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Here are some cups I found from my local thrift store. They are made by an old pottery from Collingwood Ontario. Here is a wikipedia link about it. And a link to the fan club. I remember a fun lecture about glazes from an instructor at Sheridan about buying their glaze materials at auction. One member of the class thought he was telling the class that he liked this type of pottery and became

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"Harper's agenda is disastrous for this country and for my generation,"  I'm sorry that I haven't been blogging recently. I have had politics on my mind frequently in the past few months. I try to keep politics and my blog separated from each other. Though some of my recent things are leaning politically. Well my sort of ceramics stuff anyway. But I wanted to write a post about the recent throne

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Stephen Lewis talks to election day volunteers. This video may be from 1984. Today may be a historic day in Canadian politics and I hope it goes well. Get out and vote for change and the NDP.

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Warren MacKenzie on Ebay Here are some beautiful pieces of ceramics being sold for a great cause. The recent events in Japan have been tragic. Potter Ayumi Horie has responded by helping to organize an auction of pottery on Ebay. Ebay link here I was surprised to see a Hamada Shoji vase amongst the items. I think I have mentioned him before in one of my posts and I have an unfinished post about

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First of all before I start this post I would like to say that this winter has to end. It's officially spring and it's time the snow went away. It was shocking to see the snow on the ground this week, in the eerie blue light of the morning. So this blog post may be a poor attempt at humour. It is what it is. Well, it was eerie with the snow on the ground.  Okay now to get to the point of this

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A former student from Sheridan Deborah Freeman has a show you should consider going to. I will probably not be able to get to the opening but it will probably be a lot of fun to attend. She is highly skilled functional potter with work that has a great personality and attention to detail. Deb was a big help to me when I was in my second year at Sheridan. She was in her third year then, she was

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 Just like getting your clay to centre on the wheel your life may flow with more ease if you find a centre within your self. When you sit down to throw form you make is simple to achieve when the clay you are throwing is centred on the wheel. You find that you are not struggling against but being what it is to become.       Step 1:         Focusing upon an ordinary pebble or twig. For this

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Google informed me that today was Constantin Brancusi's Birthday. He would have been 135 years old today if he was still alive. He is one of the most interesting modern sculptors in my opinion.  Here is a little cup he made in 1918. You can find some of his work here or here as well as many other collections. Some craft readers may be interested in looking into to his Romanian folk inspired wood

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This is a video that was requested by one of my readers. Probably because it is a bit embarrassing for me. I decided to send some videos to a friend to edit (The same person who was asking why I didn't post this video). I have been lagging behind on the editing so she agreed to try it. I hope she has some fun with it and gives us something we will all enjoy. Here is a screen shot from the Canada

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The year is coming to a close. I found that blogging this year was an interesting experience. I enjoyed sharing my ideas and interests with you. This blog has had ups and downs, some posts are more thoughtful than others(and will probably be edited and expanded). I have tried to use it to express a part of myself that I usually don't share with many people. It often veers off with seemingly

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Today seems like a good day to celebrate Carleton Wilson a good friend and poet from the Junction in Toronto. He made some recordings of his poems during a recent stay in the hospital. Thankfully he was able to get out in time to be with his family for Christmas. If you would like to check them out here is the link. Happy Birthday Carleton!

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A Hundred Sorrows A hundred sorrows under a single sail: wind and waves, poles of the line of vision, birds sunk in the mist, and the mountains with them. All the colour of the south, still cold next to the skin. Getting past this place, this autumn of the heart, one starts to know what hard traveling means. The evening sun lingers a moment on the sandbar. I turn my head with one long sigh.

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White Christmas Is it spring yet? And another beard freezing day has passed. I would like my work to have something divine about it and not relate to a deity. My rational side understands that a god is not likely but my irrational side can lead to a false interpretation of experience. Divinity has played a significant role in the history of western art and has obviously made an impression on my

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I saw these at the Dawkins store website. Here is the makers site. The Original Tree of Life Ceramic Necklace  (or Ode to Charles Darwin in Gray) Here is some info about the out campaign. http://outcampaign.org And an interesting T-shirt from the website. Here is the text from the back of the T-shirt if you have trouble reading the image. “The Bible says modern people are the result of

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Will I find a solution to this problem? It has been a big distraction for me this year. Or I have been to distracted to deal with this problem. I have been thinking about religion, spirituality, my place in our universe and how it relates to my work. I have been questioning my understanding of the world around me for the past few years. The main problem was the relevance of spirituality without

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A new big release from wikileaks today. When is wikileaks going to Jingdezhan to release clay and glaze recipes.

