Helen Bates on thu 16 aug 01
Dear Clayarters,
My apologies to all who have tried to click on the links I sent
regarding "People in Ceramics - July 2001 URLS".
For some reason the post went out with the characters "=20" at the end
of each line, including the urls. This made the urls unuseable,
because of the extra characters.
I've copied the post to a new e-mail document and deleted the unwanted
characters (I hope). Please try again.
Or, if you click on a url and get the error number, just highlight and
delete the "=20" and press "Enter" again and you should be on your way
to the site you want.
Sorry, and have fun!
Helen
Sculptor Maite Susaeta
http://Arttrekking.com/instruct.htm
raku sculptural work
Click on "Maite Susaeta" for bio and image links
Part of site: "Art Trekking Workshops"
http://Arttrekking.com/
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Beverley Toyu
http://www.pcez.com/~den/toyu/toyu.htm
Beverley has been making Life Masks since 1975.
What I am intrigued by is the quiet mood that is achieved with the
closed eyes of the model, necessitated by the technique used in making
the masks .
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Michael Flynn
http://www.ceramics.de/flynn1.htm
Image of Michael Flynn work, "To Catch a Cock"
http://www.ceramicart.com.au/wales.htm
Catalogue essay and a sculptural pieceby Michael Flynn
Images of works by several younger very strong Welsh ceramists
(Hover mouse pointer over each picture and identification should
appear in a second or two.)
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Sylvie Granatelli
http://www.16hands.com/sg/
Some of the most luscious porcelain I have ever seen.
Two articles illustrate some of Sylvie's making and decorating
methods.
Thanks to William Amsterlaw for the Sixteen Hands site
http://16hands.com/
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Gary Molitor
http://www.garymolitor.com/
Ceramic sculptor
Combines wheel work and alteration of forms.
Work is often painted.
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David Gilhooly
http://sites.onlinemac.com/cchang/index.htm
Not yer average clay guy...
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Roland Summer
http://members.aon.at/summer/indexo.htm
Dutch maker of sculptural vessels - Raku & Terra Sigillata
Very polished forms and successful use of deep blue combined with
black
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Three Clayarters worth a visit...
Fran=E7oise Melville - http://indalopottery.tripod.com
Clayart member with interesting web pages;
There's cute movie of mudwoman forming on wheel in a dance of joy and
dissolution;
Another movie requires Quicktime (and a system big enough to run it
after you install it!)
Raku kaleidoscopes very good designs
Directions for making "holey" raku bowls
Some of the pages have pleasant midi music, with proper left hand, not
that awful jangled accompaniment that I sometimes have to endure until
I can turn it off.
Coffee, D. Michael - http://www.dmcarts.com
Another Clayarter with many "one of a kind" pots strongly
reduction-fired at cone 10.
I like the forms he comes up with and I like the colours and textures
he achieves, and also how his colour,
texture, marks and forms work together.
Gayle Bair - http://claybair.com
Yet another clayarter...
I particularly enjoy her decorated bowls and tumblers.
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Robert "Boomer" Moore
http://www.ohiou.edu/art/faculty/moore/index.html
Moore was recently cited on Clayart as one of the "Award Winners from
the 14th National Juried Art Exhibition"
http://www.artshow.com/mablehouse/awards.html
of the South Cobb Arts Alliance, Inc. National Juried Exhibition 5239
Floyd Rd. Mableton, GA 30126
Work by Moore's three fellow faculty members at Ohio U., Brad
Schwieger, Joe Bova & Chuck McWeeny is here as well. Follow the links
from:
http://www.ohiou.edu/art/faculty
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Rob Mangum
http://www.southernhighlandguild.org/fairs.html
Picture of Rob's clay-bodied banjo.
Ocarinas etc.
Chris Henley
http://www.hominid.net/chris.htm
Chris's work is developing some points of interest -
He makes beautiful clayworking tools
http://www.hominid.net/toolpage.htm (scroll down the page)
Directions for whistle-making (good photos and text)
http://www.hominid.net/whistle_making_sequence.htm
Dwight U. Bartholomew
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Canopy/2525/whistles/whistle.html
Another Ocarina site
Susan Rawcliffe
http://www.artawakening.com/soundworks/index.html
Maker and player of clay flutes and ceramic didjeridus.
http://www.artawakening.com/manyaxes/list.html
A couple of midi samplings of her instruments (and others)
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Beth Cavener Stichter
http://www.netwalk.com/~stichtbm/index.htm
Brooding, unusual sculpture.
Has a few Clayarters' works on her site (guest artists, including
Marie Gibbons & Vince Pitelka)
I surfed to Beth's web site from Clayarter Vicki Hardin's site
http://vickihardin.com/
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Martin Butt of Coyote Clay
http://www.coyoteclay.com/gallerymain.html#gallery
Strong woodfire and horsehair pots by Martin
(hover mouse pointer over image to get name of makers, then click to
see enlarged image)
Some fine work by other members of Coyote Clay School
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Marilyn Stiles
http://www.artisans-marin.org/artisans/stiles/stileshome.htm
Delightfully "whimsical" anthropomorphic animals
Some pages have a few photos of her work process
Rodney Lemonier - Good Earth Pottery
http://www.goodearthpottery.com/
Succulent is the word that comes to mind with this pottery.
Gleaming satin high fired glazes with Colours that rival those of
earthenware, but in softer hues.
(Found when web-surfing to the City of Winter Park Sidewalk Art
Festival, Florida.)
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Helen Bates
mailto:nell@quintenet.com
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