Ayumi Horie is a potter who specializes in crafting bowls perfect for eating ramen. The perfect ramen bowl is all about the curve of the bowl. The INSIDER team believes that life is an adventure! Subscribe to our channel and visit us at: INSIDER on Facebook: INSIDER on Instagram: INSIDER on Twitter:
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Participate by submitting a story, question, or comment by visiting: or email highfirefeminism@gmail.com. Sexism and misogyny in the field of ceramics are discussed from different points of view with the goal of providing concrete information for change. Art historian, Jenni Sorkin, provides an overview of how "bro culture" within ceramics emerged out of the GI
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Ayumi Horie BIO: Ayumi Horie is a studio potter in Portland, Maine who makes functional pottery with drawings of animals. In 2015, she was awarded a Distinguished Fellow in Craft grant from the United States Artists Foundation. She runs Pots In Action, a curatorial project on Instagram that features international ceramics and recently completed a
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Jonah and Renessa briefly express their current rage at the state of the U.S. system and politics, and then to lighten the mood, chat about the new show Ratched! Our very exciting guest this week is Ayumi Horie, a potter artist from Portland, Maine who believes that the best handmade pottery encourages connections between people
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Join us for a lively discussion about ceramics offered in connection to the exhibition An Adventurous Spirit: The Jane Costello Wellehan Collection. Ayumi Horie is a full-time studio potter from Portland, Maine who makes functional pots, mainly with drawings of animals. In 2015, she awarded a Distinguished Fellow grant in Craft by the United States
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Ayumi Horie, 2014 NCECA Demonstrating Artist DVD Trailer
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Take a look into the studio practice of Maine-based potter, Ayumi Horie. Using traditional wet throwing and a technique she developed twenty years ago called dry throwing, Horie makes pottery in porcelain and applies decals to glazed pieces. She talks about the importance of touch and the haptic in life. White pots are a reference
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How to dry throw an octagonal plate
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Throwing clay into a wooden mold for Portland Brick, a public art project in Portland, Maine in which past, contemporary, and future memories are stamped into bricks that repair city sidewalks. Ayumi Horie and Elise Pepple collaborating. Thanks to Janine Grant for throwing the clay
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