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Sometimes you have to stand up for your rights. Some readers who like textiles may find this interesting Now some people may not like this link due to the graphic nature of it. But it's not really offensive. Well the images aren't offensive, unless you're very sensitive to images of "sort of" nude people. I find the invasive and ineffective process offensive and what people are being put through.

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A little excerpt from a video about the Thomson collection and new building. I thought the ceramic pieces are great. I appreciated the display of the maiolica in the gallery. The ability to walk around the work and see the front and back of the pieces is important to fully appreciate craft objects.  But the craftsmanship that is exhibited in the wood and ivory carvings is phenomenal.

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Oh! Now please don't do that with your underwear. It's only a penguin.

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V. This is becoming really insignificant. And now for the guinea pigs... (link)

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Our perceptions of each other? How does this video relate to craft? Is that a silly question?

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We often face conflict in our lives. The conflicts can lead to situations or decisions that we may later regret. They may be the wrong decision and hurtful to ones around us. Unfortunately some people lack the compassion and intelligence to see or regret their mistakes. They live life as if no harm was caused by their careless and selfish decisions. Some people have decided that they are going to

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Here are some photographs of mine that I find inspiring. flickr link

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I was out this morning to take advantage of the cloudy weather to photograph. Cloudy days are great to photograph because the clouds diffuse the light. Shadows are reduced and softened under the diffused light. It's the perfect weather to photograph and walk in. Though it began to rain too much and I had to leave early. It was very peaceful walking along the waters edge listening to the falling

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Here is the content of an email I received from the Gardiner museum asking to answer a survey about their future exhibition schedule. I have provided the link if you want to participate. I'm hoping to see the Magnificent Murals exhibit it is the 9th option in the survey. I have included the description of the exhibit at the end of this post.   Your opinion matters! Please take 3-5 minutes to

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I did not photoshop the face. I'm not sure what to say about this. I'll leave it up to you to decide how you feel about it. Christmas gifts? hahaha

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It finally happened. I was waiting for this since last spring. I have a jade plant that I have been attempting to get a clipping from that would root. It looks like one will actually work. It was a difficult process for some reason. I tried one a few years ago that worked with little to no effort. It was planted in a broken shot glass that was made by my former instructor Bruce Cochrane.  I

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Here is a fun stream from the world of flickr. Here is a good example of challenging and humorous use of figurative imagery and forms. Using the figure in ceramics in a new and innovative way can be challenging. I often shy away from contemporary issues in my ceramics. And I'm not sure if I am going to continue doing that.  Many people use traditional techniques and styles with contemporary

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Would you like a trick or a treat. Well first I will show you a trick. Then give you a treat. It may not be exiting but I decided to post a scan of a drawing. Yeah it may not be a true photo but 'm posting it anyway. I was going to throw this drawing out then I realized it looked like a view of a lidded pot from above. But I also have a video treat for those of you out there who have taken the

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Ex's, creative photography (or any art form) and the web can be tricky. And I'm not sure how to deal with it. If you have paintings or drawings do you destroy or keep them. It's not like a snapshot of the two of you that you can casually throw out or delete. I have always felt awkward about this subject and I think most people do. The problem is that a lot of my work is often autobiographical. I

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More flickr fun. Sources for inspiration can be boundless. Figure and ground are at play here. The act of concealing or a reversal of roles?

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I've read about issues with facebook lately. People seem to be bothered by the photo memory feature on the site. Many felt hurt that they were constantly faced with photos of ex's and couldn't stand it. I thought it was a bit annoying, it's nice that facebook decided to take it down. I was sorting through some old photos the other day and thought I should post them here. I have a large amount of

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You have probably noticed I enjoy photography. Almost too much at times. I have been sharing some of my photography in the past few months with my blog. They are scattered all over the place; I feel like I don't even know how many Flickr accounts I have out there. Though it seems easier to be able to separate my work and make it easier for people to see the pictures they want and not mix up my

