The Theo Uliano workshop as part of the potters council workshop, Narrative: form and content, in San Diego.
Patron Satan of the art world in new York Times. La dealer.
Kevin Snipes, Grayson Perry, faves.
Cups are thrown evenly so only trimmed at the base. When leatherhard, he rolls the cup to flare the bottom width, then dips the cup in white slip upside down. The cup is coated inside and out without coating the bottom by dipping it up to the base then quickly raising the cup rim to the bucket level of slip then pushing down wards to just below the level of the base.
He then paints areas of color with speedball underglazes, then adds black lines with amaco black underglazes, then black underglazes pencil, then scratching thru the underglazes a with a steel etching needle. All decoration done on bisque, fired to cone 04. Clear glaze applied then fired to cone 1. Then decals applied then fired to cone 014. Then lusters applied and fired to cone 019.
His imagery is similar to Ralph Steadman. Drawn from life experiences.
Monday, February 16, 2015
Narrative: form and content workshop
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potters council,
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