NCECA 2014: Jo Lauria, Joan Takayama-Ogawa
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This document summarizes three waves of innovation in ceramics at Otis Art Institute. The first wave involved Peter Voulkos in the 1950s who taught innovative ceramic techniques to students who went on to influence the LA art scene. The second wave was led by Ralph Bacerra from 1983-1996 who taught large-scale ceramic works. The current third wave combines traditional ceramic techniques with cutting-edge 3D modeling and 3D printing, exemplified by the works of students who explore both functional and sculptural forms.
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NCECA 2014: Jo Lauria, Joan Takayama-Ogawa
- 1. OTIS: 3 WAVES OF INNOVATION CO-PRESENTATION BY JO LAURIA & JOAN TAKAYAMA-OGAWA
- 2. WAVE 1: PETER VOULKOS AT OTIS, 1954 - 1958
- 3. Works by PeterVoulkos, 1955-56 The Otis Students Of PeterVoulkos Paul Soldner John Blough Joel Edwards Malcolm McClain John Mason Kenneth Price Janice Roosevelt Stan Bitters Marion Moule Jerry Rothman BillyAl Bengston HenryTakemoto Michael Frimkiss Larry Shep Karen Neubert Sue Dakin Robert Glover Kazuye Suyematsu Carol Radcliffe
- 4. Mac McClain, on left, was in Voulkos’ class at Otis at the same time as Paul Soldner
- 5. Voulkos taught ceramics at Otis Art Institute from 1954 to December 1958
- 6. Voulkos at Glendale Studio 1957
- 10. Voulkos in the garden of the Pasadena Art Museum during his one-person exhibition, 1958
- 11. Voulkos’ MoMA New York sculpture installation
- 12. Paul Soldner Pedestal Piece, 1990 Raku clay Paul Soldner was one of PeterVoulkos’ first students at Otis, 1954 – 1956. He later became head of ceramics at Scripps College and Claremont Graduate University, 1956-1991
- 13. John Mason with Voulkos photographing work outside Los Angeles Studio, 1958-59 Mason studied with Voulkos at Otis in 1955, and they shared a studio together from 1958- 1960
- 14. Mason installation, Ferus Gallery patio, 1957
- 17. Blue Wall by John Mason FERUS Gallery, 1959
- 18. Mason one-person exhibition, Pasadena Art Museum, 1960
- 21. Ken Price studied with Voulkos at Otis from 1957-1958
- 22. First Solo Exhibition, FERUS Gallery, 1960
- 23. Ken Price, “New American Sculpture” Pasadena Art Museum, 1964
- 25. Billy Al Bengston studied at Otis with Voulkos from 1955- 1956, and at Chouninard in 1961.
- 26. Jerry Rothman was a student at Otis underVoulkos (1957-1958) and under HelenWatson (1960-1961). He later became the ceramics professor at Cal State Fullerton, serving in that position from 1970-1997.
- 29. After Voulkos, Helen Watson taught ceramics at Otis from 1959-1982
- 30. WAVE 2: RALPH BACERRA AT OTIS, 1983 - 1996
- 31. Ralph Bacerra studied ceramics with Vivika Heino at Chouinard from 1957-1961 and then became head of the ceramics department from 1963-1972 BACKGROUND
- 32. Ralph Bacerra discussing a pot in the Chouinard ceramics lab with student Lin Werner, c. 1970
- 33. Ralph Bacerra, Peter Shire, and Adrian Saxe, c. 2000
- 34. Adrian Saxe holding one of his limited edition teapots made at Manufacture Nationale de Sévres, 2006; and-to the right-a sculptural vessel from the same period.
- 35. Peter Shire in his studio in the 1980s, and a pair of his iconic stacking sculptures from 2000.
- 36. Ralph and student Robert Miller working on gigantic pots at Otis ceramics lab, 1989
- 37. Ralph Bacerra with one of his large hand-built hybrid animal sculptures “Untitled”, c. 2000
- 41. Sculptural Lidded Vessels, multi-fired with lusters, c. 2002
- 50. Leslie Rosdol Tetsuji Aono
- 51. OTIS NOW
- 52. OTIS: INNOVATION WAVE 3 Cutting Edge Technology + Traditional Techniques Joan Takayama-Ogawa, Ceramic Coordinator
- 53. Windgate Fellow, 2013 Christopher Basil Fong
- 56. Wood and Paper Clay Christopher Basil Fong, Windgate Fellow 2013
- 58. 3-D Printed Harene Kim, OTIS Windgate Nominee 2014
- 61. Booty Cups: Humorous Response to the Objectification of Women Rhino Software, 3-D Printed, Plaster Mold, Slip Cast, Under Glaze/Glaze, Airbrushed Harene Kim, Windgate Nominee, 2014
- 62. Cremation Urns Rhino Software, 3-D Printed, Plaster Mold, Slip Casted, Glazed, Luster Alex Hubbell, 2009, Product Design Valedictorian, MFA, Royal College of London Maxine Wong, 2009, Product Design Executive Tajima Creative “In Memory of Joe Koons” Laguna Clay, Joan Takayama-Ogawa
- 63. 3-D Printed, Plaster Mold, Slip Cast, Cone 04 Glaze Melanie Abrantes OTIS, Product Design, 2012 Joseph Chang OTIS, Product Design 2014
- 64. OTIS Product Design 2012 Lydia Hwang Dan Nakamura
- 65. Alison Tsztoo Gainey Ceramics, OTIS, Product Design, 2013
- 66. THEY LEARN SCULPTURE TOO! Life Size Lion Head Paper Clay, Glaze, Paint Esmeralda Gonzales, Windgate Nominee, 2014
- 67. One Part Paper Clay, Mixed Media, Glaze and Paint Esmeralda Gonzales, Windgate Nominee, 2014 OTIS Fine Arts
- 68. Esmeralda Gonzales Windgate Nominee, 2014 OTIS, Fine Arts
- 69. OTIS= Material Driven Artists/Designers Blair Dalby/ Rhonda Purdon FINE ARTS
- 70. They Get JOBS!!! Suzanne Kim, OTIS, Product Design, 2012