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THE PLEDGE: Everyone deserves to be respected for who they are. I pledge to spread this message to my friends, family and neighbors. I'll speak up against hate and intolerance whenever I see it, at school and at work. I'll provide hope for lesbian, gay, bi, trans and other bullied teens by letting them know that "It Gets Better." http://www.itgetsbetterproject.com/ Here is some info from

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The lighting is bad but I think you can tell who is in this pic. I just wanted to post something completely unrelated to ceramics. Though finding surprises where you least expect them is not uncommon in ceramics. Any one who has fired in reduction can attest to that. But any type of kiln firing is possible of producing great and horrible surprises. I would dread the possibility of opening a kiln

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I had some fun at the library today. I finally renewed my library card in Toronto, now isn't that exciting. I found some books with delft ceramics and I will finally work on that series of tin glazed blog posts from a few weeks ago. I have been thinking of narrative and design lately. I was completely thrown of the coffee cup project but will get back to that soon. I had spent a week in London

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Here is a great resource for everyone to check. http://www.paulmathieu.ca/  Here is a brief excerpt from his site. "My work is an investigation of the role and function of ceramics within culture in general and art in particular. I see ceramics (and pottery) as an independent, autonomous and specific art form and it is this specificity that my work explores, around concepts particular to craft

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I am not at home so please excuse the poor quality of the images. I was shooting at high ISO settings because I did not have my tripod with me. I also do not have access to my usual editing software which does a better job hiding the noise from high ISO shots. I had originally set out to do some research at my hometown's central library but was distracted by the weather conditions and photography

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"A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you the less you know" -Diane ArbusSometimes you just need to set up your tripod with your camera on and just let it do what it will do. Here are some fun photos to share with everyone. Now I was involved but I cannot take credit for the photographs I was just a guiding hand. "There are always two people in every picture: the

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I added a new link to my blog at the top left corner. It links to one of my other flickr accounts. I've just posted a few images but will add more in the coming days.

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Not that this is very interesting to you but I am going to start some new flickr accounts. I have decided to create separate accounts for different subject matter.  I haven't loaded many pics yet but I hope to load some old photos and new ones. I was surprised to see how many images I have on my hard drives and backed up or stored on CD's and DVD's. Here is one of the new flickr accounts. http://

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“Where are the songs of the spring? Ay, Where are they?”The coffee mug project has been more work than I anticipated. It is a little to hot in my apartment right now. Thankfully I have a breeze coming in right now. Scarf season is approaching and I would like to post some pics for you. I have been looking at this scarf and other products by this company for my coffee mug. now for some pics I

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Do not go gentle into that good night,Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Though wise men at their end know dark is right, Because their words had forked no lightning they Do not go gentle into that good night. Good men, the last wave by, crying how bright Their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay, Rage, rage against the dying of the

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I have been sick lately and have fallen behind on my blog. As I have mentioned earlier I have just moved. Unfortunately I still have many unpacked boxes crammed in my closet. Hidden in one of those boxes is the Linda Christensen mug. I purchased when she visited Sheridan to do a two day work shop in my second year as a student there. I have been thinking about coffee mugs lately. I would like to

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I DO! And so does this Gorilla link. Thanks to Slipcast- the ceramics blog for this link.

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Here are some photos I would like to post for you. Some may find them offensive. I'm looking forward to the change of season and location. I finally moved out of Oakville and am starting to get settled into my new location. I will be posting more images in the coming weeks. I have a lot of organizing left and have not had time to sit down and write a thoughtful blog post so you will have to wait

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Why not? I'm not sure if I have permission to post this image. Does anyone know if it's possible to post PDF's?

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http://journalofmoderncraft.com/theme/does-craft-want-to-be-free

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Here is the bowl from the video in the previous post. The clay body is a little punky but close to vitrification. And the flue wasn't hot enough for the ash or glaze to completely melt. Here is another video from that day of Jenny the Mad Potter being Jenny.

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I have been packing and finding many interesting things I forgot I had. This little booklet was given to me on the evening of the last wood kiln firing I was involved in at Sheridan. It was found in one of the pockets of my winter coat the other day when I started packing. Here is a short clip of a small earthenware bowl that I fired in the kiln flue.

