Mimi discusses various works from the Metamorphose exhibition at Islington Arts Factory, May 2013. www.islingtonartsfactory.org
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Artist Zemer Peled uses meticulously methodical brushstrokes to turn ordinary plates into floral works of art! 🌼🌺🌸🖌(Check out her "IN BLOOM" tableware collection for Bernardaud) Permission granted by Zemer Peled. • • • FOLLOW Zemer Peled • • • Facebook: Instagram: Bernardaud: ◾️SUBSCRIBE to My Modern Met's Weekly Newsletter: • • • FOLLOW My Modern
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What is a fragment? How do contemporary artists use it? Let's find out together! 00:00 – Intro 00:12 – Art Video 01:005 – What are we talking about today? 02:20 – Franco Guerzoni 03:02 – Sookyung Yee 03:55 – Glen Martin Taylor 04:31 – Let's make our fragmented artwork! 07:34 – Conclusion Email – incortodarte@gmail.com
In Corto D’Arte – Ep. 5 Fragment – Franco Guerzoni, Sookyung Yee & Glen Martin Taylor Read More »
1 – A visit to the Saatchi Gallery If you're planning to go to London, you must visit the Saatchi Gallery. The exhibition Korean Eye 2012 is a very interesting opportunity to discover or rediscover some artists. Personally, I continue to appreciate Yeesookyung with its delicate ceramic sculptures are very similar to an explosion of
‘This vase is a really important piece of British ceramic history,’ says Matilda Burn, a Christie’s specialist in Decorative Arts, of this black ‘basaltes’ encaustic-decorated ‘First Day’s Vase’, potted by Josiah Wedgwood in 1769. ‘It’s the start of a legacy that has continued through the centuries. He really dedicated his life to the perfection of
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Historian and author An Wilson explores the life of his great hero, Josiah Wedgwood. As one of the founding fathers of the Industrial Revolution, Wegdwood was a self-made, self-educated creative giant, whose other achievements might be better known if he wasn't so celebrated for his pottery. Subscribe and click the bell icon to get more
Beyond The Pottery: The Creative Giant, Josiah Wedgwood (Full Documentary) | Perspective Read More »
Taken by the transgressive nature of Steven Young Lee’s porcelain “Vase with Landscape and Dinosaurs," ceramic artist Wayne Highby appreciates that it challenges and questions the traditional vessel, porcelain history, and also traditional ceramic art.
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In preparation to move to the new museum at 2 Columbus Circle, the Museum of Arts and Design has sent Robert Arneson's "Alice House Wall," 1967, to the conservator to restore it to it's original condition. Gift of the Johnson Wax Company, through the American Craft Council, 1977. The restoration of Alice House Wall was
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Robert Arneson was an American sculptor and ceramicist who is considered as the father of Funk Art, the anti-establishment movement that incorporated a mélange of found objects, autobiographical subjects, and humor. Although he worked in many media (including painting and printmaking), Robert Arneson is perhaps best known as the most important ceramic sculptor in the
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