A film by Eric Minh Swenson. (Film number one-thousand thirteen hundred and sixty-nine in the series.) EMS Legacy Films is a continuing series of short films produced by EMS on artists and exhibitions. His art films can be seen at Please email emsartscene@gmail.com for film pricing and inquiries Instagram : @ericminhswenson Website : emsartscene.com Twitter […]
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This is a classic 1993 interview I did with Beatrice Wood at her studio in Ojai when she was 100 — still creating beautiful ceramics and with a brilliant sense of humor. She entertained Stephen and me with lunch, stories from her past … and shared her secret to staying youthful: young men and chocolate!
Elaine Lipworth’s Interview with artist Beatrice Wood for her 100th Birthday Read More »
A short video sharing a selection of ceramic works by Beatrice Wood, from the permanent collection of the Beatrice Wood Center for the Arts in Ojai, California. www.beatricewood.com
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VIDEOCERÁMICA # BEATRICE WOOD was born in San Francisco in 1893 and passed away in Ojai, California nine days after her 105th birthday on March 12, 1998. She attributed her longevity to "young men and chocolates." Wood sspent time in Paris during her late teens. Studying art briefly at the Academie Julian, she was soon
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
Ayumi Horie – Haystack Mountain School of Crafts Read More »
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
AYUMI HORIE: Functional Art (S3E7) Read More »
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
Ceramics Panel Discussion with Ayumi Horie, Mark Johnson, and Sequoia Miller Read More »