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I would like to share these three videos of Martin Luther King Jr. I Am A Man “I've been to the Mountaintop” (excerpt) “I Have A Dream” (full text of speech below) Martin Luther King Jr. I Have A Dream - Address at March on Washington August 28, 1963. Washington, D.C. I am happy to join with you today in what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for

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“I am the cause, I am the stockpile of chemical toys, my body is a deadly gadget,I reach out in love, my hands are guns,my good intentions are completely lethal.”– Margaret Atwood (excerpted form “It is Dangerous to Read Newspapers”) This quote may be more relevant to my previous post that I keep on fussing with. Now for the photography part: Here are some interesting pics and a great video. It

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I have an exciting evening and weekend of packing ahead of me. It's time to listen to some Motown. This is one of Smokey Robinson's best songs. I will be moving to Toronto on Wednesday.   There is a big mayoral election in Toronto this fall. Few people who know me are aware that I have an interest in politics (hahaha). Some issues are too personal or divisive to discuss on some blogs. I have

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Just having some fun and ended up on Kady O'Malley's blog. http://www.cbc.ca/politics/insidepolitics/2010/08/liberaldotceeaywatch-you-think-its-easy-to-host-a-database.html http://twitpic.com/2hunno

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The wonderful things that can be found upon a second look are often amazing. We should all embrace these opportunities in life to take and give second chances. The associations of the first instance inform and enrich the rediscovery. Reviewing the stories of our past can lead to the beginning of a new journey. Reclaiming what was lost or replacing old experiences with a fresh reinterpretation.

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Two new pieces by Lana are on display at Distill. The show closes Sunday so go today and check it out. This previous post has more of her work. http://ceramiccuriosity.blogspot.com/2010/08/lana-fillipone-at-distill.html

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Questionable imagery! I have been considering the use of figurative painting in and on my ceramics for a few months. Well for at least a year to be completely honest. The question of why and how hasn't been satisfactorily answered. Should the form relate to the content? Can any form be a blank canvas for any surface or imagery? Should the imagery or form be challenging or pleasing for the

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My family got together to celebrate my brother Adam's birthday. When I visit Adam I often spend most of my time with my camera taking pictures. My nephew Grady now associates me with cameras and when he sees me he will yell my name and hold his hands up to his face as if he is holding a camera. Well now he also says cheese when he says my name. He ran off and grabbed this single use camera that

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http://www.boingboing.net/2010/08/20/tiny-kids-hired-as-m.html Today I will be visiting my brother Adam for his birthday. I am excited because I haven't seen most of my family for a few months now. But most of all I look forward to seeing my niece and nephew. I saw this post and thought I needed to share it with everyone. I hope every ones summer is going well. That pic pretty much sums up

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I find it helpful to look beyond ceramics for inspiration. To avoid getting stuck within tradition. Exploring new ideas and contemporary issues outside or related to craft can be helpful in raising awareness between craft practitioners and consumers of craft.Check out these pics on flickr!!!

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A fun little walk in Toronto can be found near the Don Valley Brick Works. Here are some old photos I found on my computer. I'm not sure about the graffiti though.

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Etiquette isn't just for fancy dinner parties… a fun article from the National Post.

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Inward or Outward expression. Is the bunny outward expression and the carrot inward expression? http://www.architonic.com/dcsht/-carrot-lover-ceramic-sculpture-della-rocca/4109246

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The transformation of clay to ceramics is an exciting process. The powerful force of fire on an object sitting still in a kiln to cause a transformation is inspiring and amazing.  “I Fell Into A Burning Ring Of Fire I Went Down, Down, Down And The Flames Went Higher And It Burns, Burns, Burns The Ring Of Fire The Ring Of Fire” I saw some posts on facebook the other day of Johnny Cash videos

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Last summer my landlord made some renovations in the kitchen and I decided to photograph the early stages of the drywall work. I always enjoy the random and accidental images and compositions that can be found on the surface of drywall with drywall mud before the sanding. I hope you enjoy these five photographs as much as I do.

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I'm not sure about this new header for my blog. What do you think?

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Here is some work by Swoon with a video of her carving a large piece of linoleum and discussing her work. http://thejailbreak.com/tag/street-artist-swoon/

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Distill Invitational Exhibition  I had a chance to visit the distillery district in Toronto on the weekend. I was visiting a friend who has work up at Distill gallery. Lana Filippone and I studied ceramics at Sheridan and we graduated together this past spring. She has a page up on the Ontario Craft Council portfolio site. http://www.craft.on.ca/portfolio/LanaFilippone  Here is a quote from

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Here is a recent poster I designed. Playing with type and using the page source text from wikipedia's knowledge page to create texture and obscure and clarify the message.

