Archive for April 2012

Anna of 1000… no… 1022 pots (just in case)

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Posted April 25, 2012 by annallewellyn in Uncategorized

A wishful moment

A wishful moment (I have this much stuff in the garage) at Song Dong exhibition, the Barbican.

Posted April 25, 2012 by annallewellyn in Uncategorized

Anna and 1000 pots …well 830 so far

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Thank you Al for taking some photographs for me as I am stuck on the wheel. Have planned to throw till Wednesday then lots of rolling out to make miniature plates. Template cutter already made.

Posted April 17, 2012 by annallewellyn in Uncategorized

My weekend reading


Randy Frost (Author), Gail Steketee (Author) “]

Posted April 15, 2012 by annallewellyn in Uncategorized

ronit baranga strange but interesting cermic pieces.

 

ronit baranga.

Posted April 14, 2012 by annallewellyn in Uncategorized

Studio Pieter Stockmans – Belgian ceramic designer, Stockmans porselein, studio collection by designer Piet Stockmans – Genk -Belgium – designer porcelain – art porcelain – Stockmans blauw

 

Pieter Stockmans Beautiful inspiring work

Studio Pieter Stockmans – Belgian ceramic designer, Stockmans porselein, studio collection by designer Piet Stockmans – Genk -Belgium – designer porcelain – art porcelain – Stockmans blauw.

Posted April 14, 2012 by annallewellyn in Uncategorized

Matthew Blakely ceramics woodfired rock glazes

 

Matthew Blakely ceramics woodfired rock glazes.

just saw on this website that he does weekend courses am very tempted….

Posted April 8, 2012 by annallewellyn in Uncategorized

DEBOOS , Janet |Large vase

 

DEBOOS , Janet |Large vase.

Posted April 8, 2012 by annallewellyn in Uncategorized

Janet DeBoos talk at ‘Smart works: design and the handmade’ symposium

 

Janet DeBoos talk at ‘Smart works: design and the handmade’ symposium.

Posted April 8, 2012 by annallewellyn in Uncategorized

Anna of a thousand pots!

 

My aim is to depict the concept of waste, hoarding and collecting. Through my art practice I have been investigating the versatile art form of clay to give me a richer understanding of material objects that tell about our lives. Through working with fired clay I can preserve a unique spontaneity where my personal touch is still visible.  I will take control through the act of throwing, working in a thoughtful language that can reflect social, technical and aesthetic deliberations revealing poetic significance.

Jean Baudrillard states that when an object is stripped of its function “its destiny is to be collected” freed from its explicit function while still preserving references to the container my work takes on a more metaphoric and symbolic quality, to become a signifier of meanings and ideas. The object will be asserting its independence and authority, and as my hand will be expressing this authority through material ideas, shape and simple forms, I will have taken control, will they balance? Will they fall?

Posted April 5, 2012 by annallewellyn in Uncategorized