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The ceramics hall, for example, currently displays Imari porcelain wares on loan from the Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka.
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Rhodes taught ceramics at Alfred University in New York for 25 years and published six books on technical ceramics.
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Garth Clark, a ceramics expert and international dealer, said the center had been the world's most important workshop for contemporary ceramics since its inception.
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This is how he described his relationship to ceramics to me in an interview (Brooklyn Rail, November 2011): Ceramics was always stuff that was pretty interesting.
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This is particularly surprising considering the prevalent purism in ceramics (with notable exceptions like Jessica Jackson Hutchins, who mixes ceramics with soft furniture and other domestic objects).
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It has strengthened the group with the acquisitions of U.S.-based peer DAI Ceramics in 2015 and a British electro-ceramics business from Morgan Advanced Materials this year.
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New York Ceramics and Glass Fair (Friday through Sunday) About 30 galleries, dealers and artists will display ceramics, pottery and glass dating from the 17th century to today.
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The trend was fully underway when handmade ceramics and ceramics classes got enormously popular among those with a taste for the artisanal or a case of digital exhaustion.
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It has strengthened the group with the acquisitions of U.S.-based peer DAI Ceramics in May 2016 and a British electro-ceramics business from Morgan Advanced Materials this year.
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Cinven strengthened the group with the acquisitions of US-based peer DAI Ceramics in 2015 and a British electro-ceramics business from Morgan Advanced Materials this year, before launching the sale in September.
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The human sacrifices were buried with textiles, beads and ceramics.
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We've outlined the reasons ceramics in smartwatches are increasingly common.
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Huseyin Erdogan stands at the counter of his ceramics shop.
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The sectors affected include coking coal, aluminum, steel and ceramics.
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Like these three artists, Tenaglia does something unexpected with ceramics.
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Jono Pandolfi USA has specialized in handmade ceramics since 2004.
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There are good Picasso ceramics on a gray marble mantelpiece.
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I really think ceramics are having a moment right now.
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You find ceramics with toys, with production, and with consumption.
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She opted to do ceramics classes rather than traditional therapy.
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But To Be A Poor Race culminates with Gates's ceramics.
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Tour groups, ceramics makers and others are trying to capitalize.
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Other dishes come in heavy, glazed ceramics or iron pots.
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What influenced the early exploration of ceramics in your work?
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So knowing ceramics has been key to this as well.
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Inspired by the Gardiner Museum's rich collection of contemporary ceramics, Hyperallergic's new limited-run podcast series invites prominent artists and curators to explore the social history of ceramics, spotlighting its multifaceted role in our culture.
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Nobody really knows why he gave up ceramics for ice cream.
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His website, called ceramics + theory, explains the crux of his interests.
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Studies of its woodblock prints, ceramics and photographs are in progress.
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He practiced kintsugi, the art of mending broken ceramics with lacquer.
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It could be a beautiful mug from a local ceramics place.
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People these days who make things like socks—or ceramics, or
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They're hefty amalgamations of lumpy but glossy ceramics and polished furnishings.
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The group made quilts and and papier-mâché objects, not ceramics.
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Some unintentionally crystalize current trends, like plants or the ceramics renaissance.
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Mon Dieu, these ceramics — or "monstrosities," as he aptly called them.
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This collection of ceramics is like a diary of my travels.
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Sometimes ceramics or personal items would be put in the bundles.
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Nate's mother, a secretary, fondly remembers high school French and ceramics.
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"People have this idea that ceramics are fragile," Mr. Manners said.
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I am an architect, and I also paint and make ceramics.
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Right now, people are willing to shell out for ceramics classes (a balm for those who spend too much time on their phones and computers) and handmade ceramics, many of which cost much more than those brooms.
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The art world market always needs something new — and ceramics are fashionable.
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His name carries in the design world of handcrafted, small-bath ceramics.
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I'm experimenting with pins, prints, stickers, Shrinky Dinks, ceramics, and enamel pins.
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Peterson's bedroom, and Nancy's handmade ceramics still sit on her bathroom sink.
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Ceramics with variously hued glazes feature such motifs as flowers and ducks.
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She's very busy and important, and anyway, she has that ceramics class.
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Butterly, whose mastery of ceramics is unrivaled, is our youngest modern master.
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The bronzes, unlike the fiber works and ceramics, never attempted figural references.
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Through another maze of hallways is a gallery of glass and ceramics.
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The tubular ceramics are bent, knotted, and coiled, vaguely resembling marine invertebrates.
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"I use Facebook to promote Chinese ceramics to the world," she said.
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Perhaps she should take one of those overpriced ceramics classes or something.
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Corning has a long history of investing in both glass and ceramics.
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Many use marble, glass, granite, and ceramics to create their striking interiors.
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Niches with glass shelves and special lighting highlight art and ceramics collections.
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"Metals, ceramics, building materials, everything came out of a rock," he said.
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Year & Day wants you to use its European ceramics for everything from
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I decided to explore the possibility of teaching an online ceramics course.
