Very nice, Zyg. Thanks for sharing it. I interviewed "the Mama of Dada" in, I think, 1993, when she was 100. Still very lively and opinionated and still thinking that kissing was one of the highest uses of a human being. What a character.
Thanks! I watched this yesterday, then headed over to the New Crocker Art Museum. They have a Beatrice Wood piece that's VERY SIMILAR! So fun to watch her create it. Interesting to hear her talk about how she concocted her lustre glazes.
Wow! Thanks for sharing this-it's beautiful!
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Thanks for showing this video, I'm adding it to my blog also. What a potter!
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Alchemy of Clay
brilliant! a meditation, thank you FG.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Zyg. Thanks for sharing it. I interviewed "the Mama of Dada" in, I think, 1993, when she was 100. Still very lively and opinionated and still thinking that kissing was one of the highest uses of a human being. What a character.
ReplyDeleteI have this movie...woohoo not quite sure how to get it off video though :P
ReplyDeleteI want to be this woman when I get old.
ReplyDeleteHollis, hearing that she considered that kissing was one of the highest uses of a human being just enamors me all the more.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I watched this yesterday, then headed over to the New Crocker Art Museum. They have a Beatrice Wood piece that's VERY SIMILAR!
ReplyDeleteSo fun to watch her create it. Interesting to hear her talk about how she concocted her lustre glazes.
What an amazing woman!
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