Figurative

In order of most recently updated:

Jai Sallay-Carrington

Hannah Pierce

Marce Nixon

Installation image. Figures from the sanctuary series presented in my hometown and border city of El Paso Texas at the Rubin Arts Center. Uncle Sam and Tia Catrina are equal but different figures guarding the entrance to the exhibition and acting as representatives of the US/Mexico border.

George Rodriguez

Margaret Meehan

Margaret Meehan

Paolo Porelli

Ryan Bredlau

Yve Holtzclaw

Taylor Craig

Corran Shrimpton Sculpture

Corran Shrimpton

Jonathan Christensen Caballero

Jonathan Christensen Caballero

2015, Wood Fired Ceramic, 20 x 16 x 16

Denny Gerwin

Emma Wilson

My translucent porcelain lithophane was created from my non-fiction children's book illustration of turtles hatching and swimming away from a book called "All About Eggs" by Millicent Selsam. I always enjoy taking my illustrations and creating the magical dimension that occurs when translucent porcelain is backlit. It is part of the permanent collection at the Blair Museum of Lithophanes, Elmore, Ohio.

Stephanie Osser

Biliana Popova

This are selections from the zines that accompany some of the sculptures submitted.

Jill Foote-Hutton

Luke Huling

Jocelyn Braxton Armstrong

Jocelyn Braxton Armstrong

Sara Torgison

Nicole Woodard

Debbie Quick Amy Chan Collaboration

Debbie Quick

Benjamin Lambert

Salvador Jiménez-Flores

Krista Grecco Figurative Sculpture

Krista Grecco

hand-built earthenware sculptures

Edith Garcia

terra cotta objects on a white wall

Pattie Chalmers

Teen girl sitting on a rock and feeling breeze

Tenyoh

Susannah Israel

Kimberly Canfield

Kimberly Canfield

Stoneware, 20" x 15" x 10", 2017

Natalia Arbelaez

36''Hx18''Wx10.5''DP, Stoneware, Glaze, Oxide, Slip, Stain

Kensuke Yamada

Top of sculpture rotates slowing (on an electric turnstyle). Option of audio track: Distortion of President George Bush giving Mission Accomplished speech over Osama Bin Laden's Call to Jihad speech.

Pamela Belding

Marina Kuchinski

Mac McCusker

2017, stoneware and terra sigillata, 23 x 36 x 7"

Jennifer McCandless

Lalana Fedorschak

Her Time Has Come by Diane Martin Lublinski

Diane Martin Lublinski

Austyn Taylor

Jeff Nebeker

Phoebe Scott Sculpture ceramics clay figure figurative art figurativeclay art artist handbuilding body

Phoebe Scott

Silver Gelatin Chemigram made with breath, vaseline, hands

Cali M. Banks

In this series including Lonely Girl Room 3400, clay and wires were used to illuminate memory issues related to Alzheimer’s disease through a gendered lens. Watching my mother navigate her remaining years while living with the disease coupled with statistics indicating among other things that women with dementia outnumber men two to one, created a sense of urgency in me to make a lot of them. Layers of color were applied using hazelnut mason stain and wax. Text was carved into this one including a poem about aging written by my sister along with quotes regarding dementia. The room number refers to the one room women were reduced to living in while living out their last days in a nursing home. It was also written into their clothes tags (reminiscent of kindergarten) yet, clothes were lost all the time and my mother had someone else's on many times.

Constance McBride

Squirrel Tales represents my manifestation during the pandemic and Loosing a sense of communication.

Gloriann Langva

Bri Murphy

Mya Cluff

Cone 04 In-glaze luster with bismuth and silver

Stephanie Hanes

25 X 18 X 13, stains, oxides, cone 5 , raw clay post firing

Michelle Collier

Megan Angolia

Full materials list: Earthenware, living room lamp, wax, placemat, scent of Lip Smackers and Caboodles melting in the back window of the family sedan

Kourtney Stone

Collective Unconscious, a large scale relief, from the series HandWork, explores the way our point of view is influenced in the subconscious. Many hands represent the variety of ways we are moved by many others on a subconscious level. The colors range from an earthy brown for the physical and intellectual, transitioning to a watery blue as the emotional or heart level and a deeper black going into the depths of our being at the gut level. In Seven Obstacles the same care for metaphor and color will be applied.

Sandy Frank

2020,1min20sec Video

Link to View Video: https://youtu.be/9a9U3VrFXj4

Magnificent corpse is a play on the game exquisite corpse focusing on the intricacies of identity development, fragmentation, body dysphoria, and self acceptance.

Jasmine Fetterman

Cycles speaks of the process of learning and spiritual evolution, in a context that goes beyond human life. Also of the teaching that comes from mistakes and pain.

