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Coiled Pottery Traditions Historical Contemporary
- 1. Coiled Pottery A Continuing Tradition
- 2. Historical • Egypt • Pre-dynastic • 5000 – 3000 BC • Cinerary Urn • Height 53 cm
- 3. Historical • Egypt (Naqada II Culture) • Pre-dynastic • 3600 – 3250 BC • Height 23 cm
- 4. Historical • Cypress • Bronze Age • 2100 – 2000 BC • Double-spouted jug • Height 24 cm
- 5. Historical • China (Yang-shao) • Neolithic • 2000 – 1500 BC • Amphora • Height 32 cm
- 6. Historical • China (Gansu, Gang- shao) • Neolithic • 2000 – 1500 BC • Funerary Urn • Height 36 cm
- 7. Historical • Japan • Yayoi period • 400 BC – 300 BC • Storage Jar • Height 44 cm
- 8. Historical • Peru • Nasca Culture • 100 – 700 AD • Double-spouted water container • Height 27 cm
- 9. Historical • Nigeria (Nubian) • 350 – 450 AD • Storage Vessel • Height 43 cm
- 10. Historical • Britain • Bronze Age • 2230 – 1600 BC • Vessels • Heights <= 20 cm
- 11. Historical • Britain • Medieval • 1200 – 1400 AD • Cooking pot • Height 30 cm
- 12. Historical • America (New Mexico) • 1800 – 1900 AD • Water jar • Height 26 cm
- 13. Contemporary: Why Coil Today? • To make large works • To make thin walls • To accommodate difficult clay mixes • Because it allows greater control • Because one can’t throw
- 14. Contemporary: Why Coil Today? • To make asymmetrical forms • To preserve or reference tradition • Because it gives an organic shape • Because one likes the pace and/or the process
- 15. Contemporary • Monica Young • British • Height 170 cm
- 16. Contemporary • Elizabeth MacDonald • American • “Nest” • Height 17 cm
- 17. Contemporary • Ewen Henderson • British • Height 62 cm
- 18. Contemporary • Jennifer Lee • British • Height 23 cm
- 19. Contemporary Jennifer Lee
- 20. Contemporary • Imogen Taylor • British • Height 25 cm
- 21. Contemporary • Magdalene Odundo • Kenyan, British
- 22. Contemporary Magdalene Odundo
- 23. Contemporary Magdalene Odundo
- 24. Contemporary • Gabrielle Koch • British • Flattened coils
- 25. Contemporary Gabrielle Koch
- 26. Contemporary • David Roberts • British
- 27. Contemporary David Roberts
- 30. Contemporary • Elizabeth Fritsch • British
- 32. Contemporary
- 33. Contemporary • Ruth Duckworth • German, British, Amer ican • Influenced many British studio potters, post-Leach • Height 23 cm
- 35. Contemporary • Gordon Baldwin • British • “Painting in the Form of a Bowl” series • Diameter 31 cm
- 36. Contemporary • Richard Garriott- Stejskal • “Coil building has a rhythm that I like… It is the doing that seems to stimulate ideas…” • “Listening to Memory’s Voice” • Height 55 cm
- 37. Contemporary • Rudy Autio • American • Few wide slabs coiled together • Height 94 cm
- 38. Contemporary • Juan Quesada • Mexico • Natural pigments, bonfired • Olla • Height 23 cm
- 39. Contemporary • Nancy Youngblood- Lugo • American • Traditional technique • Bonfired with horse manure • “Melon Bowl” • Height 16 cm
- 40. Contemporary • Grayson Perry • British • Coiled vessels in traditionally thrown shapes • “Saint, Satin, Satan” • Height 45 cm
- 41. Contemporary • Grayson Perry • “Look Mum, I’m a Jet Pilot” • Height 56 cm • Background text “I LOVE YOU FUCK OFF”
- 42. Contemporary • Grayson Perry • “Golden Ghosts” • Height 65 cm
- 43. Contemporary • John Ward • British • Wide, flattened coils
- 44. Contemporary John Ward
- 45. Contemporary • Leza McVey • American
- 46. Contemporary Leza McVey
- 47. Contemporary • Judy Trim • British
- 48. Contemporary Judy Trim
- 49. Contemporary Judy Trim
- 50. Contemporary • Jane Perryman • British • Sawdust smoked • Height 30 cm • Peterson text
- 51. Contemporary • Alev Ebuzziya Siesbye
- 52. Contemporary Irene Vonck
- 53. Contemporary • Siddig El Nigoumi
- 54. The End