Detroit-native Steven Montgomery discusses the influence of damage, destruction, and the passage of time in his own works, and finds similar narratives in the works of Steven Young Lee and Peter Voulkos, and other artists in the collection.
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This video is part of a series of lectures spotlighting artists from the exhibition “Crafting America” at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas. Here, “Crafting America” artist Steven Young Lee presents a special demonstration and talk, sharing his process in action. Lee presents in his studio, giving you a close look at
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Steven Young Lee blends Eastern and Western traditions with anachronistic, often playful imagery and striking pattern in his porcelain works. His process allows the clay forms to sink under their own weight in the kiln, creating dramatic “broken” silhouettes that can never be replicated. The resulting vessels embody equal parts mastery and chance, and reflect
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Steven Young Lee’s artwork often considers his own experience navigating his Korean-American cross-cultural identity through the process of working in ceramics and building installations. In this talk, he discusses his work and the creative process that brought about his current APEX exhibition at the Museum. This lecture was recorded on February 24, 2019 in Portland
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On March 27, 2019, as part of the celebration of our new ceramics exhibit, "The Persistence of Mingei: Influence through Four Generations of Ceramic Artists," we hosted a special gathering with women artists featured in the exhibition. Rebecca Sive moderated this informal conversation, focused on each artist's ceramic practice, their relationship to the Mingei influence,
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This is an awesome project if you're just starting out, or if you have not yet tried making pinch pots. Neil is an excellent, thorough instructor, and he covers everything you need to reach success. This video is available in the Ceramic Arts Network Shop:
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Neil and Sandi were Resident Artists at The Clay Studio before they opened their popular studio and shop, Neighborhood Potters, in the Fairmount section of Philadelphia. They will join us to discuss their fondest memories of their time at The Clay Studio and how it inspired them to the work they do today.
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Pottery by Design is part of a trio of exhibitions specifically crafted for DesignPhiladelphia 2014. The Clay Studio's design-focused exhibitions showcase both the depth and breadth of design in contemporary ceramics. In a world where autoCAD and rapid prototyping tend to dominate, it is worth remembering that potters have been honing their design skills for
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The James Renwick Alliance, in partnership with the Center for Craft, hosts fiber artist Danielle Burke and potter Mary Barringer for the 2022 Distinguished Artist Series. Learn more about the Distinguished Artist Series : MARY BARRINGER Mary Barringer received a BA in art from Bennington College, apprenticed with Michael Frimkess, and has been a studio
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