Thursday, September 6, 2012
A Wildenhain Pot
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I wanted to post another photograph from the exhibit. There were two venues for the single exhibit, and yesterday's post was my favorite sculpture in the first gallery. This is perhaps my favorite from the second gallery. I love the "ears" on it - they seem to have no purpose, but they make the pot so much more interesting. I also love that there are no fancy glazes on it - I think it is just fired clay. Doesn't this have a wonderful shape?
It may be work, it may be play, it may be near, it may be away. So here is the challenge - to shoot and post one photograph a day on this site. These photographs are a kind of diary of things I find interesting. I am also thinking that there will be days when I am unable to shoot, so on those infrequent occasions, I will post a photograph done on another day, but one that still feels important to me. - Ken Spencer
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2 comments:
The great thing about art is that it affects everyone differently.
The photographer sees ears. I look at this piece (based on the picture because I haven't seen it in person)and I see an angel with wings, a halo on top of her head, a round belly (my angle must love to eat!) and a long gown that covers thin but sturdy legs. It's an angel in primitive form, but still, an angel. I love angels.
You are absolutely right about how people respond to photographs differently. The minute you mention an angel, I can see it! Thanks!
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