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The development of colored ceramics in watchmaking has been relatively slow, however.
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One was Heath Ceramics' tiny Box and Stopper vase with double openings.
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At her beloved local ceramics studio, she meets Casey, the owner's nephew.
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There is no culture in history that has not produced great ceramics.
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Understated furniture from Fendi, dramatic ceramics, pine on your plate and more.
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Traditional ceramics have not been completely abandoned, but rather overtaken by experimentation.
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And there's playful stuff on the ceramics: Betty Boop, Popeye, Minnie Mouse.
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David Benson is vice president of sales at Maryland-based Architectural Ceramics.
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Were the broken ceramics found near the entrances used for ritual sacrifices?
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A ceramics project space sells wares from a collective of local potters.
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He added that unlike paintings or photographs, ceramics had an unparalleled longevity.
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Around this time, Soleri was supporting his family through architectural commissions, lecturing at Arizona State University and putting his knowledge of ceramics he had gleaned while building the Italian ceramics factory to use by making small ceramic bells.
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The series explores the role of museums, ceramics, and the stories they tell.
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It will include glass furniture and ceramics, alongside a set of special dishes.
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Ceramic Pitchers "When it comes to ceramics, it's all about craftsmanship," Janna notes.
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This is certainly true of the quest for better ceramics for body armour.
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This time she had a Sunday ceramics class she couldn't get out of.
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For him, there was no hierarchy between art and crafts, such as ceramics.
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Muehe was able to flee to another classroom through a shared ceramics closet.
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Joan B. Mirviss Ms. Mirviss, a New York dealer, specializes in Japanese ceramics.
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They were manufactured in stone, metal, cork, wax, ceramics, plastic, wood or soap.
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He developed a passion for ceramics, purchasing pieces by Picasso, Miró and Gauguin.
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But these works also drill into the history and processes of ceramics itself.
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This seems appropriate to ceramics, the alchemical art of earth transformed by fire.
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They also showcase and sell works that include paintings, ceramics, sculptures and bags.
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He was a popular teacher of ceramics, Photoshop, drawing and other creative fare.
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In the 19th century, the street was a hub for ceramics and crystal.
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The region is heavily dependent on ceramics and, hence, on trade with Europe.
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Jemison took studio art classes, making ceramics, silk screenings and other forms of art.
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Among them are over 1,000 paintings, as well as sculptures, photographs, ceramics, and more.
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The biographical website Who's Who lists "collecting ceramics" and "fridge magnets" among her hobbies.
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Zibo's ceramics companies are not only hit by emergency closures aimed at curbing smog.
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The understated, ochre-colored ceramics typical of the region are found everywhere in Chile.
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I'm thinking the L.A. Conservancy, and I'd like to get back into ceramics classes.
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This gives ceramics high melting points, permitting them to be deployed in hot circumstances.
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The market has 230 stalls and boasts handmade wooden crafts, ceramics and blown glass.
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LA-based artist Meegan Barnes makes elegantly sculpted ceramics, many of which are butts.
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It gets extra points for looking like a futuristic riff on a ceramics class.
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Shoe design, ceramics, tapestry: all creative acts are made within historical and political contexts.
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The small, multicolored ceramics from Year & Day make even the messiest spreads look elegant.
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He also worked on theater sets, textiles, silver, ceramics, clocks, furniture and book illustrations.
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Export volumes of ceramics, shoes, jewelry, bags, fertilisers, even Chinese medicine are all down.
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Most of the early ceramics were relatively small, able to fit inside your hand.
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Next, Wackers plans to further his practice with ceramics and other large-scale pieces.
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Japanese Kintsukuroi repairs are often on precious ceramics; these are much more everyday mends.
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The final shopping stop is the granddaddy of high-design, handmade pieces, Spin Ceramics.
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Local artists crafted the extensive collection of bottles, a mix of glass and ceramics.
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At L'estudio, the rough-hewed pottery is fired in the cafe's adjoining ceramics studio.
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Page plays Oliver, a traveling business executive interested in buying an Italian ceramics company.
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A row of domestic ceiling lights half illuminate a few smallish paintings and ceramics.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Richard Van Buren studied ceramics at Mexico City College.
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"Ceramics are much more durable than metals," says Julia Greer, a materials scientist at Caltech.
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The ceramics of Shio Kusaka, in particular, encouraged her to delve further into the form.
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At their new size, they further blur the line between sculpture and traditional ceramics. 4.
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On the shelf below are found objects and ceramics by Gunnar Nylund and Adam Silverman.
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But, Manual Arts had a full-kit ceramics department, as well as metalworking and woodworking.
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And like Stéphanie Kilgast's delectable, miniature food sculptures, Lim's extremely small ceramics are uncannily crafted.
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That's unusual: Ceramics are usually highly crystalline, which makes them strong, heat resistant... and brittle.
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The New York Ceramics & Glass Fair was cancelled ahead of its 20th anniversary in January.
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The process, known as stereolithography, fuses a powder of silicon carbide ceramics using UV light.
