Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Featured Artist: Alex Banin


Statement from the Artist

I have always taken the most interest in forms with strong contours and simple glazes, which is rarely expressed in my stylistically inconsistent work. I am learning: always taking risks, experimenting with new processes, incorporating different techniques, not being afraid to ruin a piece. By focusing on the process rather than the product, I find that I am starting to hone in on a style that will continue to develop as I grow as an artist. In this exploration phase, I think that exercising control over my urges to take something a bit too far would be restrictive on my artistic development. Eventually, when I do move on to a more consistent or product-oriented focus, I will have to contain some impulses to experiment on each piece, but for right now, I am content exploring the act of creation rather than obsessing over the creation itself. 

Alex Banin


(For more of Alex's artwork ... follow her instagram: www.instagram.com/abceramics)


























Friday, February 19, 2016

Senior Ceramics

A quick look into what the seniors from Ceramics 4/Honors have been up to ...

Luke Park:  "iDog"
stoneware, plexiglass, 

Alex Banin: "Solo Cups" 
slipcast porcelain

Alex Banin: bubble glazing
(in progress)

Alex Banin: bubble glazed
(in progress)

Alex Banin

Dan Heintz

Dan Heintz:  creating textures w/ water pressure
(in progress)

Dan Heintz: water textured vessel 
(in progress)


Chi Chi Ikwuazom : Juicer

Chi Chi Ikwuazom

Noa Hankin

Alex Bauman:  chess set
(in progress)

Jeremy Zurita: landscapes
(in progress)


Jeremy Zurita: landscapes
(in progress)

Hannah Weinstein 
(in progress)

Hannah Weinstein 

Hannah Weinstein