Mark Burns's Venetian America

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Artist Mark Burns works in the mediums of stoneware, earthenware, and paint to represent his interpretations of popular objects. His 1997 piece, "Ecce Homo", juxtaposes images of male homosexuality, sensual desire, and aesthetics.

Methods, Analysis, Art, Homosexuality, Pottery, Pop art, Kitsch, Burns, Mark, Homosexuality and art

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Anne Hirondelle

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Anne Hirondale creates stoneware vessels that express her inner life as well as exploring shape and texture. She lives a simple existence in her home, garden and studio in Port Townsend, WA.

Washington, Hirondelle, Anne

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Leopold Foulem

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Leopold Foulem challenges craft world convention and defines a new category of ceramics. He has been awarded the Jean A. Chalmers National Crafts Award in Canada.

Canada, Design and construction, Ceramic sculpture, Foulem, Leopold

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