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Alice Vase
Kelly and Pamela Donaldson, Cross Creek Clay
Alice Vase
Ceramics - 12.5 x 9 x 9
$275 + Special shipping required; contact us for estimate
Art-iFact #18
Fine Art by artist B.G. Dodson - Description: Art-iFacts are ceramic wheel-thrown elements of clay and time. These are remnants of the past and the future, something found, dug up, or materialized in reality. Paperweight, curio, object' d art.
Barrel Stave Vase (Abstract - Bjornson)
Fine Art by artist B.J.B. Hickerson - Description: The wine industry has greatly expanded since my husband and I first moved to the area over twenty years ago. I was first given some used barrel staves and was not sure what I was going to use them for, so they sat around for quite awhile. Then I had an idea to use them for wall decoration with the handmade ceramic vases. The ceramic vases were inspired by Greek art and I thought it was fitting to combine the two. These oak barrel staves come from used red wine barrels, which were stained by the red wine. Wine is stored in the barrels and leaves a very subtle aroma in the staves.
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Barrel Stave Vase (Family - Bjornson 3)
Fine Art by artist B.J.B. Hickerson - Description: The wine industry has greatly expanded since my husband and I first moved to the area over twenty years ago. I was first given some used barrel staves and was not sure what I was going to use them for, so they sat around for quite awhile. Then I had an idea to use them for wall decoration with the handmade ceramic vases. The ceramic vases were inspired by Greek art and I thought it was fitting to combine the two. These oak barrel staves come from used red wine barrels, which were stained by the red wine. Wine is stored in the barrels and leaves a very subtle aroma in the staves.
Barrel Stave Vase (Family - Bjornson 3)
Assemblage on Barrel Stave - 17 x 4
$45 + Flat Rate Shipping $15
Barrel Stave Vase (Peace - Bjornson 3)
Fine Art by artist B.J.B. Hickerson - Description: The wine industry has greatly expanded since my husband and I first moved to the area over twenty years ago. I was first given some used barrel staves and was not sure what I was going to use them for, so they sat around for quite awhile. Then I had an idea to use them for wall decoration with the handmade ceramic vases. The ceramic vases were inspired by Greek art and I thought it was fitting to combine the two. These oak barrel staves come from used red wine barrels, which were stained by the red wine. Wine is stored in the barrels and leaves a very subtle aroma in the staves.
Barrel Stave Vase (Peace - Bjornson 3)
Assemblage on Barrel Stave - 17 x 3
$45 + Flat Rate Shipping $10
Barrel Stave Vase (Rejoice - Bjornson)
Fine Art by artist B.J.B. Hickerson - Description: The wine industry has greatly expanded since my husband and I first moved to the area over twenty years ago. I was first given some used barrel staves and was not sure what I was going to use them for, so they sat around for quite awhile. Then I had an idea to use them for wall decoration with the handmade ceramic vases. The ceramic vases were inspired by Greek art and I thought it was fitting to combine the two. These oak barrel staves come from used red wine barrels, which were stained by the red wine. Wine is stored in the barrels and leaves a very subtle aroma in the staves.
Barrel Stave Vase (Rejoice - Bjornson)
Assemblage on Barrel Stave - 17 x 3
$45 + Flat Rate Shipping $15
Basket/Vase (OL_20_10)
Fine Art by artist Phil Fishwick - Description: These pieces are all glazed with Shino glazes. This is a glaze developed in Japan and taken in new directions by western potters. It is a glaze that must be fired in a reduction atmosphere (oxygen is cut back during the firing forcing the fire to look for it elsewhere to complete combustion - it finds it in iron - Fe2O3). Shinos love iron and they develop beautiful golds, reds oranges and browns when they find it. The two Slab Wall Plates (OL-20-04 and 05) exploit this affection for iron; I have painted an iron rich slip (liquid clay) in the center of each, covered this with sodium silicate which forms a glass like coating when it dries, and then stretched the clay so it cracks like mud in a wadi during the dry season.
Rabbit Jar (OL-20-01) and Covered Jar (OL-20-03 & 06) have incised patterns cut into the clay which are accentuated by the shino glaze. The darker areas on 03 & 06 are dustings of wood ash applied to the glaze.
Covered Jar (OL-20-02) and Basket Vase (OL- 20-10) have a different shino glaze. Although still getting their coloring mostly from iron, these pieces have a more lustrous finish. Both of these forms have been manipulated; while still relatively soft the clay has been pushed in and out creating bulging and recessed linear motifs which are then accented by stamped and impressed designs. Basket Vase (OL-20-10) is one of my favorite forms, and I have found myself returning to it over and over during the years. This one is more vertical than most and I plan to play with this aspect of the form more in the future.
Rabbit Jar (OL-20-01) and Covered Jar (OL-20-03 & 06) have incised patterns cut into the clay which are accentuated by the shino glaze. The darker areas on 03 & 06 are dustings of wood ash applied to the glaze.
Covered Jar (OL-20-02) and Basket Vase (OL- 20-10) have a different shino glaze. Although still getting their coloring mostly from iron, these pieces have a more lustrous finish. Both of these forms have been manipulated; while still relatively soft the clay has been pushed in and out creating bulging and recessed linear motifs which are then accented by stamped and impressed designs. Basket Vase (OL-20-10) is one of my favorite forms, and I have found myself returning to it over and over during the years. This one is more vertical than most and I plan to play with this aspect of the form more in the future.
Basket/Vase (OL_20_10)
Porcelain stoneware, impressed, stretched & manipulated, shino glaze - 15"H x 7.5" Dia
This piece is available Online Only and is not on display at the gallery.
$200 + Free Shipping
Bird Jar
Fine Art by artist Kelly and Pamela Donaldson, Cross Creek Clay - Description: Bird Jar ... if you have long-legged birds that you need to store.
Kelly and Pamela Donaldson, Cross Creek Clay
Bird Jar
Ceramics - 17 x 10 x 7
$350 + Special shipping required; contact us for estimate
Bird Vase 1
Fine Art by artist Linda Jerome - Description: I continue to look for ways to use birds in my work, especially in vessels for flowers. This is one of two recent vases with a collar to hold the bouquet upright, while the birds sit on the edge, watching.
Bird Vase 2
Fine Art by artist Linda Jerome - Description: Vase with a collar to hold the bouquet up-right, while the birds sit on the edges, watching.
Bob Bot #008
Fine Art by artist B.G. Dodson - Description: The creator of the infamous Crow-Kin characters now unleashes his robot army upon an unsuspecting art world, in the form of the Bob Bot! Each Bob Bot is an original hand-made creation, and with its own charmingly unique personality. Stand up for humanity and befriend a Bob Bot today.
Bob Bot #011
Fine Art by artist B.G. Dodson - Description: The creator of the infamous Crow-Kin characters now unleashes his robot army upon an unsuspecting art world, in the form of the Bob Bot! Each Bob Bot is an original hand-made creation, and with its own charmingly unique personality. Stand up for humanity and befriend a Bob Bot today.