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In fact, this is the first time silicon carbide ceramics have ever been 3D printed.
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I find a beautiful Italian ceramics vendor and buy a little blue and white bowl.
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"This year she had a Sunday ceramics class she couldn't miss," Kimmel cracked of Smith.
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Ceramics from the classical Mediterranean hold hundreds of subtle markings from the hands of potters.
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Rare earths are specialty metals used in everything from ceramics to magnets and consumer electronics.
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Qatar used to import a lot of materials from Iran like cement, ceramics and soil.
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On the far wall, a smudgy Cy Twombly canvas hangs above a row of ceramics.
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My favorite is Beedell Coram; the owner has a wonderful eye for silver and ceramics.
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And they have unearthed other relics, including 16th- and 17th-century coins, ceramics and porcelain.
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I regularly swim laps in the pool and have enrolled in a weekly ceramics class.
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Duties for air conditioners, aluminium products, carpets, furniture and ceramics are set for 60 percent.
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And like Stéphanie Kilgast's delectable, miniature food sculptures, Lim's extremely small ceramics are uncannily crafted.
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During these periods off, she has taken language immersion courses and studied ceramics and welding.
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There are also student-made products for sale from their woodworking, ceramics and weaving studios.
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Nothing like some Charlie Brown-proportioned ceramics to stir up PR offices around the country.
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Soon after was when Fattal took up ceramics and discovered her profound connection with clay.
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Evergreen's client list includes companies like Bandier, Exhale Spa and the ceramics studio BKLYN CLAY.
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Users who upload a selfie are matched with faces in famous paintings, sculptures or ceramics.
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In addition to ceramics, her sculpted materials tend toward cheap: paper, wire, string, plastic cups.
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They left behind a rich written history painted and inscribed on wood, stone and ceramics.
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He also learned the rudiments of ceramics and started crafting vases, bowls and other containers.
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There's also a lovely selection of earthy ceramics and brass jewelry made by local artisans.
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Nevertheless, the couple, both 84, have now lived and made ceramics here for 103 years.
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"At first, I didn't know if I could overcome ceramics' heavy-handed history," she says.
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" As for ceramics, "they are just a wonderful, small, but meaningful part of my life.
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Some days, Mr. Uh would be in charge of cleaning all the old, traditional ceramics.
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Few mediums (if any) outlive ceramics, yet destruction plays a major role in your practice.
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No doubt paint-dipped home goods got an extra boost from the ceramics sector, too.
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Each puppet is made from porcelain, giving her subjects the magical look of living ceramics.
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Outside his ceramics shop, under a large ceramic sign that reads "Ceramics Quarter," Giuseppe Santoro said that he doubted the project would come to pass and that even if it did, whether the town would reap economic benefit from any activity in the airport.
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Filled with unexpected displays of seemingly incongruous items — colorful Hella Jongerius ceramics, Maarten Baas chairs, 18th-century ceramics — the store, which he ran with his partner, Franklin Getchell, between 1994 and 2012, was a unique, avant-garde treasure trove that set new precedents in retail.
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At Volume Gallery, Anders Ruhwald is showing small, colorful ceramics that don't generally leave his studio.
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Ismail Genis looks through a ceramic covered shelf inside his traditional ceramics and handmade tiles store.
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In his retirement, he continued to create art, cards for Hallmark, ceramics, toys, murals and kites.
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De Raadt makes three different variations in her ceramics workshop in Eindhoven, each increasing in price.
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Laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICPMS), can date decorations on Qing dynasty ceramics.
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Ceramics and glasses tend to be brittle, which makes them fracture easily once you apply pressure.
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Freeman's experiment with ceramics, Blocks (2015-19), represents yet another facet of her transmutation of memory.
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You can do anything in ceramics — any color, any style — it was so exciting to me.
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Bonhams Hong Kong auction of Chinese ceramics and art brought in a total of $11.2 million.
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The San José was carrying gold, silver, and emeralds, in addition to ceramics and other artifacts.
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The Christie's Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art sale topped out at HK$116,263,750 (~$14,814,908).
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"Ceramics has attracted so many new makers because it is such an engaging practice," she said.
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Some of the brothers' vast collection of Japanese ceramics is on display and used for serving.
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Bock began working with ceramics in 25 and uses simple, bulky forms to fix her gestures.
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By going counter to the long history of ceramics, Robins arrives at something fresh and unexpected.
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It's not the purest form of ceramics, but from a design standpoint, it works really well.
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Sotheby's Important Picasso Ceramics online sale brought in a total of £509,750 (~$671,000) on February 28.
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But he saw clothes as just another thing to make, like sculpture or film or ceramics.
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Also available are eggs (from the geese and chickens), homemade tarts, jarred delicacies and Provençal ceramics.
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In Moon's over-the-top ceramics, we encounter a cross-pollination or hybrid of two cultures.
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On their website, they sell everything from home goods and ceramics to table linens and glassware.
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Installations feature mixed media, performance-based video art, digital animation, fiber constructions, painting, sculpture and ceramics.
