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James Marshall
"Black 401", Minimalist Ceramic Sculpture, Liminal Form, Matte Glaze Surface
2015

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“If subliminal means that which is below the threshold of ordinary consciousness and perception, then the liminal is the point of emergence, the threshold itself, the turning point between one realm and another. The liminal state is characterized by ambiguity, openness, and indeterminacy. Liminality is a period of transition, during which usual boundaries of thought, self-understanding, and behavior shift, opening the way to something new. In my work, with what I call liminal objects, I ask the question: When does an ordinary object move into other dimensions?...At the threshold, is form, pure energy, a radiance of color and light, a wave, a glimmer, simply a shimmer of becoming...The mediums that I choose are mutable and plastic and lend themselves naturally to the metaphor and exploration of emergence, becoming, and liminality.” - Artist Statement James Marshall has been a highly successful exhibiting artist, designer and art educator whose education in the ceramic arts began with a pottery apprenticeship in Guatemala while living with the Quiche, a Mayan Native American tribe during his service in the Peace Corps. He received his MFA in 1979 from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor where he studied with John Stevenson and Rudolph Arnheim, author of “Art and Visual Perception”, and currently is Head of Ceramics at Santa Fe Community College. Selected Collections Houston Museum of Contemporary Art Nerman Museum, Kansas City, MO Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Scottsdale, AZ Daum Museum, Sedalia, MO U.S. Bank, Denver, CO, Long Beach, CA T 3, Austin, TX Creighton University, Omaha, NE Island Pyrochemical Industries, Mineola, NY The Heart Hospital of Alburquerque, NM Perfection Motor Car Ltd, Rio Rancho, NM Duel Brewing Co, Santa Fe, NM "Black 401", Minimalist Ceramic Sculpture, Liminal Form, Matte Glaze Surface

Creator:
James Marshall (1838 - 1902, American)
Creation Year:
2015
Dimensions:
Height: 33 in (83.82 cm)Width: 38 in (96.52 cm)Depth: 6.5 in (16.51 cm)
Medium:
Ceramic,Clay,Glaze,Underglaze
Movement & Style:
Contemporary
Period:
2010-
Condition:
Gallery Location:
St. Louis, MO
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU972857053

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