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CAP#: 107 Technical Collaboration, Figurative, Public Art, Sculptural LATEST ISSUE →

Exploration, Experimentation and Examination in International Contemporary Ceramics

by Tanya Dutt

When one envisages a highly experimental and pioneering residency in the field of contemporary practices, one hardly imagines a rural village in central India or the kiln building techniques from Afri…


Technical Installation, Public Art David Freeman

Common Ground: Site specific clay sculpture at Brownsville Museum of Fine Art, TX

Artist Ron Fondaw, Professor of Art at Washington University in St. Louis’ Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts, came to the South Texas Valley and took a critical look at the regional, political,…


Art + Perception Conference, Kiln and Firing, Public Art, Woodfire Moyra Elliott

The Danish Clay Gulag: GULDAGERGAARD

It’s the light that first strikes as different. It often carries a bluish grey cast that colours things a bit like an old reproduction of Van Gogh’s Wheatfield with Cyprus, that’s been up on the wall…

CAP#: 106 Technical Collaboration, Public Art LATEST ISSUE →

From the ground up: Terracotta way markers

by Nick Charlton

The project sought ideas for sculptural way-markers that not only artistically complemented the environment but were ‘informative’, providing in one way or another insights about the route that users…


Art + Perception Naked Clay, Profile, Public Art, Sculptural Michael McTwigan

Paula Winokur

Rising 600 feet above the western shore of the Hudson River, just north of New York City, are the majestic rock cliffs called the Palisades.


Yarrobil Public Art Lauren Karle, Sarah McNutt

Public Art Practice

We propose that public art practice is a unique domain situated as a bridge between two areas of thought.



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