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"Each time we have a problem in ceramics, we call upon a different language," he says.
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Cunat has shown her paintings, ceramics, and installations in solo shows in New York and abroad.
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That means an emphasis on local, organic produce and a woody interior outfitted with handmade ceramics.
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Hopi Visions walks viewers through several specific symbols that appear as motifs in ceramics and murals.
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Apart from videos, Janow works with paint, wood, and ceramics, but drawing is her favorite medium.
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Markings on ceramics can be dated back to the Han Dynasty, which lasted from 206 BC to 220 AD. Most marks on ceramics at the time were family names, numbers, or inscriptions that identified the function of the vessel or were marks of felicitation, Niziolek said.
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Entirely a self-taught potter, Nichols has been making ceramics out of his Greenpoint studio since 2013.
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And she doesn't stop at paintings—her designs emerge through zines, wood etchings, ceramics, and enamel pins.
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It's used in papermaking and recycling; in pharmaceuticals and the production of rubber, ceramics, and olive oil.
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Curtis spoke to The Creators Project about five of the most exciting aspects of contemporary ceramics: 1.
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He develops a special technique for hardening ceramics, and perfects a shape that prevents crushing or chipping.
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Morgan's attention to detail and surface also manifests in her ceramics, which are inspired by face jugs.
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One of the collabs is Dorotea for Amazon, which includes floral-patterned ceramics crafted by Carolina Silva.
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With incredible patience, careful research, and creative thinking, ceramics conservators teach us that all is never lost.
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In, Ceramics Now, diversity of aesthetic is celebrated with an eclectic collection by The Jane Hartsook Gallery.
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You can get lost in this seemingly endless maze of lamps and shoes and ceramics and rugs.
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Full tuition support for MFA students in 2D Design, 20203D Design, 4D Design, Ceramics, Painting and Sculpture.
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He had no formal training in architecture or furniture making or joinery; he'd studied ceramics at UCLA.
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IF YOU LOOK AT ENGINE TECHNOLOGY JET ENGINE COMES FROM GASTURBINE, CERAMICS AND MATERIALSWE USE ACROSS RENEWABLES.
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One is the history of Japanese ceramics and the attempt to structure a future for that field.
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She ended up staying for four years, and worked as "Concepts Team Manager" for My Duc Ceramics.
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Then, we catch up with deadhead design duo Online Ceramics for some stories from Dead & Co. tour.
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Consumer goods such as ceramics, audio speakers and swimwear will have a 7.5 percent import tax applied.
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Known for its handmade ceramics, Grottaglie is home to one of Virgin Galactic's launchpads for suborbital flights.
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But the crunching of flight time would be revolutionary for shipping cargo, though not Grottaglie's prized ceramics.
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"We hope it happens," said Enza Fasano, a master potter of the city's venerable Fasano ceramics empire.
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GAUGUIN: A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY Paintings, carvings and ceramics from the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum in Copenhagen. Nov.
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He attended the High School of Music and Art, where his interests included poetry, graphics and ceramics.
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I knew that before Pierre-Auguste was a painter of canvases he was a painter of ceramics.
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Probably at his father's instigation, Jean also began making and decorating ceramics there between 1919 and 1923.
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For example, do you tend to like painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, textiles or other kinds of art?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Chances are you have someone in your life who makes ceramics.
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They had a penchant, he said, for Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings, antique European furniture, and ceramics.
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Among her works on display is a collection of English ceramics painted with images of black slaves.
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Doll-like, curvy ceramics by the Finnish artist Jenni Tuominen stare out with black dot eyes ($800).
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Like the recent boom in ceramics, it fits a trend seen lately at American and European galleries.
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Nautical accents and Provençal ceramics decorate whitewashed rooms, some with ocean views (even from the marble bathrooms).
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Until now, there was no evidence beyond that depicted on ceramics that grand feasts physically took place.
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And there's more than just paintings on view: ceramics, textiles and scholar's rocks fill out the panorama.
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There are also a thousand pencils I don't use in pots from this ceramics shop in Andalusia.
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Every box includes three ethically sourced and sustainable products, which range from jewelry to artwork to ceramics.
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The mashup of Egyptian antiquities, Japanese ceramics and American marbles is occasionally surprising but more often toneless.
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Stylish home accessories and textiles, flowers, ice cream and handmade ceramics are among the items for sale.
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Stak Ceramics Bloom Phone Vase, $38A sleek clay vase makes a nice decorative addition to their desk.
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They grew corn and squash, built monumental adobe temples and were master craftsmen in gold and ceramics.
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Is it meant to evoke cracked ceramics, with the picture plane literally splitting apart, a scarred skin?
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The tables are laid with supra cloths, taper candles, gorgeous ceramics in grandmotherly motifs and modern shapes.
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Her vibrant, patterned gouaches and ceramics drew the attention of André Breton, Henri Matisse, and Pablo Picasso.
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But Emma Bridgewater, a British ceramics manufacturer, was already making a mug to commemorate the royal moment.
