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Anne Goldman Studio Ceramic Artist Vessel
$500
£377.58
€432.29
CA$706.13
A$770.93
CHF 404.16
MX$9,363.19
NOK 5,047.36
SEK 4,766.05
DKK 3,226.62
About the Item
Anne Goldman ceramic vessel, known for her very textural surfaces on her piece which at a minimum is a 7 stage process. This tapered vessel has a circular opening with a earthly off white edge surrounded by concentric circles with the reminder of the clay body having her trademark textural surface treatment, signed on the bottom.
Anne Goldman has been involved in ceramics for over twenty years. Her work is represented extensively in galleries, museums and private collections throughout the U.S., Europe, and Asia, and has been featured in numerous one-woman shows.
The process explained by Anne Goldman:
Anne Goldman’s pieces are wheel-thrown and hand-carved. Made of stoneware clays, they are bisque-fired and then high-fired in a reduction atmosphere. While she makes pieces with many surfaces and forms, most follow the same basic process of creation. Making a piece requires many steps, each of which demands perfection and is unforgiving of flaws. In its simplest form, the process of creation has 7 steps:
1) Throwing: Anne starts off each piece on the potter’s wheel. Depending on the size and form she desires, the thrown piece may weigh from 5 to 80 pounds. After completion, she trims the piece to the desired aesthetic form and cuts the top to the desired shape.
2) Thickening: The wall of the piece is thickened as necessary to accommodate the desired surface carving. This is a basic but critical part of the process. Any flaw in the joining of inner and outer clays will cause the surface to peel off during the firing, after most of the work has been done.
3) Sculpting: Using various tools, Anne carves the piece’s surface. She brings an eclectic collection of tools and objects into service to achieve the results she wants. At this time, she may put different clays and slips on the surface.
4) Drying: A critical process due to the thickness of the carved walls. The entire piece must be completely dried throughout or it will explode when heated (very upsetting). The drying must be slow to avoid cracking, sometimes taking several weeks.
5) Bisque Firing: Anne fires the green piece to Cone 08 to make it easier to handle without breakage. This is a 3 day process.
6) Surface Treatment: After bisque firing, the sculpted surface is treated with various clays and slips to accent the fine features of the surface. As appropriate, glaze is applied to portions of the piece.
7) Reduction Firing: Finally, the piece is fired in a gas kiln to Cone 9. For part of the time, Anne puts the kiln in reduction (using an excess of gas to air) to develop the clay’s color and the glaze surface. This firing requires 4 days – 1 day to heat, 1 day to fire and 2 days to cool.
- Creator:Anne Goldman (Artist)
- Dimensions:Height: 3.5 in (8.89 cm)Diameter: 7.5 in (19.05 cm)
- Style:Organic Modern (Of the Period)
- Materials and Techniques:
- Place of Origin:
- Period:1990-1999
- Date of Manufacture:1990s
- Condition:Wear consistent with age and use. Very light wear with no damage.
- Seller Location:Oakland, CA
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU7361246673022
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