6.5.15

university of cincinnati annual ceramics sale

We had our biggest ceramics sale to date - doubling our record from last year! This is the 7th year we have hosted the sale, and could not be happier with the turnout and local support. It is amazing to see how the department has shifted and changed since we started in 2008...

26.4.15

Handmade in China II: Stay Handsome


The exhibition at Clay Street Press of work made during our international studio course in 
Jingdezhen , China last semester. 

We all pitched in for the cup wall

Christy Wittmer

Colin Kilmesh


Kayla Wandsnider

Guy Michael Davis and Katie Parker

gallery

Matt Jones


Sophie Neslund 

Sophie( Mao ) and Linnea Campbell( spoons)


Linnea Campbell

Matt Jones, Terence Hammonds, and Kayla Wandsnider


Matt Jones


Sophie Neslund

Terence Hammonds



Todd Richman

This is our second year to hold this class in China's Porcelain city.

23.4.15

university of cincinnati ceramics department - best bets


Our end of the year ceramics display case - display. Mike really took this to another level (again), and it looks amazing. The work is majority intro to handbuilding and moldmaking, which is great to see such strong pieces coming out of beginning level ceramics courses.

22.4.15

MFA Colin Klimesh

This image from Colin Klimesh's MFA installation at the CAC does not do the work justice. I will be posting the good stuff soon. He is also in an opening at the Carnegie and Clay Street Press this Friday night, so look out Cincinnati.

21.4.15

Now Here

Detail shot from Christy Wittmer's piece in "Now Here: Theoretical Landscapes" at The Carnegie in Covington KY. You can read a review of the show here.

porcelain OTR - UC/DAAP architecture studio

This piece was made last year in collaboration with a graduate DAAP architecture studio (of only six students) and ceramics taught by Aaron Betsky, former director of the Cincinnati Art Museum. He wrote a really nice piece about this work here for Architect Magazine. This was an insane labor of love for everyone involved, handsculpting buildings and milling the topography of Over the Rhine, the largest collection of Italianate architecture in the country.

Christy Wittmer - MFA UC Ceramics 2014

No glue, all balanced work.
Christy Wittmer's LUSH, installed at the CAC last April. Christy's website is here, and you can see more images of her recent work made at BANFF here.