The artist's name is Tim Kowalczy. He teaches at Illinois Central College, where I'm a student. You can check out his website to see a lot more of this type of thing; I tried to get a pretty representative sample of his work in this gallery. Tim's Website: And if you want, you can try […]
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Discussion with Tim Kowalczyk on research into Solar Thermal Fuels.
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Source: Who gets inspired by a pile of garbage? We found someone, and his art is crazy good! Team Craft Hangout is SUPER excited to hang with trompe-l'œil ceramist, Tim Kowalczyk from Tim's Ceramics. His gorgeous works of art could be mistaken for trash at first glance, but there's more to than meets the eye.
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In this episode, Tim Kowalzyk, aka timsceramics, aka "the cardboard guy” talks with host Ryan Reich about cardboard mugs, balancing parenthood/working at home, pro wrestling, movies on VHS and ceramics, amongst other topics. _____________ CLAY is a 4 letter word. A podcast about clay and life and art. A celebration of the process of ceramics
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Highlight from Episode 9 of the Plebeian Podcast! This week's guest is Tim Kowalczyk! Tim is an incredible ceramicist who has a wild ability to replicate other materials in ceramic. Here we discuss the background of Tim's work in replicating material and what that material and replication means to him! The Plebeian Podcast is available
Shoji Hamada's rebuilt noborigama firing, Mashiko, February 2015
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"Living Arts of Japan" is a film about seven distinguished and prominent Japanese artists of the 20th century, each working in a different medium: Shoji Hamada, potter Kenkichi Tomimoto, ceramic art Kako Moriguchi, Yuzen dyeing (for kimonos) Gonroku Matsuda, lacquer art Chikuunsai Tanabe, bamboo weaver Shiko Munakata, woodblock artist Seison Maeda, traditional painter Some of
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