings here.
Interview with Gwen F. Chanzit - The curator of the exhibition.
Interview with Katie Caron and Martha Russo
Interview with John Roloff
Interview with Clare Twomey
Interview with Paul Sacaridiz
Interview with Linda Sormin
Interview with Del Harrow
Interview with Mia Mulvey
Interview with Benjamin DeMott
Interview with Marie T. Hermann (will be published at the end of July)
/Overthrown - Images from the exhibition (in High Quality).
/Overthrown_Interviews - Interviews with 10 of the exhibiting artists.
/tagged/nameofthe_artist (ex: /Clare_Twomey) - Images with the works of the artist you’re looking for.
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This month we’re making a special feature for the Overthrown: Clay Without Limits exhibition, which is on view June 11 through September 18, 2011 at the Denver Art Museum.
It’s the first feature made by Ceramics Now Magazine, and includes images from the Overthrown exhibition and interviews with 10 of the exhibiting artists, plus with the curator of the exhibition. At the end of July, we will also send a special newsletter. Subscribe here to our monthly newsletter.
About Overthrown - About the Overthrown feature on Ceramics Now Magazine
/Overthrown - Images from the exhibition (in High Quality).
/Overthrown_Interviews - Interviews with 10 of the exhibiting artists.
/nameofthe_artist (ex: /Linda_Sormin) - Images with the works of the artist you’re looking for.
Gwen F. Chanzit - The curator of the exhibition.
The June/July edition of our monthly newsletter is almost done! This edition will feature interviews with Roxanne Jackson as Artist of the month, Liza Riddle as Recognized Artist, Jim Kraft - Ceramic Technique, plus the New Artist (in each edition we’re proposing a new ceramic artist).
You’ll also receive a preview of the next month special newsletter featuring The Denver Art Museum’s Overthrown: Clay Without Limits exhibition, which includes an interview with the curator Gwen F. Chanzit.
Plus this edition’s Tumblr Community feature: The Young Artists’ Collective.
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We’ve been very busy these days and we’re sorry for not posting new works and artists. Working at TIFF is time-consuming, but it’s so interesting (www.tiff.ro/en), yesterday we’ve worked at the official opening show with Companie des Quidams, and today we’ll be working with SONORO (www.sonoro.ro/en/).
In the meantime, you can search through our featured artists’ works: http://www.ceramicsnow.org/featured, and don’t forget that our Monthly Newsletter will be out this month with a special featuring (interviews and images) from The Denver Art Museum!
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It features interviews with world-recognized ceramic artists like Carol Gouthro as Artist of the month, Margrieta Jeltema as Ceramic Technique, Shane Porter as Recognized artist and Wim Borst as New artist.
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