Shoko Teruyama's playful body of earthenware forms houses her sgraffito drawings of birds and other animals, vine pattern motifs, and calculated negative space.
Part of the Museum of Arts and Design Series, “Contemporary Ceramics” offers 90 examples of a comprehensive selection of functional and nonfunctional ceramics.
Ceramics: Basic Throwing Skills and Ceramics: Throwing Functional Forms are both available through our Reviewers Keepers program. We’ll send you the DVDs, you write a review—and you keep the DVDs!
If you’re looking for inspiration, this exhibition includes more than 100 porcelain and stoneware vessels that represent an era of diverse and accomplished ceramic production in southern Japan.
This 73-min. DVD includes chapters such as "Raku clay," "Hand building," "Slab construction," "Slip painting," "Wheel throwing," "Manipulated shapes" and many more.
From the Museum of Arts and Design Series, Contemporary Clay: Diverse Soup Tureen Forms features examples of functional works focusing strongly on form.