Javier Gonzalez

Covid Warrior, wear a mask

Guillermo Guardia

Arun Sharma

Clarissa Pezone

Clarissa Pezone

English Paper Porcelain, Mother of Pearl

Joon Hee Kim

JeeEun Lee

Kelsey Bowen

Asylums often allowed patients to keep caged canaries. What they did with them was their business. Birds were press-molded then stretched and purposely misshaped. Straight-jackets & skirts made from slip-dipped workman blue, disposable paper towels - it was the man who often made the admittance call to the asylum.

Kimberly Chapman

Big Daddy ll (Portrait of Ed “Big Daddy” Roth)

Tony Natsoulas

Porcelain, terra cotta, Osnaburg, linen, coffee stained muslin, Dutch-wax prints, digitally printed organza, ruff, indigo, gilding, pearls

Joann Quiñones

Molly Allen

Recycled materials (aluminum coffee capsules and wine bottle seals), copper staples, copper wire

Sandra Lapage

Shae Bishop

Katie Stone, "The Grass Is Greener If You Have A Weiner”

Katie Stone

Zach Valent, “Stratum”

Zach Valent

Sophie Giet, “I can't get no“

Sophie Giet

April Felipe, "In the Flood We Hope Not to Drown"

April Felipe

Wade Tullier, “Skull with candle”

Wade Tullier

Nathan Murray, “Where Do I Fit?”

Nathan Murray

Shirley Bhatnagar, “Anthropomorphic Tableware”

Shirley Bhatnagar

2018, 20 x 14 x 15 in, Glazed Hand built porcelain, casted and found object, cone 6, Gold luster

Soe Yu Nwe

120 x 60 x 20 cm, Ceramic and mirror, 2016

Safa Hosseini

Gina Adams, “Honoring Modern Unidentified (What Once Was)”

Gina Adams

Behzad Azhdari, “The games of the kings”

Bezhad Azhdari

overall 70x22x14 ceramic, paint, found objects

Michaela Valli Groeblacher

2017/4, 206*392*126cm, (Photo Credit -Korea Ceramic Foundation)

Ting-Ju Shao

15.5" h x 11.5"w x 10" d, Ceramic, underglazes, encaustic, 2017

David Robinson

2017. 9”x 10”x 4”. Stoneware, Glaze.

Keira Norton

Emily Nickel, “Down the Rabbit Hole” (detail)

Emily Nickel

Protector of Mystery Species: 2016, ceramic, underglaze, 31” x 17” x 29”; Surfing Slug Bunny: 2016, ceramic, underglaze, 42” x 49” x 18”

Kelley Donahue

left:31” x 11” x 40.5”,middle:17.5” x 13.5” x 29.5”,right:25” x 19” x 43”, Earthenware, 2017

Gabrielle Grace Graber

2016, Stoneware, Terra Sigillata, Iron Oxide Stain, Soda Wash, 27” x 15” x 6”

Abigale Brading

35”h x 20”diameter inches. 89 h x 50 diameter cm. Pedestal, and scepter (not visible,) are removable. 2012

Kukuli Velarde

40 X 18 X 15cm, 25 X 20 X 12cm, Chamotte clay, high-firing glaze, underglaze, Handbuild, 2013

Janina Myronowa

1993, Porcelain, Gas reduction firing at Cone 14, Overglaze painting

Ilona Romule

Clay, Glaze, Wood, Mirror, Paint, 2016, 12” X 12” X 48”

Ashley Bevington

2014, 41 x 18 x 50

Dori Schechtel Zanger

Jennifer Datchuk, “Wyld Flower”

Jennifer Ling Datchuk

Ceramic, acrylic, 70cm x 38cm x 23cm, 2017

Christopher David White

Sean Erwin, “2 Degrees”

Sean Erwin

Ceramic and wood, 80cm x 60cm x 124cm, 2012

Modisa (Tim) Motsomi

diameter 10 cm, electric fired 1120°C, local fire clays, stains, crawl glaze

Oleksandr Miroshnychenko

2016. 8x8x6.5. Clay and mixed media.

Ashley Maxwell

14”x 11”x 7”, Clay, Thread, 2015

Armando Ramos

2011, 28 x 14 x 18”

Janis Mars Wunderlich

Earthenware, fabric, found objects, string, underglaze, 70x38x10”, 2017

Richard W. James

Charity White, "SW 5th Ave. and 13th St."

