monday morning eye candy – Rachel Bleil
a site 2 see friday: Anthony Foo’s blog
Paperclay Ceramic Sculpture: personal thoughts and philosophy, sources of inspiration, techniques.
Toronto’s Shary Boyle to represent Canada at Venice Biennale
Nothing like awesome ceramics representing at the Venice Biennale.
Congrats to Shary!
Read the full article here.
See more of her amazing work here.
technical tuesday: how’d they do that?
From the aludean website:
“This sculpture was hand modelled in 4 tonnes
of clay and then cast in reinforced resin. During the clay modelling
stage, studio lighting was tuned to match the final installation site to
allow adjustment of the form and control the shadows that give Voyage
its life and rhythm.
of clay and then cast in reinforced resin. During the clay modelling
stage, studio lighting was tuned to match the final installation site to
allow adjustment of the form and control the shadows that give Voyage
its life and rhythm.
The sculpture is 14 m long, 3.6 m high and roughly 8 cm deep.”
Gorgeous…incredible….but seriously how’d they do that?
Santa Fe is where it’s at….
Gallery Opening
Todd Volz – Santa Fe Clay Studio Manager
Friday, June 22, 5:00 – 8:00 pm
at New Mexico Museum of Art
Alcove 12.3 is the third rotation in a series of nine exhibitions that highlight artists working in New Mexico today. Each exhibition will feature the work of five outstanding New Mexico artists.
Artists Susan Dopp (Roswell), Mike Edge (Abiquiu), Miguel Gandert (Albuquerque), Rebekah Potter (Albuquerque), and Todd Volz (Santa Fe) are all exhibiting in Alcove 12.3 at the New Mexico Museum of Art. This exciting exhibition includes painting, ceramic, textile and photography.
New Mexico Museum of Art
107 West Palace
Santa Fe, NM 87501
NM Museum of Art
Free Slide Lecture – Tim Taunton
Wednesday, June 27
7:00 pm at Santa Fe Clay
7:00 pm at Santa Fe Clay
Storyteller ceramicist Tim Taunton will give a slide lecture focused on his process and artwork. Join us for an evening of entertainment and a better understanding of Tim’s work.
Tim Taunton is a Professor of Ceramics and Sculpture at LaGrange College, in LaGrange, Georgia. He joins Santa Fe Clay for a week long workshop June 25 – 29.
Santa Fe Clay
Santa Fe, NM 87501
505-984-1122
Works by Max Lehman (above image), Elizabeth Hunt, Z Jacobson, Shel Neymark and many more.
The Community Gallery
201 West Marcy Street,
Santa Fe NM, 87501
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