movie day: Raku
Lilly Waller & Pablo “Chiqui” García hacen raku en su taller de cerámica.
Lima, Perú.
Setiembre, 2012
Lima, Perú.
Setiembre, 2012
Suddenly my 3.2 cubic foot kiln seems like a real joke….
There are approx 50 people in this kiln. The kiln belongs to none other than Jun Kaneko (had to be!)
Me I’m kinda speechless. I couldn’t get 50 people in my studio, none the less the kiln.
Wow.
Thanks to John Balistreri for the image and Cary Esser for sharing it on Facebook.
a site 2 see friday: Ceramics in Mainland Southeast Asia
by Louise Allison Cort with George Ashley Williams IV and David P. Rehfuss
Reid Flock and David Thai: Neo-Modernism
Two artists working with silica-based
materials – one clay (Reid Flock), the other glass (David Thai). Both
artists are pushing the boundaries of the media making it lighter and
thinner while working with highly demanding surface treatments. This
exhibition explores the similarities of contemporary design aesthetics
arising from advanced production methods, while contrasting the
characteristic of these two related silica materials. Flock (Hamilton,
Ontario) brings his experience of working in Hitachi, Japan to his
designs, while Thai (Toronto, Ontario) has made a name for himself in
Canada.
David Thai and Reid Flock
What: Neomodernism
When: until Oct. 21
Where: Burlington Art Centre, 1333 Lakeshore Rd., Burlington
Phone: 905-632-7796
Curator:
Jonathan Smith
Reception:
September 30, 2012 2 – 4pm
Jonathan Smith
Reception:
September 30, 2012 2 – 4pm
Artist Talk:
September 30, 2012 2:30pm
technical tuesday: some things seem so obvious once you see them…
Plastic wrap over the clay before you cut to get smooth edges, plus the clay doesn’t stick to your tool.
www.boothemold.com/Clay_Cuts/ClayCutter.htm
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