Celebrating the Ceramic Art Renaissance: A Look at the Splendid Masterpieces

Celebrating the Ceramic Art Renaissance: A Look at the Splendid Masterpieces

The renaissance period saw a renewed interest in ceramic art, with artists experimenting with new forms and techniques. Pottery became more ornate, with intricate designs and vivid colors. Some notable ceramic artists from this period include Luca della Robbia and Bernard Palissy. The Beauty of Ceramics: Exploring the Art of the Renaissance Period Ceramic art … Read more

The Splendid Artistry of Ancient Xia Dynasty Pottery

The Splendid Artistry of Ancient Xia Dynasty Pottery

Xia dynasty pottery (2070-1600 BCE) was known for its simplicity and functionality. It was mostly made from grey or brown clay and was decorated with geometric patterns. The pottery was used for everyday items such as storage jars, bowls, and dishes. Exploring the Timeless Beauty of Xia Dynasty Ceramics Pottery from the Xia dynasty originates … Read more

Exploring the Creative World of Ceramic Art

Exploring the Creative World of Ceramic Art

Ceramic art refers to the creation of decorative and functional objects using clay and other ceramic materials that are shaped and then fired in a kiln. This process can include a variety of techniques such as hand-building, wheel-throwing, and glaze application. Ceramic art can take many forms, including sculpture, pottery, and tile. Discovering the Magic … Read more

A Look Back at the Fascinating History of Pottery

A Look Back at the Fascinating History of Pottery

Pottery is one of the oldest human inventions, dating back to at least 24,000 BC. Early pottery was made by hand, using simple tools and coiling or molding techniques. By around 3,000 BC, the potter’s wheel was invented in Mesopotamia and Egypt, allowing for mass production of pottery. Pottery has been used for utilitarian & … Read more

How To Get Started With Ceramics

How To Get Started With Ceramics

Where To Get Started With Ceramics
1. High School
2. Colleges
3. Books And Video
4. Online Websites
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M. C. Richards Ceramics

M. C. Richards Ceramics

At Black Mountain College, M. C. Richards was one of the most popular teachers with the students. She grouped her courses under the general heading of “Reading and Writing” while including important elements such as literary criticism.

Daniel Rhodes Ceramics

Daniel Rhodes Ceramics

Daniel Rhodes uses a technique of applying applications of slips to achieve what Rhodes calls “fortuitous forms” of clay. Rhodes is well-known as an author among studio potters and ceramic sculptors for his expertise in ceramics processes.

Frederick Hurten Rhead

Frederick Hurten Rhead

What I find most interesting is Rhead created and developed a Fiesta plate collection in the 1930s, which became very popular at the time. It was designed in the Art Deco style around a spherical concept.