Sculptural Pottery
It is difficult to write about sculpture as a unit, as each piece has a particular meaning. I did make a series of pieces, some are shown on the web pages, relating to "men's issues". I did these pieces as a reaction to all of the artwork I have seen and all of the material I have read relating to "women's issues". I was not trying to make it a one or the other exclusion so much as an inclusive for men too, that is a "all of us have issues statement". In the final analysis when it comes to art, and pottery too, it is about how it effects you. How does that piece of sculpture make you feel? It doesn't have to make you feel good, but it should make you feel something profound, but perhaps not given to words. And the more you know about art, sculpture, pottery, history, process, the artist, the more you can get from a piece.
 
 
 

"The Singing Man"

18" tall
Terra-cotta w/ Flame Fire Acrylics
1998

"Blue Devil of Manhattan"

Terra-cotta w/ Flame Fire Acrylics
1997

Winner Gold Award
San Diego Museum of Art

"Pre-Columbian Man with Mirror"

This piece, and two others, was inspired by an exhibiton of pre-Columbian art at the Mingei Internation in 1999.
 
 
 
"A Walk in the City"

Terra-cotta w/ Flame Fired Acrylics, Clay with Wood, about 4' 6" tall
"Hot Head"

Terra-cotta w/ Flame Fired Acrylics


Terra-cotta w/ Flame Fired Acrylics
 
 
 



Terra-cotta w/ Flame Fired Acrylics



Terra-cotta w/ Flame Fired Acrylics
"my Picket Fence is White"

Terra-cotta w/ Flame Fired Acrylics
 
 
 


Terra-cotta w/ Flame Fired Acrylics
'Waiting for Jon"

Terra-cotta w/ Flame Fired Acrylics


Terra-cotta w/ Flame Fired Acrylics