Charity White

H20’’ x W17’’ x D8’’, porcelain, under glaze, glaze and luster, 2016

Taylor Robenalt

13.5" x 4" x 5.25", Hand built porcelain, 2017

Crystal Morey

12" x 9"x 21", white earthenware, terrasigillata, underglaze, 2015

Gunyoung Kim

2015, Inkjet print, 28x20”

Lauren Kalman

Earthenware, fiber, steel, ribbon, and micro-crystalline glaze, 28” x 27” x 8”, 2015

Rachel Ballard Bigley

ceramic/wood,” 40”x18”18,” 2016

Tom Bartel

Ceramic, underglaze, glaze, 31" H x 24" W x 18" D, 2016

Michelle Laxalt

glazed earthenware,wire, 6x3x4 in. 2015

Wesley Anderegg

28”x13”x25", Stoneware with slips and glazes

Michelle Gregor

Cobalt pigment on porcelain and gold lustre, left 27 x 17 x 8; middle 16 x 14 x 5; right 46 x 18 x 12

Vipoo Srivilasa

White Earthenware, Luster, H26" x L14" x W10", 2014

Rob Kolhouse

Stoneware, epoxy, steel. 40” x 11” x 10”. 2015.

Clara Grace Hoag

2015, 11 x 12 x 5.5, Ceramic and Mixed Media

Jimmy Stambrandt

2014. Clay and acrylic. Steel base. Dimensions: 24 x 9 x 8 in -detail

Alessandro Gallo

23 x 12 x 28”, Terracotta, 2015

Holly Curcio

2013, Earthenware, acrylic, nylon flock. 26”x17”x11”

Kevin Rohde

2017, Ceramic, paint, crab shell, & resin, 4 x 6.5 x 8”

Hannah Lee Cameron

(2016) Life size, Ceramic, paint, yarn

Zhanna Martin

wood-fired, 20x14x14 in

David Smith

Stoneware, paint, mixed media, powder coated steel, 34” x 13” x 7”, 2018

Jamie Bates Slone

ceramic, wood, Patagonia down fabric, wax, fabric, 20"x20"x20", 2013

Jeffrey Sincich

white earthenware/mixed media, 9” x 9” x 11”, 2010

Derek Reeverts

2015, Stoneware, Under glaze, Glaze, Resin, Milkpint, 51”x42”x44”

Kyungmin Park

Ceramic. 76” x 30” x 64” in height. 2018.

Mark Nathan Stafford

34”x 21”x 17”, ceramic, metal, wood, foam and epoxy, 2014

Brian Somerville

2011, Glazed and painted earthenware, china paint overglaze decal, wood, plastic, 62 ½” h x 25 ½” w x 59 ½” d. Photo credit – Allen Cheuvront

Nan Smith

19 x 13 x 14, Ceramic (low-fire clay, oxides, terra sigillata, underglazes, glaze, goldluster, and electric-fired), 2014

Zach Tate

ceramics, 13”x18”x16”, 2015

Matt Wedel

2016, installation at Plug Projects (Kansas City, MO), painted ceramic and mixed media, standing female: 52” tall

Christina West

Ceramic, 13”x14”x13”, 2014

Russell Wrankle

TV, wood, steel, porcelain, ratchet strap, video (loop), US Army desert combat boot, extension cable, RCA cables, 100mph tape, 78x32x28”, 2016

Tyler Nicholson

Kate MacDowell, “Clay Pigeons: explosion”

Kate MacDowell

H 3’x W 12”x D 22”, cast porcelain, found objects, wood copper wire 2016

Debbie Kupinsky

ceramic, glaze, paint – photo installation – 2016

Clayton Keyes

Performance, 2012

Sarah Hahn

68x38x38, Stoneware, 2012

Gerit Grimm

2013, 25” H x 20”L x 19”D, Stoneware, mixed media

Christine Golden

Magda Gluszek, “Reflection”

Magda Gluszek

From the series "French Children of the Holocaust" "Jacques Jakabowicz was born on April 15, 1931, in Nancy (Meurthe-et-Moselle). Arrested in the UGIF Lamarck-Secrétan children's center, he was deported on July 31, 1944, on convoy 77." 2012, life size

Gert Germeraad

Video Still, 2011, Raw clay, Body paint, Mirror, Cast modeling tools

Teri Frame

Ceramic, 14 x 10 x 8 inches, 2016

Jacob Foran

Low fire clay, paint, video projection, size varies on space (H x W x D), * see image list

Sarah McNutt

Earthenware, Terra Sig, Glaze, Stains, Paint, 2016, 18”x9”x15”

Travis Winters

Ceramic, Latex paint, 2’x1.1’, 2014

Jennifer Degges

Miss That Feeling of Feeling, Terra Cotta, Glaze, Wool, 15x8x8, 2010

Ben Ahlvers