ceramicsculpture
Definition
This term refers to three-dimensional artworks made from ceramic materials, combining the durability and versatility of clay with sculptural techniques to create expressive forms.
History
Ceramic sculpture has evolved from its traditional roots in pottery to become a significant art form in its own right, with artists using clay to explore both abstract and figurative forms.
Notable Examples
Pablo Picasso
Owl, 1950-1955
Peter Voulkos
Untitled Plate, 1985
Key Artists & Movements
Key figures include Pablo Picasso, who experimented with ceramics later in his career, and Peter Voulkos, a pioneer of the American studio ceramics movement, known for his bold, abstract forms.
Techniques & Materials
Techniques involve hand-building, coiling, or using molds to create forms, followed by firing and glazing, allowing for a wide range of textures, colors, and finishes that can vary from smooth and polished to rough and organic.
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