Gerit Grimm throwing a Juicer part I
Ceramics Class I juicer assignment.
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NCECA 2013 Demonstrator DVD Trailer: Gerit Grimm
This is a trailer for the NCECA Demonstrator Series featuring Gerit Grimm, to purchase the DVD please visit: and click on STORE.
CROSSOVER (Conversation with Artist BETH LO)
Born in Lafayette, Indiana, and working as a professional artist since the 1970s, ceramicist Beth Lo
creates pieces that responds to both motherhood and her own childhood memories of feeling marginalized as an Asian-American.
Crimson Laurel Gallery – New works by Lisa Clague / Ceramics
A few new works "cups" from ceramic sculpture Lisa Clague.
1) Can you keep a secret
2)Rest on my shoulder
3)Sugar and spice
4) A mans best friend
5) Music to my ears
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Robert Winokur, Sculptor
From September 8, 2012 through December 30 2012, the James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown has an exhibition featuring 10 artists. It is called "Creative Hand, Discerning Heart: Story, Symbol, Self" and this film profiles the sculptor Robert Winokur.
Robert Winokur is an innovative sculptor whose medium is clay. For over 50 years he has been producing imaginative, thought provoking, and technically superb pieces of ceramic art.
KQED Spark – Richard Shaw
Meet ceramic artist Richard Shaw who is known for pioneering technical virtuosity and witty investigation of everyday objects. Original air date: February 2005.
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Gallery Talk: Nathan Lynch on Ron Nagle
Nathan Lynch, associate professor and chair of the ceramics and glass programs at California College of the Arts, gives a talk focusing on Ron Nagle's work ethic, attention to detail, and unflinching pursuit of his best sculpture, as well as his humor and sense of style.
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KQED Spark – Ron Nagle
Visit with the multi-talented Ron Nagle, first in his ceramic studio and then in a recording session. Original air date: March 2009.
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Ron Nagle on the ceramic “revolution”
Born and raised in San Francisco, sculptor Ron Nagle describes working with his mentor, local legend Peter Voulkos, to break the mold of traditional ceramics and usher in a new approach to the medium. Nagle, who has been creating objects since childhood, discusses how his style has changed over the years and offers some sage advice to the creative community.
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