F.Y.I.
The Wooster Functional Ceramics Workshop in Wooster, Ohio is changing format.
The workshop is still happening but advertising is going out late due to a few changes.
*Malcolm Davis (see note below)
Gail Kendall and
Bill (William) Hunt are the presenters this year.
The workshop is now 2 days and the dates are April 20th and 21st.
Betty Talbott is the contact person for the workshop
Betty Talbott Museum/Artistic Director, btalbott@ohiocraft.org
http://www.functionalworkshop.com/
*With the sad passing of Malcolm Davis, Jeff Oestreich will now be one of the presenters.
Concept to Creation,
Theresa Yondo
CONCEPT TO CREATION: THERESA YONDO'S JOURNEY WITH CLAY and other stuff!
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Sunday, September 25, 2011
More Skeletons from the Show
See previous post.
Concept to Creation,
Theresa Yondo
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| Proper Attire |
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| The Secret to Life |
Primary 1 and 2
A few more Skeletons from the show!See previous post.
Concept to Creation,
Theresa Yondo
Friday, September 23, 2011
New work for the Skull and Skeleton show at Lakeland Community College
Shirley O'Neil and I drove over to Lakeland Community College yesterday to check our the current exhibition.
HEY MARY you sure went all out this year. All I can say is WOW.
You can check out the evolving link to the show at
www.lakelandcc.edu/gallery or type the www address in if the link does not work.
Those of you who are familiar with my claywork know I usually use the theme of the heart to make small sculptural objects, not skulls.
I really enjoyed stepping out of my comfort zone to participate in this skull and skeleton themed show. Thanks Mary and Lakeland Community College for the opportunity to participate in this show.
I am a graduate and former adjunct faculty member of Lakeland Community College. Years ago Michael Gentile and I had a two person show at the college when my first ceramic teacher George Somogyi was still the gallery director.
And the spiral of life continues to unfurl---
Of course, these three images posted can be seen at the show.
You can find additional sculptures such as the three church ladies, the thinker and the worker. I will post additional skulls over the next few days.
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| balloon man about 3 inches tall |
HEY MARY you sure went all out this year. All I can say is WOW.
You can check out the evolving link to the show at
www.lakelandcc.edu/gallery or type the www address in if the link does not work.
Those of you who are familiar with my claywork know I usually use the theme of the heart to make small sculptural objects, not skulls.
I really enjoyed stepping out of my comfort zone to participate in this skull and skeleton themed show. Thanks Mary and Lakeland Community College for the opportunity to participate in this show.
I am a graduate and former adjunct faculty member of Lakeland Community College. Years ago Michael Gentile and I had a two person show at the college when my first ceramic teacher George Somogyi was still the gallery director.
And the spiral of life continues to unfurl---
Of course, these three images posted can be seen at the show.
You can find additional sculptures such as the three church ladies, the thinker and the worker. I will post additional skulls over the next few days.
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| love hurts |
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| santa The Skull and Skeleton in Art: Folk Art to Pop Culture.. curated by Mary Urbas September 15 - November 3, 2011 Artist Reception and Costume Party: Thursday, October,27, 2011, 7-9 pm This event is FREE and open to the public... The Gallery is located in Building "D", first floor Concept to Creation, Theresa Yondo |
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