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  http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/picturegalleries/7936677/Sign-Language-week-112.html

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"and here is the body to prove it." This video may offend some viewers. I was watching one on one with Peter Mansbridge on CBC and wanted to post this not so related video. http://bit.ly/1bqU5o

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Here are some contemporary Dutch designs. They can be found at royal goedewaagen. I like the tulip vases made from tiles. Two things most people associate with traditional dutch ceramics thrown together with a bit of humour.

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Well I have a blank pillow case and embroidery thread. What to do?  I made a porcelain soda fired vase that someone embroidered for me and I decided to make an alteration to it. I felt it needed a clearly defined separation between the thread and clay. I essentially started framing the space with a darker thread. You may have noticed that frames play an important role in most of my maiolica.

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Just for fun. Pieter Brueghel the Elder Pieter Brueghel the Younger Velazquez, Diego (detail) Jean-Siméon Chardin

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I'm having some trouble organizing my thoughts for the next few blogs. I have been jumping around and looking at different work, trying to organize my thoughts into a cohesive pattern. I have been jumping around between the tin glazed work in the Netherlands and the underglaze work form Iznik, Turkey. While trying to work out how I can tie it all together with Persian tin glaze wares that started

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Mug porcelain with multiple glazes Jar porcelain with multiple glazes I wanted to share these images with you. They are from the Schaller Gallery I think they are great colours and interesting forms. The use of sprigs and the running colours in the glazes add a great level of depth and interest. See more of Ryan Greenheck's here.

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Me at the ROM! Ontario Iroquoian height: 25.8 cm 900 - 1300 AD I took a trip to the Royal Ontario Museum in June to look at the ceramics collection. If you have a chance you should visit the museum. I know I have said that before but it really is worth repeating. The pottery and ceramics are spread throughout the museum. The largest collection on display would be the collection of

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I went out for a walk Sunday afternoon to take some photographs and not think about tiles. It has been a month since I have been out to photograph. I enjoy the time I spend wandering and looking for photographs. I was walking by a creek and thought its bed looked interesting. I decided to take a closer and shoot some pictures. After I saw the preview images of some of them I thought of Tony

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,Here are some great clips I found on youtube. Michael Casson interviews Lynne Reeves, Walter Keeler and Alan Caiger-Smith. The decoration videos have Alan Caiger-Smith, he explains and demonstrates how he paints and fires his lustre pottery. Michael Casson BBC The Craft of the Potter - Glaze and Fire (Part 1) BBC The Craft of the Potter - Glaze and Fire (part 2) Alan

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www.gardinermuseum.on.ca The last post covered some of the issues with English Delftware that I do not like. So here I would like to discuss some of the aspects that I prefer in the style. One problem is finding images to help illustrate my thoughts. Toronto's Gardiner museum has a limited selection available online. The Museum of London in England has a wider range of images

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The Gardiner museum maiolica collection of is worth visiting. Here are some pill-tiles from England they have the Latin motto OPIFER:QUE:PER:ORBEM:DICOR (“I am spoken of all over the world as one who brings help.”) source. Objects used… Pill-tile with the Arms of the London Society of Apothecaries in Apothecaries have a rich maiolica tradition that leads back to the

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http://www.tichelaar.nl/projecten/architectuur.php Some tiles from Holland. It's great how they used the tile with the glaze flaw in the final product.

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Tiles, tiles and more tiles. I would like to write about tiles in my next few blogs. It may be an interesting opportunity to show tiles that interest me and some tiles that  I have made. Some sketches for tiles may also be shown in the next few posts. But as a little teaser here is an interesting website from London England. http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/ceramics/pages/ceramics.asp It has an

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So the other day I posted a little video clip. I wasn't completely honest about it. It was related to clay, that squirrel was on a tree behind me when I was digging up the clay. I think it was worried that I was looking for its food. I would like to apologize for the poor quality of the video and to the squirrel. This is clip of the find, just another obscure ceramic moment. Here are some

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Here are some images and thoughts that I would like to share with you. "The kanji characters 懐石 used to write kaiseki literally mean "stone in the bosom." These kanji are thought to have been incorporated by Sen no Rikyu (1522-91), to indicate the frugal meal served in the austere style of chanoyu (Japanese tea ceremony). The idea came from the practice where Zen monks would ward off hunger by

