On this episode of You, Me and Sicily we take you to Caltagirone, Sciacca and Santo Stefano di Camastra to explore the art of ceramic making in Sicily. Sicilian ceramics has been around for centuries. Find out more about these works of art and what parts of Sicily are best to purchase them. Caltagirone, province […]
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This 2012 video documentary showcases the Italian artists who produce Biordi Majolica. Biordi Art Imports, located in San Francisco, has been bringing the finest Italian ceramics to the United States since 1946. We were the first Majolica store and still are the leader in this field. In this video we will take you on a
Biordi’s Artisans: The Best in Italian Ceramics Read More »
Footage of renowned American Indian potter Maria Martinez creating blackware Pueblo pottery with her husband Julian Martinez. To license footage from this film for commercial use visit: www.travelfilmarchive.com. "Footage of renowned Native American potter Maria Martinez creating blackware Pueblo pottery with her husband Julian Martinez. 06:00:00:00 San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico VS Caucasian woman &
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Time lapse of slab constructed bottles, start to finish.
Lisa Pedolsky – Handbuilt Read More »
Duane Reed Gallery is currently showcasing the artwork Sasha Koozel Reibstein, Ron Johnson, and Kensuke Yamada. Reibstein's ceramic view feature a unique use of glazing and differences in the appearance of material, Johnson's paintings have entered a whole new dimension through layered woodcuts, and Yamada's sculptures on display explore human interactions through facial expressions. These
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A short profile of ceramic sculptor and Penland School instructor Kensuke Yamada, whose work will be featured in the Annual Benefit Auction, August 9-10, 2019.
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Kensuke Yamada spent the month of May 2016 as Cheekwood's latest Martin Shallenberger Artist-in-Residence, creating the playful sculptures for his exhibition, Diving Through Clouds. This film documents the entire process of Kensuke's residency from creation of work to the final installation of the exhibition.
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Robert D. Mowry Ceramics made expressly for the Chinese Imperial Court first came to the fore during the Northern Song period (960–1127) with ivory-hued Ding ware and celadon-glazed Ru ware. Guan ware, with its crackled, grayish-blue glaze, enjoyed Imperial favor during the Southern Song period (1127–1279), and brought to a close the long tradition of
Porcelain for the Emperors: Imperial Wares of the Song , Ming and Qing Dynasties Read More »
Alastair Gibson looks in depth at a Ming Dynasty vase depicting a dragon and explains the sybmolism. This is a lovely vitem and is a great example of a ming dynasty dragon vase.
Looking At A Ming Dynasty Porcelain Dragon Vase Read More »
From the 2017 NCECA Conference featuring speakers Keith Williams, Mark Shapiro, Jeffrey Mongrain & Peter Held
Past Masters Remembering Gary Erickson, Karen Karnes, Nick Kripal, Akio Takamori Read More »
