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Ceramics | Jun 12, 2007
Artist: Kathy Butterly
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"Grabber"
Posted by sabine7
Ceramics | Jun 12, 2007
Kathy Butterly’s ceramics are odd little objects of porcelain and earthenware that start out in all their symmetry only to be poked and prodded by the artist until imperfections by way of lumps or divots form the very character of the piece. There is something almost human about these pieces, anatomical, what with their organ-like appendages and orifices and glimpses of their interiors. Butterly completes each piece by using a variety of glazes and techniques that result in a very formal finish to extremely contemporary little sculptures.
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Ceramics | Jun 12, 2007
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