The Salisbury Ceramics Open is on until Saturday 14th November. So if you haven't seen it there's still time. With such a broad range of work in such a beautiful setting it is well worth setting aside an hour or so to soak it all up. If you happen to have the pleasure, don't forget to vote for your favourite piece which will recieve a prize at the end of the exhibition (hut hum!).
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I ventured down to the Salisbury Arts Centre on a glorious autumnal day yesterday to install 'Ice' as part of the Salisbury Ceramics Open. The private view is this thursday from 6pm. It would be great to see you there but in the meantime here are some behind the scenes photos from the installation. What an amazing venue. For more details click here.
#porcelain prep resulting from the #magnetic #drawings you’ve been seeing which can be snapped up here… http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/artist-residency-in-Iceland/x/7324897 #art #sculpture #ceramics #indiegogo #iceland #kineticart #residency #crowdfunding
Smashing up work in the #studio. Out with the old and in with the new. #sculpture #ceramics
When paper #porcelain meets #magnetic inspiration. #art #ceramics
I definitely need to talk to this man!
Reversed Volumes by Mischer’Traxler
The use of ceramic powder, which becomes really hard without being fired, gives the possibility that each bowl is as unique as the actual used fruit /vegetable.
Lisboa, photo by rery
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Because sometimes there’s no need for function.
Lessons available in my studio.
I can feel some plaster carving coming on…
A Gaudi themed commission of mine, complete with grand children’s drawings.
Other works can be found here:
Getting stuck in at the studio…
Many hours have been spent on this beauty…
My kiln God is looking rather glum but he does serve me ever so well.
There have been some interesting colour experiments recently…the fruits of our labour should be evident soon!
What’s your favourite?