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Sonar images have so far revealed bronze cannons made specifically for the ship, arms, ceramics and other artifacts.
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At different stages, her practice has incorporated poured latex and foam, urethane, aluminum paper, ceramics, video, and more.
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The country's oldest private gallery, opened in 1974, specializes in individually crafted ceramics: clocks, vases, lamps and dinnerware.
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Art Review There is still a divide in the contemporary art world's recent embrace of ceramics and glass.
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Fairey's gift comprises over 500 pieces of Mexican folk art, including masks, ceramics, textiles, and trees of life.
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Jessica Jackson Hutchins challenges Northwestern traditions of ceramics, painting, and homemaking by combining the practices in grotesque sculptures.
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Centuries earlier sueki ceramics, a new form of pottery, had been transmitted from Korea to Japan via Tsushima.
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Last month the fourth "Yo Cambio" festival in San Salvador exhibited inmates' hammocks, ceramics, cakes and other wares.
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The two men came up with the idea of mounting a speaker below a 3D ceramics printing platform.
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In addition to ceramics, the ship was also carrying elephant tusks, possibly for use in medicine or art.
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The paintings, drawings, collages, assemblages, ceramics, weavings and videos are variously funny, funky, quirky, eccentric, idiosyncratic and visionary.
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So, believe me when I say that I appreciate sea-hued ceramics as much as the next man.
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THE basement of a petrol station is not an obvious place to display some 18793,000 pre-Columbian ceramics.
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Gathered under the name "Tatazumai"—Japanese for "appearance"—the collection includes glass, textiles, wood, mixed-media, and ceramics.
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She conveys a quirky eroticism through a diverse range of media, from painting, to ceramics, to textile design.
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Self-taught in ceramics, Morical uses the commissions as both exercises and a chance to flex her creativity.
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Wild Gecko Handicrafts This shop sells (and makes) ceramics, handmade textiles and jewelry hewn from silver and bullhorn.
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Ten stalls squeeze in various vendors of vintage vinyl, comics, Japanese ceramics and locally made condiments and soaps.
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The path led, eventually, to experiments with high-tech ceramics of the type used by the space industry.
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Fontana continued to create ceramics but began to punch holes in them, making empty space the focal point.
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Teaching art, especially ceramics, is a multifaceted practice that lies somewhere between art, science, history, anthropology, and psychology.
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As a student of ceramics, Mary Heilmann learned that direct contact with one's materials is not old-fashioned.
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Not only did they share DNA and a facility for decorating ceramics, but also a muse, Andree Heuschling.
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Among the artifacts are ceramics, glassware, accessories, metalware, uniforms, and other clothing from the 19th and 20193th century.
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"You need a team in the company who really understands ceramics and knows how to avoid its pitfalls."
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It's not just trees that are hot this year but all manner of holiday ceramics, Mr. Orton said.
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Christie's online sale of Picasso Ceramics brought in a total of £1,7503,750 (~$1,936,000) from February 22–March 1.
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"The lovely thing about buying Irish ceramics is there is a piece for every pocket," Ms. Hennessy said.
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Then there are the charming port towns complete with traditional wooden smokehouses, ceramics ateliers and ice cream parlors.
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The mechanics' main garage is an art gallery, currently showing an exhibition of ceramics curated by Mr. Tiravanija.
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"We found that the dialogue between these two ceramics, from two different eras, was really interesting," he recalls.
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Three-dimensional printing is more pervasive than ever, yet it remains mostly limited to plastics, ceramics and metals.
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Standefer is teaching herself to make ceramics, often engraving the clay with leaf motifs inspired by her vistas.
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The work displayed in the exhibition is undeniably beautiful, ranging from paintings and sculptures to ceramics and textiles.
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Three years later, a solo show at Metro Pictures in Chelsea featuring amorphously-shaped ceramics garnered exalted praise.
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The Chinese ceramics found are from the Wanli period (1573-1619) , a late era in the Ming dynasty.
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"In addition to batteries, lithium is used in greases, ceramics and mood-stabilizing drugs," Robinson said by email.
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LESS consists of two sprayable coatings that can be applied to carbon steel, ceramics, or other hard surfaces.
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Sotheby's London sale of Important Picasso Ceramics online brought in a total of £63,343,500 (~$1,00093,00083) on September 00073.
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He switched to the Chouinard Art Institute, becoming the technical assistant to Susan Peterson, who taught ceramics there.
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There is a decorative current running through her ceramics, which merges extravagance with the stately columnar-like forms.
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Yet another has a scalloped aqua credenza topped by an arched shelving unit filled with shapely, striped ceramics.
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A new podcast series from Hyperallergic invites prominent artists and curators to explore the social history of ceramics.
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Christie's Art of China summer sale sold a total of $633,1733 worth of Chinese ceramics and other art.
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Pot-heads at the Royal Ontario Museum tweeted out a series of ceramics to celebrate Canada's Legalization Day.
