Talbott on sun 11 may 97
CERTAINLY glass blowing/making is or can be an ART!!!!!!... That goes
without saying.... My question is this: Is Glass Blowing or Glass Making
considered to be a CERAMIC art... With the emphasis on Ceramic....
Have a Nice Day... Marshall
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Karl David Knudson on mon 12 may 97
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> CERTAINLY glass blowing/making is or can be an ART!!!!!!... That goes
> without saying.... My question is this: Is Glass Blowing or Glass Making
> considered to be a CERAMIC art... With the emphasis on Ceramic....
Why would you want to call it ceramic art? What's wrong with glass art.
Aside from this, aren't fired ceramic pieces considered solids because
of crystal structures, where as glass is a super cooled liquid? Any
thoughts on that from the glass folks on the list?
Karl
Kirk Morrison on tue 13 may 97
On 12 May 97 at 9:32, Karl David Knudson wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> > ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> > CERTAINLY glass blowing/making is or can be an ART!!!!!!... That goes
> > without saying.... My question is this: Is Glass Blowing or Glass Making
> > considered to be a CERAMIC art... With the emphasis on Ceramic....
>
> Why would you want to call it ceramic art? What's wrong with glass art.
> Aside from this, aren't fired ceramic pieces considered solids because
> of crystal structures, where as glass is a super cooled liquid? Any
> thoughts on that from the glass folks on the list?
I was taught glass blowing is a cermanic art both are silica based, and
the glazes on clay pieces are glass. Bigger question though what
differnce does it make in the long view as both crafts are lovely to
behold?
Kirk
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