Jocelyn McAuley on mon 2 may 05
Check out the artists that were inthe Clay Mechanics show at NCECA 2004:
http://www.claylink.com/Exhibitions/Previous%20exhibitions/Clay_mechanics.htm
Weiland, Jeff wrote:
> I am looking for the name of the clay artist(s) that I have seen in Ceramics Monthly whose work is very detailed and painted to look like very specific materials such as metals, glass, found objects, etc. Objects including gears, electronics, kitchen utensils, etc. I have an advanced ceramics class that is starting an assignment along these lines and are looking at me like "HUH"?? I have showed them some of Marilyn Levine's stuff but that is limited to mostly cloth and leather. I need more visuals. Help!!
Jocelyn
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Weiland, Jeff on mon 2 may 05
I am looking for the name of the clay artist(s) that I have seen in =
Ceramics Monthly whose work is very detailed and painted to look like =
very specific materials such as metals, glass, found objects, etc. =
Objects including gears, electronics, kitchen utensils, etc. I have an =
advanced ceramics class that is starting an assignment along these lines =
and are looking at me like "HUH"?? I have showed them some of Marilyn =
Levine's stuff but that is limited to mostly cloth and leather. I need =
more visuals. Help!!
Jeff Weiland
Greenfield-Central High School
810 North Broadway
Greenfield, Indiana 46140
317-462-9211
jweiland@gcsc.k12.in.us
Mike Gordon on mon 2 may 05
Jeff,
Do a Google search for " Richard Shaw " I think he is Head of the
ceramics dept. at U. C. Berkeley, Ca. Mike Gordon
On May 2, 2005, at 11:59 AM, Weiland, Jeff wrote:
> I am looking for the name of the clay artist(s) that I have seen in
> Ceramics Monthly whose work is very detailed and painted to look like
> very specific materials such as metals, glass, found objects, etc.
> Objects including gears, electronics, kitchen utensils, etc. I have
> an advanced ceramics class that is starting an assignment along these
> lines and are looking at me like "HUH"?? I have showed them some of
> Marilyn Levine's stuff but that is limited to mostly cloth and
> leather. I need more visuals. Help!!
>
> Jeff Weiland
> Greenfield-Central High School
> 810 North Broadway
> Greenfield, Indiana 46140
> 317-462-9211
> jweiland@gcsc.k12.in.us
>
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Kathy Rhoades on mon 2 may 05
Jeff,
Try Victor Spinski's work. Victor does realistic hammers, tool boxes, etc. I've even heard Victor tell a story about a garbage can he made that the garbage man thought was real and threw up into the truck because he couldn't get the lid off. The can broke all over the place while Victor was filming,out of sight. I think you'll like his work. Hope it helps.
Kathy Rhoades
I am looking for the name of the clay artist(s) that I have seen in Ceramics Monthly whose work is very detailed and painted to look like very specific materials such as metals, glass, found objects, etc. Objects including gears, electronics, kitchen utensils, etc. I have an advanced ceramics class that is starting an assignment along these lines and are looking at me like "HUH"?? I have showed them some of Marilyn Levine's stuff but that is limited to mostly cloth and leather. I need more visuals. Help!!
Jeff Weiland
Greenfield-Central High School
810 North Broadway
Greenfield, Indiana 46140
317-462-9211
jweiland@gcsc.k12.in.us
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Eric Serritella on mon 2 may 05
Jeff,
Try Ah Leon's work also for visuals. "Bridge" is possibly the largest and
finest ceramic trompe l'oiel ever. There are two books, "Beyond Yixing" and
" Reality and Realism" (from the Crocker Museum). I've seen "Reality and
Realism" advertised in CM recently. I can't remember by which supplier,
though. Both have outstanding visuals of "Bridge," his treetrunk teapots,
tofu teapots, and a few Yixing-style teapots as well.
Eric
Muddy Paws Pottery
528 Sebring Road
Newfield, NY 14867
607.564.7810
www.muddypawspottery.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kathy Rhoades"
To:
Sent: Monday, May 02, 2005 4:55 PM
Subject: Re: artist search
> Jeff,
> Try Victor Spinski's work. Victor does realistic hammers, tool boxes,
etc. I've even heard Victor tell a story about a garbage can he made that
the garbage man thought was real and threw up into the truck because he
couldn't get the lid off. The can broke all over the place while Victor was
filming,out of sight. I think you'll like his work. Hope it helps.
>
> Kathy Rhoades
>
>
> I am looking for the name of the clay artist(s) that I have seen in
Ceramics Monthly whose work is very detailed and painted to look like very
specific materials such as metals, glass, found objects, etc. Objects
including gears, electronics, kitchen utensils, etc. I have an advanced
ceramics class that is starting an assignment along these lines and are
looking at me like "HUH"?? I have showed them some of Marilyn Levine's stuff
but that is limited to mostly cloth and leather. I need more visuals. Help!!
>
> Jeff Weiland
> Greenfield-Central High School
> 810 North Broadway
> Greenfield, Indiana 46140
> 317-462-9211
> jweiland@gcsc.k12.in.us
>
>
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Vince Pitelka on mon 2 may 05
Jeff -
The specific genre of ceramic sculpture you refer to is "ceramic trompe
l'oeil." As you may know, "trompe l'oeil" generally refers to painting that
features a photorealistic shallow-space illusion. In ceramics, it refers to
work that accurately immitates some other object and material. Some of the
artists besides Marilyn Levine who are known for ceramic trompe l'oeil are
Victor Spinsky (I suspect he is the one you refer to - he does boxes of
tools, small machine parts, etc.), David Fuhrman, Marilyn Levine, Richard
Shaw, and Paul Dresang.
- Vince
Vince Pitelka
Appalachian Center for Craft, Tennessee Technological University
Smithville TN 37166, 615/597-6801 x111
vpitelka@dtccom.net, wpitelka@tntech.edu
http://iweb.tntech.edu/wpitelka/
http://www.tntech.edu/craftcenter/
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