by Bea Garth, copyright 1988, 2009
This was my first ceramic sculpture that was successful when I used the electric kiln. It was here I devised a method of covering my sculpture with a dark engobe or slip and then carved the picture out of it much like one would do with scratchboard (in ceramics [...]
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Afternoon Tea
Posted in ceramic sculpture by Bea Garth, tagged ceramic sculpture by Bea Garth on October 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Music
Posted in ceramic sculpture by Bea Garth, tagged Bea Garth Sculpture, ceramic sculpture, ceramic sculpture by Bea Garth, narrative sculpture, sculpture, slab built ceramic sculpture on June 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
by Bea Garth
ceramic sculpture, copyright 2006
I (unconsciously) created this narrative, ceramic sculpture in celebration of the art and poetry and music events at the Overpass Gallery as well as what I wanted to further create for Thursday Gig.
Herman
Posted in ceramic sculpture by Bea Garth on June 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
by Bea Garthcopyright 2008work still in progressNote: click on picture to see an expanded version
This piece is inspired by my great grandfather Herman Sund.
Fallen Angel
Posted in ceramic sculpture by Bea Garth on May 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Note: double click on pictures to see a larger image.by Bea Garth, copyright 2008scraffito-carved ceramic sculpture in progress, 2 views
This piece seems to reflect “A Fallen Angel”– i.e., how one reacts to losing a relationship as well as reviewing some of one’s memories of it.
Eos Re-emerging
Posted in ceramic sculpture by Bea Garth on May 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Note: double click to enlarge the pictureby Bea Garth,copyright 2008ceramic sculpture using carved engobe and colored terra sigillattas
Note: Eos refers to the Goddess of the Dawn. I created this piece years ago in the early nineties beginning on the Fourth of July. It refers to sensitive people and women in particular taking back their power.