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However, the very "uncool" nature of ceramics, the fact that it was considered kind of "middle class" and not "real" art by the mainstream British art world, where ceramics was, for the most part, still considered "craft" perfectly suited both Perry's political and artistic proclivities, and added to the medium's appeal.
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It is also investing in companies that design new materials—antibiotic ones for fabrics and mattresses, ceramics for phones.
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While he was studying in San Francisco, he moved away from ceramics, but has always remained fascinated by it.
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There's a wood firing happening tonight in the ceramics department, and my BF wants to see how it's going.
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The crown itself was made with 14 components, and materials included a mix of DLC, titanium, rubber, and ceramics.
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James wants to write a book, open a restaurant, own a ceramics studio, and have his own clothing line.
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"She had a Sunday ceramics class she couldn't get out of," Kimmel deadpanned at the beginning of the telecast.
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Philip Suval has traditional ceramics of another kind: 20th-century pottery from pueblo cultures in New Mexico and Arizona.
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Courses are offered in ceramics, drawing, fibers, glass, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, mixed-media, book arts, and new media.
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Since 1940, no more than six Ru vessels have ever appeared at auction, according to ceramics expert Regina Krahl.
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It is handing out subsidised loans to small-scale and labour-intensive industries such as ceramics and bicycle parts.
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Originally focused on ceramics, he realized early on that he was interested in everything—glass, painting, sound and performance.
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Both men came to art by way of tradecraft: architectural ornament in Rodin's case, decoration of ceramics in Renoir's.
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For its first wallpaper collection, shown at the ICFF, Heath Ceramics has concocted intoxicating compositions of angles and curves.
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STONY BROOK "Senior Show 2016," includes paintings, sculpture, ceramics, photographs, digital media, mixed-media installations and works on paper.
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STONY BROOK "Senior Show 25," includes paintings, sculpture, ceramics, photographs, digital media, mixed-media installations and works on paper.
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Lead, let us remember, has been removed from gasoline, ceramics and paint, and we're all the better for it.
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But buyers sat on their hands during auctions for less mainstream art like snuff bottles, some ceramics and furniture.
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They are grouped in categories of gestural, geometric, reductive, and "eccentric" abstraction, supplemented with fabric arts, ceramics, and decoration.
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But these days, talented designers there are working across all disciplines — from glass and ceramics to wood and textiles.
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Introduced to ceramics by a roommate, he studied at the Central Institute, at first considering the medium a hobby.
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When the bus arrives at the ceramics factory, the volunteers are split into four groups and set to work.
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Rolls will connect clients to artists working in ceramics or oil paint if they lack classic art, or children.
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Later this year, she will continue with hand-painted ceramics and bedding in her same signature patterns and hues.
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"Anything pre-1940s is my cup of tea," said Ms. Flandro, who has a background in ceramics and sculpture.
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And she liked to tell the story about how she and her students decided to start a ceramics class.
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Exhibited work includes painting, drawing, fibers, sculpture, video, ceramics, and photography to work that blurs the lines between these.
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Bell: I think seeing the ceramics in an environment like this — that shows where this is all coming from.
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When she first moved to New York, she worked in an architectural ceramics firm, reproducing tiles for the subway.
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But he has stuffed a lot into the gilded envelope: Napoleon-themed paintings, ceramics, books and manuscripts, and furniture.
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He is simply at his most original and disruptive in ceramics, in terms of process, meaning and visual expectation.
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The store sells luxury fashion from Prada, Gucci, Dior and Comme des Garçons, along with artists' editions and ceramics.
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Guests will enter through a store stocked with Kuh's ceramics and food will also be served on her pieces.
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Nonaka-Hill exhibits a wide range of work from across the Pacific, from photography to conceptual art to ceramics.
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An earlier version of this review misstated the number of ceramics by Jean Renoir that are in this show.
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But he also had an obsession with handcrafted glass and especially ceramics, fed by his many trips to India.
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The project, the Powerhouse Workshop, will include metalwork, woodwork, printmaking, ceramics and fiber art, as well as exhibition space.
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They both had general art backgrounds, but it was the technical, hands-on work of ceramics that captivated them.
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And they left offerings back here; there were shards of their ceramics under the catwalk we had just crossed.
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There's less ambivalence where Voulkos's influence on the thriving field of contemporary ceramics is concerned, as is clear from a wry conversation in the catalog between the artists Mary Heilmann, who studied with Voulkos at Berkeley and continues to work in both painting and ceramics, and the talented sculptor Arlene Shechet, who was not his student but is certainly a kindred spirit (as observed in her recent show of interlaced wood and ceramics at Sikkema Jenkins and her playful rethinking of Meissen porcelain now at the Frick).
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He showed off its 14th-century castle, with ceramics dating back to the 4th century B.C. In a deconsecrated convent, he pointed out favorites from an international ceramics exhibit, including the work of a local artist in which ceramic facsimiles of cigarette butts, beer bottles, condom wrappers and Q-Tips littered the ground.
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The show, "Adam Pendleton: Becoming Imperceptible," which opens on April 1, will include film, wall paintings, ceramics and silk screens.
