January 11th, 2009
Creating a Handcast Many hands I have been working SO INTENSELY on this project… An elaborate grant proposal that I almost got. I was one of three finalists in the state, but not the final one. Darn! What I pitched was an installation of tile, each one created from casts of the hands of townspeople. […]
Tags: Brandon Vermont., ceramic art, ceramic artist, ceramic mural, liza myers, mural, wall art
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December 29th, 2008
Some of the family visits the show at Gallery•in•the•Field It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change. -Charles Darwin. The planet spins, wheels turn on the highway and the calendar page flutters, hovering on the brink a new year. Change is constant, […]
Tags: ceramic art, ceramic sculpture, christmas, clay sculpture, darwin, family, fine art, gallery•in•the•field, holidays, jp myers, liza myers, new years, pete myers, Vermont artist
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November 23rd, 2008
Loading two pieces into the kiln. Loving this new work. It has been a grueling grind preparing for this show. Teaching way too much, sleeping not enough. My hands are sandpaper from clay and paint, but it is energizing to watch the pieces grow, take them out of the kiln and bring them to life […]
Tags: ceramic art, clay, diva, duet., fine art, firing, goddess, kiln, sculpture, Vermont artist
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October 6th, 2008
Recycled mud Trying to find a good quotation on "work"… none seem relevant to the gooey grunt work process of recycling clay… Turning mud into art is a lengthy and laborious process. Watched Thunderbolt of the Gods tonight while wedging clay and adding coils to the new sculpture. I need to watch it again and […]
Tags: ceramic art, ceramic sculpture, cosmology, liza myers, magnetic fields, recycled clay, sarah palin, Vermont artist
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October 6th, 2008
Recycled mud Trying to find a good quotation on "work"… none seem relevant to the gooey grunt work process of recycling clay… Turning mud into art is a lengthy and laborious process. Watched Thunderbolt of the Gods tonight while wedging clay and adding coils to the new sculpture. I need to watch it again and […]
Tags: ceramic art, ceramic sculpture, cosmology, liza myers, magnetic fields, recycled clay, sarah palin, Vermont artist
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