Helen Bates on mon 25 nov 02
Off you go, then! ;-D
Famous Ceramists' home pages:
Marilyn Levine (born Calgary, Alberta, Canada;
latter part of career spent in Berkely, California, USA)
http://users.lmi.net/ml (or http://www.marilynlevine.com)
also seen is one jacket at:
http://www.okharris.com (Look for ML in "Artists", "Sculpture)
Walter Ostrom (Halifax [I think], Nova Scotia, Canada)
http://www.walterostrom.com
Ceramics and horticultural items included on this site.
Visiting Artist:
Kirk Mangus (Visiting Artist 18 -19 October 2002)
Quartz Inverters U. Manitoba Ceramics Club
http://www.umanitoba.ca/student/groups/CC/events/mangus.html
(I have mentioned this University of Manitoba sitebefore,
but it remains a super, super site.)
Galleries:
Franklin Parrasch Gallery (Manhattan, NYC, NY, USA)
http://www.franklinparraschgallery.com
"(...) artists who utilize primarily craft-based media
(ceramic, wood, glass and bronze), but with results that
transcend the functional."
Don't start browsing here without plenty of time.
Site loads fast, that's no problem, just that there's plenty to see:
Many of these ceramic artists have pieces displayed on site:
Ken Price,John Cederquist, Robert Arneson, Viola Frey,
Betty Woodman, Bob Trotman, Louis Mueller, Richard Marquis,
Joe Goode, Stephen DeStaebler, Kathy Butterly, Peter Voulkos,
H.C. Westermann, John Mason, Michael Frimkess, Kreg Kallenberger,
Michael Ashenbrenner, Manuel Neri, Richard Notkin, George Ohr,
Adrian Saxe, Peter Shire, Irv Tepper, Beatrice Wood, Ron Nagle,
Stanislav Libensky, Andrew Lord, Michael Flynn, Daisy Youngblood,
Harvey Littleton, Alexander Calder, Ken Fergason, Scott Burton,
Cynthia Schira, Richard DeVore
New York Tea Party (NY, NY, USA)
http://www.daiichiarts.com/exhibit.asp?ExhibitID=16
Briscoe, R; Branum, W; Johnson, J M; Christianson, L;
Hewitt, M; Johnston, R; Meyers, R; Pharis, M; Mackenzie, W;
Simon, M; Simon, S; Shapiro, J; Roehm, M; Mackenzie, N
The Daiichi Gallery site remains a rich source for ceramics
viewing pleasure.
http://www.daiichiarts.com
Another site that needs lots of time to do it justice.
(These names were just some of the ceramics artists to be
seen in the various pages of this site.
In fact, one of the neatest features of this site is the
"Virtual Gallery" which allows you to gather on one page
all the thumbnails of one artist or one type of work.
Gallery WDO (Charlotte, NC, USA)
http://www.gallerywdo.com
Tilt your head to the left (like reading a smiley)
and click on the center of the three selections for the
list of artists: Dan Anderson, Rob Barnard, Robert Briscoe,
Terry Gess, John Goodheart, Thomas Hoadley, Mark Shapiro,
Marsha Silverman, Gil Stengel, Byron Temple, John Tilton,
Brad Tucker, Steve Welch, Jim and Susan Whalen.
An American in Japan:
Richard Milgrim (born in the USA; has lived, studied,
and worked in Japan since the late 1970's)
http://www.holymtn.com/teaceramics/index_teabowl.html
Tea Ceramics feature on the Holy Mountain Trading Company site:
http://www.holymtn.com
An "Wild" Irish Rose:
Rosemarie Durr (Kilkenny, Ireland)
http://www.rosedurr.com/
Functional ware of an exceptional beauty of form and colour.
In the "Product Information" section, Rosemary cautions that
some of her ware is "unsuitable for food" because of their
"dry glaze", but they may be used as vases or fruit bowls.
Another Gallery Exhibition:
"Vessels in Celebration: Alberta Potters' Association
http://www.saag.ca/exhibits/vessels/vessels.html
Luke Lindoe, Sally Barbier, John Chalke, Greg Payce,
Sally Smith Ann Cummings, Paul Mathieu,
Exhibition held in 1997 at the Southern Alberta Art Gallery
http://www.saag.ca
Ruth Prosser (BC, Canada)
http://www.morningmountain.com/artists/r_prosser.html
Strong yet intricate vases forms in paper clay;
Some pieces thrown, others hand built.
That's all for this past week's surfing or goofing off!
Helen
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