Jugtown Pottery, a working pottery and an American Craft Shop, is located in Seagrove, NC in the community of Westmoore. It was started in 1917 by two artists from Raleigh, North Carolina who shared a love for pottery, Jacques and Juliana Busbee. Today Jugtown still follows the same approach to pottery as laid out by […]
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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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A new film by Eric Minh Swenson. The Atelier Series by EMS are long form studio practice films that are quiet and instructional. They convey the ambiance of the studio space and a minimal approach to filmmaking. These films turn the banal methods of an artist into meditative insight and reflections upon exquisite process. Zemer
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‘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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Barlaston, Staffordshire. The manufacturing of Wedgwood China has not changed much since Josiah Wedgwood first opened his factory – a look around the Wedgwood factory. M/S of a row of girls pummelling clay into moulds. C/U of a girl emptying the moulds – delicate little clay figures fall out. C/U of man's hands carefully laying
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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
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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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www.craftinamerica.org. Richard Notkin demonstrates slip casting. LANDSCAPE episode PBS premiere: May 30, 2007. For more on Craft in America, visit www.craftinamerica.org. All Craft in America programs are viewable free on www.craftinamerica.org, PBS mobile app and video.pbs.org/program/craft-in-america. To purchase DVDs: www.shoppbs.org
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Randy Johnston (ceramics professor at UW-RF) demos building a spout and/or handle using a slump mold at Pigeon Lake.
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This clip was exerpted from "In the Studio". This video is available in the Ceramic Arts Network Shop:
The Pocket Slab Roller: A Brilliant Homemade Tool for Making Clay Slabs | RANDY JOHNSTON Read More »
