Tim Berg & Rebekah Myers

Against the tide - 2013

One of a kind-Ceramic Glaze-2014

On the brink -2011

You can't take it with you-2013

Waste what

Tim Berg & Rebekah Myers are ceramic artists who put together these pieces in the Dean Project.  These pieces display a great deal of craftsmanship and diligence of design.  

Arina Ailincai

Arina Ailincai is a Romanian Contemporary Ceramicists and has done many ceramic installations of human forms. 

Benwell Stephen

Benwell Stephen was born in 1953, lived in Australia and became a well known ceramicist.  Using paintings and drawings as the unique part of his art has earned him the respect of many fellow artists. Benwell infuses the two arts and creates a beautiful work of art and is also known for his statues.

Sara Paloma

In 2003 Sara Paloma dove into a first full time position as a ceramic artist with a studio. These are just some samples that I am interested in for my next (set) project.

Adam Frew

Brenda McMahon

Brenda McMahon grew up in New York and was captured by the land.  She is an amazing ceramic artist and not only creates beautiful vessels, but also is skilled in composing wall art.   She doesn't use glazes, rather she uses the earth and it's recourses.

Jennifer McCurdy

Gilded Vortex Vessel

Flame Vessel

Lotus Nest on Dr. Seuss Base

Gilded Magritte's Vessel

Jennifer McCurdy uses porcelain to create her masterpieces. McCurdy has been practicing this art for around twenty-five years which explains how she composes these beautiful structures.  After using the process of throwing the porcelain, she manipulates the material to fit the design she desires. Her process is unique, however she explains in an interview that her work usually is created along the way while working with the piece until she's satisfied with what she sees.

Ceramic Artists

Matthew Chambers

Matthew Chambers’ ceramic abilities display a remarkable amount of talent and discipline.  As shown above, Chambers’ piece is a work of art and demands attention. 

Chambers’ compositions are constructed in a way that allows the viewer to weave in and out of the ceramic sculpture.  This spectacle is created with precise measurements that allow him to create these masterpieces.  Within his works of art, the human eye is drawn deep into the clay.  The shapes of the objects contain a smooth yet rough texture.  The ways these clay pieces are molded  coexist effortlessly. These samples of Chambers’ work are but a small portion of his great pottery skills.