Artist Information:
Carl Gray Witkop
Ladonia, TX
United States
Member Since: Aug 2001
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Artist Statement:
Beauty created by natural
forces is sublime, sometimes
so intense, sometimes hidden.
I allow fire to finish my pots
to include natural beauty in
my creations.
I handbuild pots
by the coil method then
burnish them with a smooth
stone. There is no glaze.
Other than some color in the
clay slips, all the color
results from the firing. I
remove the pots red hot from
the kiln, then finish the
firing in a pit. The hot pots
contact various fuels such as
sawdust, hair, flowers, or
weeds, which leave smoke
stains and areas which are
reduced or oxidized.
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Artist Exhibitions:
The new Bonham (Texas)
Creative Arts Center is
openining April 27, 2002.
There will be a reception
10:00 am til 2:00 pm. Artists
residing in and near Fannin
County, Texas, USA, will
exhibit and demonstrate their
work. Other event are
scheduled.
Several pieces will be on
display through ...
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Artist Galleries:
Elizabeth Doyle Gallery
119 Bay Drive
Kapalua, Maui, HI 96761
808 665 0916
flacount@mauigateway.com
http://www.mauiartglass.com,
Clay and Fiber Gallery (at Lo
Fino)
201 Paseo del Pueblo Sur
Taos, NM 87571
505 758 8093
claynfiber@newmex.com,
James Ratliff Gallery
431 Hwy 179 (Hozho Center)
Sedona, ...
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Commissions:
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Carl Gray Witkop's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Carl Gray Witkop's Portfolio. Browse Carl Gray Witkop's body of work: Beauty created by natural forces is sublime, sometimes so intense, sometimes hidden. I allow fire to finish my pots to include natural beauty in my creations.
I handbuild pots by the coil method then burnish them with a smooth stone. There is no glaze. Other than some color in the clay slips, all the color results from the firing. I remove the pots red hot from the kiln, then finish the firing in a pit. The hot pots contact various fuels such as sawdust, hair, flowers, or weeds, which leave smoke stains and areas which are reduced or oxidized.
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