To help document the makings of an art movement here in the Ohio Valley
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
KILN FINISHED!!!
So, after a journey of 6 years... The Ramsey Anagama is finished!
To celebrate, let's fire it next week!
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Congratulations on completion. I look forward to helping you fire! Is it typical to name your kiln? I look forward to hearing the meaning of Ramsey Anagama.
Benjamin, who is from the Pacific coast of Oregon, creates wood-fired pottery with a steady, focused patience resonating of his home. He was trained to search out and incorporate local materials into all aspects of the process of making his work. Wood-fired work involves a long, intense process and originated in Korea, Japan and China. The last 50 years has seen a new movement in the western areas to practice this very old art form with a new voice. Locally, there is an abundance of clay and wood. Since moving to the area, he has been intrigued by the faded presence of the old pottery industries along the Ohio River and in the hills.
http://buildlivegreen.wordpress.com/ A website from a young local architect passionate about her husband, poetry, coffee, and living a sustainable lifestyle.
http://www.mitchcollective.org/ A website of a group in Martins Ferry, OHwho are "Enriching the community through an ongoing dialogue between locals and visiting artists interested in promoting sustainability and creativity"
1 comment:
Congratulations on completion. I look forward to helping you fire! Is it typical to name your kiln? I look forward to hearing the meaning of Ramsey Anagama.
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