Patti Warashina's art: selections from the 1960s to the present, based on a retrospective exhibition at the American Museum of Ceramic Art (AMOCA). AMOCA has published a companion book "Patti Warashina, Wit and Wisdom" by Martha Kingsbury, American Museum of Ceramic Art
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Being an artist was not the career Patti Warashina's parents had in mind for her when she was growing up in Spokane. Warashina enrolled at the UW intent on becoming a dental hygienist. However, one day she took a required elective in beginning drawing. Another art class introduced her to clay. That did it! She switched majors and went on to become one of America's foremost ceramic artists.
Patti Warashina, Professor emerita
Kevin Snipes talks to starting artists about what he thinks is important in moving your career forward.
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Kevin Snipes '94 is a full-time ceramic artist working in Cleveland. He shows his work in solo gallery exhibitions across the country and regularly gives presentations as a visiting artist at colleges and universities. At CIA, Snipes learned to combine his love of drawing with his love of building things by working in ceramics. On the strength of his unique work, he has had residencies at numerous prestigious art centers.
Join Jennifer Zwilling as she leads a talk with artist Kevin Snipes.
The Clay Studio serves artists in the community and its community with art. We were founded in 1974 by a group of 5 ceramic artists seeking a shared space and mutual support, but they soon realized their work embraced something broader: to educate and engage the larger community with the joy of making in clay. Today The Clay Studio supports 65 Resident and Associate artists and welcomes 4,700 students in their classrooms every year, while also serving 3,800 schoolchildren and adults in the Philadelphia area. We offer classes and workshops year round in handbuilding, wheel-throwing, casting and glazing, for people of all ages, from beginner to advanced. These online how-to demos are tutorials created by ceramic artists that anyone can do at home. They celebrate the idea that homemade is handmade, and they connect artists with people right where they live. Enjoy!
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Artist kevin Snipes talks about his unique style of drawing on hand built porcelain sculpture.
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Long Beach Museum of Art opening reception for Gerit Grimm
Classroom demonstration on throwing a bowl in Ceramics I. Recorded by Chet Lubarsky.
