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Sergio Bustamante es un artista plastico mexicano que ha materializado sus sueños en pintura, escultura y joyería por más de cinco décadas. Su estilo se destaca por su inspiración en la iconografía artesanal y por la capacidad de transmitir magia y misterio a través de sus obras.
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Nanotechnology consists of a set of enabling technologies that lead to new applications and nanomaterials in many traditional industries and emerging new ones. We show what nanotechnology is used for.
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Jessica Loughlin is a highly committed and passionate artist who is highly regarded both in Australia and internationally. Her thoughtful and instinctual approach, together with extaordinary technical skills with the medium sees her work collected by both public institutions and … Continue reading →
Decor zonder naam. Uit de collectie: Decoraties Maastrichts aardewerk, 1836-1969
雨の日といえば昔は長靴かアウトドア系の靴を履くしかありませんでしたよね？ でも近年ゲリラ豪雨も多いせいか、イマどきのドレカジに映えるベーシックな“黒短靴”でも雨に強いモデルが続々登場。ていうか、パッと見が似通ったものも多く、どれを選べばいい...
Is it pottery, ceramics or majolica? Learn which word conveys both the technical process as well as the unique quality and beauty of Italian pottery
Black Glaze Teapot by Tatsuya Hattori. Tatsuya Hattori completed the ceramics program at the Tajimi City Pottery Design and Technical Center. He established his studio in Toki City in 2012. Hattori's ceramics are characterized by their refined shapes and exquisite glazes.
(Mud)Bucket is a blog about contemporary and indie ceramic art: pottery and sculpture and everything in between. Included are occasional spots about being a student of ceramics and other related technical topics. Occasional posts about non-ceramic, contemporary artists as well.
A feat of technical mastery, the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked dresses the artistic openworked sapphire dial and the movement’s visible pink gold components in black ceramics.
A feat of technical mastery, the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked dresses the artistic openworked sapphire dial and the movement’s visible pink gold components in black ceramics.
Many ceramicists have day jobs, but few have ones as incongruous as Karen Aragon of Saint Karen, who spends the majority of her hours working as a web developer. Her latest ceramics collection is an attempt to bridge those two interests by pulling influences from her more technical role into her creative one. “I wanted to be able to marry these two parts of my life, so I fed what I learn and research as a developer into my ceramic designs," she explains.
Pablo Picasso is considered an artistic master, partly because Picasso´s oeuvre extends far beyond traditional painting methods, and encompasses all artistic mediums including: lithography, etching, linocut, and fine art pottery. Picasso gleaned a particular joy in creating ceramics, as evidenced by Picasso´s thousands of ceramic objects including: wittily decorated terra cotta plates, charming ceramic figures, earthenware pitchers, clay masks, glazed plaques and hand–painted tiles, all created with Picasso´s child–like whimsy. By the late 1940's, Picasso was withdrawing from the pressures of Paris and spending more and more time at the Picasso home Galloise, a villa above the town of Vallauris in the south of France. The town of Vallauris had been blessed with ground that yielded excellent clay, and Vallauris had been an important ceramics–producing center from Roman times to the 1920's. In 1946 Picasso was invited by George and Suzanne Ramie to visit the Madoura Pottery factory, and in 1947 Picasso began to create his own ceramics at Madoura. Between 1947–1971 Pablo Picasso created more than 3,000 ceramic objects at the Madoura Pottery factory, including: ceramic plates, ceramic pitchers, hand–painted ceramic tiles, enamel glazed ashtrays, ceramic vases, and ceramic plaques. For a decade Picasso would also produced posters for Vallauris´ small summer Ceramics Festival.While working in the ceramic medium, Picasso would deliberately mismatch or reposition handles or spouts in order to ingeniously create facial or anatomical features on the ceramic objects. Picasso would pick up discarded scraps of unfired clay to create seated or standing female figures, reiterating Picasso´s reflexive obsession with the female form. When is a vessel just a vessel for Picasso? Almost never. Along with Suzanne Ramie's technical tips, Picasso used unconventional tools for surface patterning such as kitchen knives or perforated cooking utensils. The dominant themes of Picasso´s clay pottery became: the face; still lifes, bucolic scenes evoking a mythical Mediterranean past, bullfights, and animals like birds and fish. In short, many of Picasso´s life–long interests conveniently found new expression in the ceramic medium.
