Arrowmont Ceramic Surface Symposium
On Sunday morning, Arrowmont’s Program Director, Bill Griffith, welcomed a group of eighteen ceramic artists to the Second Annual Ceramic Surface Forum.
Current Artist-in-Residence, Jason Burnett, introduced this forum for the first time last year as a platform for early-, mid- and seasoned-career artists to take a break from their normal studio life and come together for a week. The function of the forum is to be a creative retreat for individual growth as well as to strengthen and build relationships within the ceramic field.
The daily structure begins with slide presentations each morning followed by a day in the studio to evolve according to the participants and may include everything from focused work time to conversation to impromptu demos to collaborations.
see more at the FB page:
http://www.facebook.com/arrowmontschool
Here's some photos from the Symposium. More to come soon........
Current Artist-in-Residence, Jason Burnett, introduced this forum for the first time last year as a platform for early-, mid- and seasoned-career artists to take a break from their normal studio life and come together for a week. The function of the forum is to be a creative retreat for individual growth as well as to strengthen and build relationships within the ceramic field.
The daily structure begins with slide presentations each morning followed by a day in the studio to evolve according to the participants and may include everything from focused work time to conversation to impromptu demos to collaborations.
see more at the FB page:
http://www.facebook.com/arrowmontschool
Here's some photos from the Symposium. More to come soon........
Lana Wilson applies underglazes & sgrafitto on a soft slab, then rolls the slab (w/newspaper between slab & rolling pin) to stretch the slab and distort the surface decoration.
Emily Reason's Fighting Mantis Bottle
Beth Kendall's, slip-made slab on plaster
varieties of whiskey. free for sampling on the stirp!
Alex Irvine as a bobble- head
from the Foothills Parkway, January 11 and 72 degrees!
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