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Anders Ruhwald and Matt Ziemke / The Clay Studio, Philadelphia

February 6, 2014
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Anders Ruhwald and Matt Ziemke / The Clay Studio, Philadelphia

Anders Ruhwald Almost Everything exhibition at The Clay Studio

Anders Ruhwald: Almost Everything / Harrison Gallery

Danish-born artist Anders Ruhwald makes art that is  “a meditation on utility, the history of ceramics and object-hood”. Almost Everything was created in 2009 and has been exhibited at galleries in five European countries before making its United States debut at The Clay Studio.

Ruhwald has lectured and taught at universities and colleges around Europe and North America since 2006 and has held an associate professorship at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Currently he is the Artist-in-Residence and Head of the Ceramics Department at Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan, USA.

Matt Ziemke Adrift exhibition at The Clay Studio

Matt Ziemke: Adrift / Reed-Smith Gallery

Former Clay Studio Resident Artist Matt Ziemke draws his inspiration from the tense relationship between the landscape and those who live and build within it. His ceramic forms reflect his broad vision of material culture that leans harder on industry than domesticity. His installations are drawn from the vast reservoirs of familiar (but practically invisible) structures that dot the modern landscape.

Matt Ziemke received his MFA in 2011 from the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia. He has exhibited widely in the United States and is currently serving as a Visiting Artist in Ceramics and Adjunct Instructor at Indiana University Southeast in New Albany.

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Above:
(first image) Anders Ruhwald, From the C, 2009, Glazed Earthenware, Cord, Plug, Candles and Socket, Dimensions vary. Photo by Travis Roose.

(second image) Matt Ziemke, Water Hazard, 2013, Glazed Earthenware, 7.5x15x6.5 inches.

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