Ceramic artist Randy Johnston describes his yunomi. Narrated by Craft in America Center. Pictured: Randy Johnston, Yunomi, 2020 Upon the centennial of the founding of Leach Pottery, the Craft in America Center presents an exhibition celebrating the cup as object and the impact of Bernard Leach on studio ceramics. "A Humble Legacy" is an exhibition […]
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Warren MacKenzie and Randy Johnston | Two Great American Potters. Opens Saturday 23rd June 2018. Major Ceramics Exhibition This won’t happen again. This is the rarest of opportunities to acquire work by two of the most important potters in American ceramics: Warren MacKenzie and Randy Johnston. We have managed to source a magnificent collection of
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Our documentary tells the story of one of America's most respected studio potters, Randy Johnston. Set against the backdrop of his picturesque Wisconsin studio, it gives a revealing and moving insight into his artistic journey. Kicking against his family's desire for him to become a doctor, Johnston tells of his early travels to Japan, meeting
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Pucker Gallery Artist, Randy Johnston, Studio Artist & Professor, Chris Archer, and Gallery Director, Bernie Pucker gathered for a discussion on his work, inspirations and artistic journey! Randy Johnston's exhibition “Natural Selection: Works of Beauty and Utility” was on view at Pucker Gallery through 9 January 2022. Additional Resources: Virtual Tour: Catalogue:
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This clip was excerpted from Randy Johnston’s Approach to the Teapot. This video is available in the Ceramic Arts Network Shop:
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di Rosa collection artist Jim Melchert on turning to ceramics and Peter Voulkos. The artist conversations are facilitated by award-winning journalist Leslie Goldberg, video production by Neumu.net co-founder Michael Goldberg, video editing and post-production by Chia Wen Hsieh.
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Peter Voulkos (1924–2022) was a major figure in the Montana Modernist movement. Thanks to a community grant from MCAT, Missoula's Community Media Resource, we are able to share this lecture, presented by curator and theorist Glenn Adamson, that took place on April 27, 2017 in the Hellgate High School auditorium. Adamson is the author of
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Peter Voulkos at Archie Bray, 1955, from “Peter Voulkos Working,” produced by Susan Fanshel and Ann Voulkos, and distributed by Documentary Educational Resources. Digital video, TRT 00:08:11 Photography by Maxime Blackmer This video has no sound.
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"About seven years ago I was taping with Antiques Roadshow, in Arizona somewhere. A gentleman walked in with two pieces of pottery by Peter Voulkos, typical of his earlier work; Japanese inspired, hand thrown, earthenware pieces with brush painted flowers. He'd known Shoji Himada, the Japanese master, the national treasure, and was deeply inspired by
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Raw uncut footage of Peter Voulkos Demo performed in 1974 at the Kansas City Art Institute. Due to the age and type of original footage sound and quality are poor. (Note: this is the last part to the video)
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