Earth & Fire - Paper Boat Press
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Author
Tiffany Johnson & Kylie Johnson
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Earth and fire represent the two elements that produce a ceramic object. Without the other they are simply components; together they create both practical objects and pieces of art. Working as both primer and inspiration, Earth and Fire explores the techniques, practices and tools of over forty-five working ceramicists.
Creating everything from woodfired and fine porcelain wares, sculptured vases, everyday cups, bowls and plates, to jewellery and wall pieces, these artists work in a wide range of styles and mediums to create their ceramics. Although the methods vary, the overall sentiment is that the earth and fire that the artists use to make their objects are the ultimate masters. Just when they think they know one thing, the clay, glaze and heat will teach them another. There will always be more to learn. Working with clay is, quite simply, humbling.
Published by Thames and Hudson, 2023.
Each copy purchased through paper boat press will be signed by the authors, Kylie Johnson and Tiffany Johnson, and lovingly wrapped in paper designed by Ashlea O'Neill to coincide with the release of the book.
Details
ISBN: 9781760763527
Hardback, 272 pages
28cm x 24cm x 3cm
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Established in 1995, paper boat press is the boutique ceramic studio of a Brisbane-based ceramicist Kylie Johnson. Shes a member of potters group Amfora, in which she rekindled her love of ceramics that was instilled by her parents and their inolvement in ...
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