Ruth Ju-shih Li is a Taiwanese-Australian artist whose works draw on her myriad of cultural and spiritual heritage. Her ephemeral practice presents actions of personal reflection, giving form to Li’s deeply personal meditations through fine porcelain and intricate raw clay installations. Her work is a celebration of renewal, natural cycles of life and the gradual …
Shiyuan Xu was born in Hangzhou, P.R China, currently travels between US and China. Shiyuan received her BA in Ceramics from China Academy of Art in 2012, and an MFA from Arizona State University in 2016. Shiyuan is the recipient of 2021 NCECA Emerging Artist and 2017 Ceramics Monthly Emerging Artist. She has been awarded …
Clay is a material accepting of impression. It is a record of every process, from its geological formation in the earth to its eventual transformation in the fire. My work with ceramics begins with the clay. By using local materials dug from the river bottoms and mountainsides of western North Carolina, my work gains a …
Tim See is from Central New York. He teaches thousands of people daily the craft of clay through live streams, videos and answering endless questions. These experiences help to mold Tim’s path of service to the clay community. He mentors individuals and groups so they too can find a way to self-expression and make the …
Malcolm has over 47 years of working with clay. A journey which began by studying with Japanese master potter Makoto Yabe and continues today with Malcolm making his living entirely from selling his work. Much of Malcolm’s time is now dedicated to producing custom designed and made tableware to hotels, restaurants and cafes throughout Australia, …
My main focus on ceramics has been the modernization and interpretation of Mino wares, particularly of the Momoyama period. Oribe is more of a philosophy of clay than glaze type – it is the freedom of both clay and decoration of the Mino wares that has captured my soul. How does one put one’s feeling …
