Annie Evans, ceramic scuplture honoring the female I am an Atlanta native and have had lifelong interests in both psychology and art. I attended the Atlanta College of Art for two years and experimented with several art forms before discovering clay. My figures combine clay’s tactile, sensuous immediacy and my fascination with people. My unused […]
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Sara Swink, figurative ceramics I make ceramic human and animal figures with a psychological stance. Introspective, ambiguous, sometimes awkward, they often have a humorous edge. I like to form fast in a gritty sculpture clay, incise into the clay, bisque fire, finish with oxides, underglazes and glazes, then fire to cone 5. My ideas derive
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Amber Aguire – Baby Nation, ceramic sculpture Artist’s Statement for the Baby Nation body of work:Throughout history artists have functioned as social commentators. I see this as a sacred calling in my work. My mother is a Holocaust survivor who was interred in the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. She has spent her adult life fighting for
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Victoria Rose Martin, figurative ceramics sculpture My work features human animal hybrids; primarily the combination of people and birds. Since I was a child I have had a fascination with winged creatures. I see them as messengers traveling at a spiritually higher realm. The hybrid creatures are meant to be metaphors of our soul or
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