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Slab Art
Geography: Attributed to Jordan Medium: Ink on limestone Dimensions: Gr. H. 9 3/4 in. (24.8 cm) Th. 2 in. (5.1 cm) W. 5 3/4 in. (14.6 cm) Th. 2 in. (5.1 cm) Classification: Stone Credit Line: Gift of H. Dunscombe Colt, 1966 Accession Number: 66.81 The faded black paint used to inscribe this limestone slab does not permit a proper reading of the text, which was written in a…
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How to make Ceramic Art at home?
Jasna Sokolovic s 3-D ceramic art block uses under glazes and silkscreening techniques to decorate a ceramic art block you can hang on your wall. 1. Cut a piece of clay from the raw clay block and roll it into a sheet using a rolling pin. 2. Measure and cut slabs from the sheet for the front, back, sides, top and bottom of the ceramic block. 3. Assemble the block by scoring…
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Clay Art projects
With funding from local and state government and foundations CAC celebrates clay in the community by creating pieces of public art. CACs public art projects help to increase awareness and appreciation for the arts in our community, beautify unused spaces and involve community members in the valuable process of creating art while taking ownership of public spaces. Having facilitated…
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Ceramic Art Techniques
Ceramic Arts Daily is a free online resource and newsletter written and produced for the benefit of potters and ceramic artists worldwide. The newsletter features both renowned and emerging artists, their work, techniques and artistic perspectives. Regular features include tips and techniques designed to help every artist expand their skill set and widen their artistic horizons…
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Slab Pottery Artists
Arthur Boyd and Bundanon. The land at Bundanon along the Shoalhaven River was given as a free land grant in 1837 to R Browne. He soon sold the land on to Kenneth McKenzie. He built a timber-framed house here and finally in 1866 he had a fine two-storey Georgian style residence erected. That is the grand homestead of Bundanon today. McKenzie was also a doctor and a magistrate…
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Making Ceramic Art
Anderson Bailey If I could offer advice to anyone pursuing studio ceramics as a career, I would say two things: First, work for other people. If possible, quit your other jobs and just work for artists. This will give you invaluable access to tools, space, mentorship, and will keep your hands learning. I would not be doing what I am doing today if not for the people I worked…
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