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I probably shouldn't be posting this video here. But I am going to anyway, in the meantime here is a short side story.  I have mentioned several times that I am a graduate from Sheridan's Ceramics program. During the summer before our second year we were given the task of finding our own clay from a natural source. Excluding "natural" sources like PSH or Tuckers. I was living in East York a

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 Nothing was as I had thought. A head (I soon discarded whole figures, they were simply too much) became for me an entirely unknown thing, without any secure dimensions. -Alberto Giacometti Shino is a type glaze that I enjoyed using. It was developed in Japan and was the white glaze to be used their. This Tea bowl was wood fired and you can see the wood ash deposit showing up in the glaze as

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I had a chance to visit my Oma today. I haven't had as many opportunities to visit my Oma as much as I would like over the past few years. It's always fun to look at pictures and objects she has collected and to hear the stories that surround them. After my Oma and Opa were married they moved from Heidelberg to Borkum shortly before moving to Canada. For fun I have included driving directions to

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I often enjoy this blog.  Today's post is about Pendant TEELICHT an unconventional ceramic tea light. slipcast.blogspot.com 

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Today I made my way to my hometown, London Ontario. An artist at the Covent Garden market has organized this event which is in its second season. Here is a shot of my set up early in the day a few weeks ago. It was interesting to sit and consider the responses from people. The event is relatively new and hopefully it will catch on. The weather was warm, breezy and just a few clouds in the sky. It

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"A tea spoon should be made in the way that it does not look beautiful." -RikyūThe preceding quote clearly expresses the tea ceremony aesthetic. I have had an interest in Zen Buddhism for several years now. It is probably one of the reasons I fell in love with wood-fired ceramics and the tea ceremony. Sen no Rikyū was an influential figure in the development of the tea ceremony. If you have an

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Here is another installment form the February wood firing. I would like to post one of Jenny's speeches and some pics of Kass, Jenny and the pots we fired. I'm not sure how but I lost the high res images from the kiln unload. Kass is passing a brick to Jenny that was used to build the door of the kiln. This is one of the most exciting times for a potter. You open the kiln brick by

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  If the video is still broken Here is the YouTube link I still have to catch up on posting my work from the last year. Here is some video from our second woodfiring. I had posted a short clip of Kass unloading the first kiln. Well here is a short of clip of Jenny. And here is her blog. http://jennykylemadpotter.blogspot.com/

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These two pieces the Tea bowl above and the cereal bowl below were fired in my last kiln firing at Sheridan. Most of the imagery I work with on my ceramics relate to nature and the function of the vessels containing water. 

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Here are some maiolica bowls I should have posted awhile ago.

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I have started playing around with twitter and the site twitpic to quickly post random snapshots of my life. http://twitpic.com/photos/curiousceramics Feel free to drop by and check them out. Leave comments if you would like. I'm always interested in hearing what people think about my photographs. It is a hobby I have enjoyed for a few years now.

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I'm excited about the show tonight at the Whipper Snapper Gallery. http://www.whippersnapper.ca/site/index.php I have a maiolica bowl on display. Well over the last few days I have been sorting through the work I made this year. It can be surprising to look at what was made and accumulated over the past 3 years. The next few weeks will be spent sorting my work and getting ready to sell it. I have

Seanhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04103707277588070057noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6898514927884634837.post-5516416775657471422010-04-24T03:37:00.003-04:002010-04-24T04:04:30.529-04:00

I spent a day and evening in the studio Thursday afternoon to Friday morning painting work for my what was supposed to be my last maiolica firing at Sheridan. But later in the day when I came back after sleeping I found a small bowl that I overlooked and didn't finish painting. I plan to finish painting it and firing later today. Friday was the last day of classes and I

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I can hardly wait to get into the photo studio to shoot my work from the wood kiln. Wood firings are hard work but are worth it. There is always something exciting that happens during the process. The work for the Tea ceremony has been an inspiration for me when considering making work for wood kilns. I am currently making work last minute for a wood firing on Tuesday. Hopefully the rush will

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Here is a quick video of Kass and Jenny unbricking the Wood kiln. More pics and video to follow. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtIvC-ThT38 I have included a post by my instructor Tony Clennell about the firing. http://smokieclennell.blogspot.com/2010/02/tired-bones.html

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