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There are hand-painted ceramics in various stages of completion, a deconstructed Thonet bentwood chair, and a jumbo crayon box.
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Wear them once and maybe you'll consider taking up ceramics and drinking chai lattes (spring is all about reinvention anyway).
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To pull together her Nordic theme, the designer researched the region's ceramics, art and topography, incorporating mountain and floral prints.
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"What I'm most interested in doing in this exhibition is breaking down that boundary between sculpture and ceramics," Curtis says.
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As well as her illustration work, Kaye makes ceramics, homewares, a line of jewelry, and publishes small books and zines.
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"Maple in Spring," by Susan Stair, combines drawing with ceramics, etching tree blossoms into an irregularly shaped disk of clay.
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They have a lot of like, Japanese teacups and dishware and ceramics, and they have cool incense and kitchenware stuff.
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The décor mixes Uzbek textiles and ceramics with the familiar trappings of commercialized Brooklyn: exposed brick, distressed tables, tin ceilings.
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"I kept walking past the ceramics classroom and they'd put all the students' old work in the window," she says.
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I had this wood [taken from the barn] and I was playing around with it while also making my ceramics.
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While I was there, I had been making these dysfunctional ceramics, tools that would force you to question their utility.
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The tradition of ceramics is a practice often associated with craft, rather than the rooms of a contemporary art gallery.
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"I felt like I had to prove that ceramics could be way more than a functional object," Moon tells Creators.
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Plastic is the most commonly used material, but printing with titanium, stainless steel, ceramics and sand is becoming more popular.
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A few years ago, an "obsession with ceramics" led AL_A to experiment with creating a simple, slim-legged ceramic table.
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For more contemporary objects in a range of budgets, head to the Contemporary Ceramics Center across from The British Museum.
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STERLING RUBY: CERAMICS Fall programs at the Museum of Arts and Design will try to redefine the future of craft.
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The collection of ceramics by the excellent 20th-century potter Kamoda Shoji at Joan B. Mirviss is a notable highlight.
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Well nylon's a type of plastic, but steel, and some of the machines are using ceramics and so forth, yeah.
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More top-drawer art can be found at the booth of Joan B. Mirviss, a specialist in contemporary Japanese ceramics.
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The objects they live with — furniture, artifacts, ceramics, works by other artists — are usually carefully chosen, and they look it.
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The company no longer offers specialized mixed-owner sales in traditional areas of collecting like English furniture or European ceramics.
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You know who has racked up even more debt than hopeful 20-something ceramics-studies grads in the United States?
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The pieces that will be on display at the Ceramics and Glass Fair bear abstract patterns made using this technique.
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The food is served on ceramics by Korean artisans, and guests can select designer chopsticks to use throughout the meal.
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But until the end of the 19th century, bamboo basketry lagged behind lacquer, ceramics and calligraphy in its art status.
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"He was a baker, so he low-fired the ceramics in his oven and then spray-painted them," said Mrs.
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But there are also local ceramics, collections of vintage "Peanuts" bric-a-brac and an ever-changing mix of ephemera.
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Christie's plans to hold a live and online auction next April of paintings, furniture, carpet, ceramics, silver and other items.
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Visitors are free to wander through a former East German ceramics factory, and simply look at art, for four days.
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Turkey, the world's seventh-largest ceramics producer, exports around $1 billion in products annually, according to information provided by Gural.
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The ceramics galleries on the top floor have been relocated since their 1868 inception and were reconfigured a decade ago.
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Bringing Mr. Okamoto to Madison Square Park was the idea of Arlene Shechet, an artist best known for colorful ceramics.
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The ceramics galleries on the top floor have been relocated since their 1868 inception and were reconfigured a decade ago.
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The décor emphasizes Mexican furnishings, contemporary works by artists around Mexico and traditional crafts from Puebla including colorful Talavera ceramics.
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"It's a flash of color in a rather gray world," said Emma Bridgewater, the eponymous founder of the ceramics company.
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Barred from teaching there due to nepotism rules, Westphal studied ceramics, and also began developing a line of textile prints.
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Through personal anecdotes, art historical reflection, and research, this series investigates issues at the intersection of contemporary ceramics and museums.
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Christie's Fine Chinese Ceramics & Works of Art sale in New York brought in a total of $19,319,875 on March 20103.
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Dipping is a simple way to glaze ceramics, and it happened to dovetail perfectly with the overall paint-dipped trend.
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Creative Growth is equipped with resources to work on projects in any medium: painting, drawing, ceramics, embroidery, woodwork, and video.
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There will also be group shows at The Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse, Threes Brewing, and "The Ceramics Hub" at Shapeshifter Lab.
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All of which raise the question: What kind of ceramics grace the table at the Woodmans' own Manhattan and Tuscany homes?
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Other risks – including some candies, ceramics, spices or remedies containing lead from China, Mexico, India and other countries – are less known.
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Similarly, developments in 3D printing glass, ceramics and even metals will greatly expand upon the potential for applications in the home.
