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Contemporary Black American ceramic artists / Donald A. Clark, Chotsani Elaine Dean.
Author
Clark, Donald A., 1944-
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Atglen, PA : Schiffer Publishing, [2022]
©2022
Description
256 pages : color illustrations, portraits ; 31 cm
Details
Subject(s)
African American potters
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African American artists
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Potters
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United States
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Pottery, American
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20th century
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Author
Dean, Chotsani Elaine
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Summary note
"Sharing their insights in compelling interviews, 38 of today's Black ceramists demonstrate a diversity of studio practices and ways of using clay, together with more than 300 stunning photos of their work. Especially crucial in light of the times, this book helps disperse the fog of noninclusion. With the goal of giving the artists the recognition long overdue them, donald a clark and Chotsani Elaine Dean begin by grounding us in history and context. The authors take us through time, explaining recent important research from Drayton Hall in South Carolina, for example, and other work that has helped honor the contributions, presence, and experiences of African Americans in ceramic history in America. Bringing us to today, clark and Dean present for each of 38 contemporary ceramic artists an introduction, an interview with the artist, and photos highlighting some of their work. This important and necessary information, with its impact on the medium as a whole, is beautifully and engagingly presented to makers and craft appreciators alike."-- Provided by publisher
Contents
A gathering: Early makers. Introduction
Drayton Hall unearthed: Rouletted colonoware reveals their presence
Edgefield, South Carolina: Dave the Potter was not alone
Augusta Savage: Artist, educator, trailblazer
Doyle Lane: Mid-twentieth-century clay and glaze innovator
Arlene Burke-Morgan: Prolific, generous, faithful
A new gathering: Contemporary makers. Introduction
Larry Allen
Ebitenyefa Baralaye
Kristina Batiste
Tricia Bishop
Paul S. Briggs
Richard Brown
Wesley T. Brown
Aaron Caldwell
Kimmy Cantrell
Danielle Carelock
JSTN CLMN, a.k.a. Justin Coleman
Chotsani Elaine Dean
Morel Doucet
Michelle Ettrick
Rosa and Winton Eugene
Ellamaria A. Foley-Ray, PhD
Earline M. Green
Aisha Harrison
Akinsanya D. Kambon, a.k.a. Mark Teemer
David R. MacDonald
Jim McDowell, a.k.a. the Black Potter
Nathan Murray
Sharon Norwood
Kyle and Kelly Phelps
Stephen Phillips
Ashlyn Pope
Ashan Pridgon
Joann Quiñones
Bobby Scroggins
Janathel Shaw
Keith Wallace Smith
Malcolm Mobutu Smith
Lydia C. Thompson
Paul Andrew Wandless
James C. Watkins
Adero Willard.
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ISBN
076436457X
9780764364570
LCCN
2022932080
OCLC
1302575167
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