Loving heirlooms in clay.
Liz james ceramics.
Fiber found objects and re purposed pieces.
One of the best professors i ve had i wasn t into clay before i took her intro class but now it s my focus and i m not unique in that.
Explore the portfolio to enjoy examples of my whole body.
She concluded her graduate degree with a teaching residency at glasgow school of art glasgow scotland.
Liz is a very demanding professor and expects a lot of her students.
While it can easily break when dropped clay can also tolerate incredible heat carry weight many more times its own and can survive thousands of years leaving us with the beautiful gift of human history.
She received her bfa from boise state university and mfa from kansas state university studying under the direction of yoshiro ikeda.
You found me and my art.
Starting with a piece of wire we design and create jewelry to be worn everyday everywhere you go.
You re invited to poke around.
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She received her bfa from boise state university and mfa from kansas state university studying under the direction of yoshiro ikeda.
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Liz s interests include functional and non.
However she s very passionate about ceramics and will really move heaven and earth to help you succeed if you show her you re serious.
Elizabeth james assistant professor and ceramic studio area head brings a westerner s perspective to minnesota.
I like to incorporate other materials and mediums and often use charcoal pastel wax and sand with watercolour and acrylic to enhance my paintings.
She concluded her graduate degree with a teaching residency at glasgow.
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Other ceramicists involved in creating the show include dorian beaulieu bob husby and richard gruchalla.
I enjoy the duality of fragility and strength in the medium of clay.
I work in a fluid expressive style to portray the atmosphere of a place and time rather than topographical detail.
Liz james and jim klueg are two umd professors who helped curate of the current ceramics exhibit up at the umd tweed museum.
Elizabeth james assistant professor and ceramic studio area head brings a westerner s perspective to minnesota.
