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Overthrown: Paul Sacaridiz, An Incomplete Articulation, 2011. Porcelain, powder-coated aluminum, steel, paper, cut vinyl, and wood. Photo by Jeff Wells.
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Overthrown: Martha Russo and Katie Caron, Apoptosis (detail), 2010–11. Photo by Jeff Wells.
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Right now, on display at the Nancy Margolis Gallery are Eva Hild’s aluminum outdoor sculptures. “Hild, known for her white and...
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Overthrown: Works by Del Harrow - Wedgewood Black Hive/Hole, 2011. Slip-cast black porcelain.- Links, 2011. Earthenware, glaze, and platinum luster.-...
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Overthrown: Works by John Roloff and Jeanne Quinn
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Overthrown: Works by Neil Forrest, Kim Dickey, Jeanne Quinn, Martha Russo and Katie Caron
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Coming in July: Special feature for the Overthrown: Clay Without Limits exhibition at the Denver Art Museum
This July we will make a special feature for the Overthrown: Clay Without Limits exhibition at the Denver Art Museum,...
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Roxanne Jackson: White Whale
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Read moreDetailsCeramics Now Magazine Newsletter – Nr. 3, June-July 2011
Ceramics Now Magazine Newsletter - Nr. 3, June-July 2011The June-July 2011 edition of our monthly newsletter - http://eepurl.com/er6Pg → Interviews...
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Interview with Roxanne Jackson
The theme of your works is very dramatic and sometimes macabre. Why did you take this challenge of confronting with...
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Interview with Liza Riddle
What is your present project, what’s its history and how do you make the pieces?I am exploring using soluble metal...
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Interview with Jim Kraft
What was the starting point in your investigation (research) with earthenware clay?When I set up my studio, I bought an...
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Interview with Chang Hyun Bang
In what techniques do you usually work and what materials do you use?I usually use two different techniques for my...
Read moreDetailsInterview with Gwen F. Chanzit, Curator of Overthrown
How did you find the artists for Overthrown: Clay Without Limits exhibition? Was it hard or you already had their...
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Liza Riddle: Three vases
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Liza Riddle: Three closed forms
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Liza Riddle: Closed form v72 (detail)
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Liza Riddle: Vessel v61
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