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Ceramics, rugs, color, people — you can find it all in the streets of one of the oldest markets in the world.
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One hundred and nine paintings, sculptures and decorative objects (ceramics, furniture, jewelry, liturgical pieces, etc.) represent every corner of the empire.
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Stanley Rosen: Beginnings at Steven Harvey Fine Arts Projects Stanley Rosen taught at ceramics at Bennington College from 21942 until 22013.
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Much to the consternation of his teacher, Fontana decide to focus on exploring less permanent mediums like plaster, terracotta, and ceramics.
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Radiocarbon dating, carbon-isotope analysis, and sediment analysis were used to date the site, along with ceramics found at Grand Caillou.
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A photographer is assigned, based on their expertise (Joe Coscia loves shooting ceramics and bronze, and does a lot of porcelain).
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We have already heard rumors that Apple is looking into ceramics for future versions, maybe doing new things with glass, etc.
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It can also print resins that contain materials like silicon carbide, which can be processed into hard-wearing heat-resistant ceramics.
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The name of a specific Chinese locale, Jianning Fu, on the two ceramics inscriptions permitted a more accurate shipwreck time estimate.
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There are also ceramics—since vases hold flowers—alongside horticultural engravings and objects from the garden like shears and watering cans.
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Ceramtec is a maker of technical ceramics used in products ranging from artificial hips and circuit boards to bearings and faucets.
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Ceramtec traces its roots to porcelain manufacturer Thomaswerke, founded in 1903, which from the 1920s onwards supplied AEG with technical ceramics.
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The very firearms that make revolution possible are birthed from a womb of slip, the raw material used to make ceramics.
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He draws images of ceramics, and hopes one day to sculpt the designs in a studio in Paris that Opiola owns.
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On a recent morning, her studio brimmed with paintings of voluptuous women in classical attire, inspired by glittery Oaxacan folk ceramics.
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Besides ceramics, Grottaglie also produces grapes and mosquito nets, said Vincenzo Quaranta, the town's vice mayor, a former air traffic controller.
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She is a marketing director in the optical communications division, in Hickory, N.C., of Corning, the specialty glass and ceramics manufacturer.
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Sensational contemporary ceramics continue a glazing style first developed in 16th-century Japan, alongside a collection of unusually elegant woodblock prints.
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In addition to polished wooden armchairs and minimalist coffee tables, this shop stocks lamps, candles, prints and ceramics from local artisans.
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Kate Emlen & Paul Heroux: Paintings and Ceramics continues at George Marshall Store Gallery (140 Lindsay Rd., York, Maine) through July 9.
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The exhibition, which is heavy on ceramics, subtly and surprisingly highlights the influence that objects and architecture have in shaping perception.
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The selection of ceramics, which Schneeman taught himself to slip cast, includes three in brown and black dating from 1980-81.
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Dossofiorito created glass vases inspired by antique ceramics to hold bulbs, an homage to Alfred's grandmother, Princess Ludmilla, who loved gardening.
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Walking into the gallery, sculpture and painting unfold across three rooms, with a video and several ceramics presented in separate galleries.
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Her "Aurum" has an elaborate concept based on kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing ceramics by binding the fractures with gold.
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A section called "The Joy of the Table" stocks Indigo-brand ceramics, glassware and acacia wood serving platters with the cookbooks.
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Wood and ceramics are the choice materials at Bookoo Studio, which sells smooth and simple creations like bowls and chopping boards.
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In turn, it imported carpets, spices and raw silk as well as acquiring the finest examples of glassware, ceramics and metalwork.
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Mr. Ruby's objects are both; they hint at the historical forms and functionality of ceramics but refuse to satisfy their requirements.
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Sterling Ruby: Ceramics Through March 17 at the Museum of Arts and Design, 2 Columbus Circle, Manhattan; 212-299-7777, madmuseum.org.
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Crowe attended Alfred University's renowned ceramics program and had a career as an artist and product designer before founding Parting Stone.
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Now he spends his days tinkering with wood and ceramics, filling up the living room with miniature statues, vases and dioramas.
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"I was so scared to be around other people, I selected the least popular activity, and that was ceramics," she said.
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But instead of the ceramics-teacher vibe this style evoked in seasons past, we're now after a sharper, more polished aesthetic.
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They have talents ranging from acro-yoga to comedy and ceramics, and they have traveled to countries all over the world.
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The Mi Mix Alpha's body is made of a single piece of sapphire glass, with ceramics and aerospace-grade titanium alloy.
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This method is related to her work with ceramics, but it is also completely different because nothing is shaped by hand.
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Another aspect of it will be heated in some special oven to get a special texture that is used for ceramics.
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Related: These Ming Vases Are Made of Toxic Sludge Watch: Crafting Miniature Ceramics Guns and Gore Merge in Bloody Ceramic Sculptures
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"I believe ceramics has the opportunity to keep a conversation going long after news stations are done with it," he said.
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In fact, that process is so experimental that Essential had a hard time finding ceramics manufacturers that would work with them.
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