NCECA 2014: Julia Galloway & Kathy King
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Welcome to NCECA 2014 K-12 Presentation: Ideas and Techniques for the Classroom: Conversation & Narrative, and Looking Back to Look Forward (otherwise known as ”I Ceramics”)
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Co-Lecture: Ideas and Techniques for the Classroom: Conversation & Narrative, and Looking Back to Look Forward In a two part workshop, King and Galloway will give presentations, demonstrations and a hands on projects that focuses on promoting conversation, visual narrative and idea development within the classroom. For this second workshop King and Galloway will lead the participants in a hands on using the demonstrated techniques developed for the classroom. Tiles, slips and underglazes and modest tools will be provided.
Transcript of NCECA 2014: Julia Galloway & Kathy King
Welcome to NCECA 2014 K-12 Presentation:
Ideas and Techniques for the Classroom: Conversation & Narrative, and Looking
Back to Look Forward
(otherwise known as ”I Ceramics”)
Presentation with Kathy King and Julia Galloway
1st: Looking at historical pottery for ideas supported making processes, relationship of surface to form and cultural context. Discussing the visual vocabulary
of historical pots through a 21st century eye.
2nd: Creating ones own personal visual vocabulary to express ideas and narratives. Using imagery to investigate relationships between people and examining the intersection of dichotomies.
Looking at historical pottery through the following constructs:
Relationship of surface decoration to form
Relationship of surface / form to function (utility)
Relationship between materials / process of making to ideas
Relationship between the pottery and cultural reflections
Thinking about narrative
I the Heart
From the notebook doodle to the gallery wall –moving beyond the cliché.
By Kathy King
NCECA 2014
What’s Inside That Head of Yours? Kathy King, 1995
Visually Expresses Personal Narrative- my own stories- the way I see the world around me- how I interpret the past
Investigation of Relationships- between people- between people and objects
Examination of Intersecting Dichotomies- masculine/feminine- gender and sexuality
How does creating a visual vocabulary assist me in expressing my ideas?
Love Me? Kathy King 2010 Carved, Mid-range Porcelain
The Anatomical Heart
Medical illustration, 1800’s
The “Classic” Heart
Everywhere, Now
German Scent Bottle
18th Century
Silver Gilt
Mapping of the Heart
“The Open Country of Woman’s Heart”
Tapestry
Renaissance
Uncut Sheet of Playing Cards
Lyon, France1490-1500
Wood cut on laid paper with stencil coloring
Cupid Figurine
Chelsea PotteryChelsea, England1758-1770
Porcelain and painted enamel
The Sacred Heart
La Madone au Coeur Blesse
Pierre et Gilles1991
Hand painted photograph
The Two Fridas
Frida Kahlo
1939Oil on canvas
“Virtuous Woman” Dish
Deruta, Italy1470-1490
Tin-glazed earthenware
Charger Deruta, Italy, 1480-1500, Tin-glazed earthenware
Max Factor’s“Beauty Micrometer”
1930-1939
“Before and After” - Gil Elvgren Valentine Pin-Up 1950’s
Evel Knievel
Comic Book1970’s
Sexual Labels, Kathy King, 2008 Mid-range porcelain, glaze, china paint
Sexual Labels, Kathy King, 2008 Mid-range porcelain, glaze, china paint
Molded DishGubbio, Italy1525
Tin-glazed earthenware
Heart Shape VaseWilliam Duesbury & Co. 1756-1700
Soft paste porcelain, painted with enamels and gilt
Apothecary JarPorcelain with overglaze enamels1730-1740
Origin: Jingdezhen, China
Used: Religious Nursing Facility,Italy or Spain
Dutch Delft Style Tulipiere
19th/20th Century
“Tulipmania” – mid-1600’s
L: Dutch Tulipiere, 1690’s R: Speak to Me Installation Detail, Kathy King 2012
OK! Lets get busy…Today we will demonstrate processes of putting different surface on clay.
Tonight please think about the processes and ideas brought up today, tomorrow you will get your own tile to decorate.
See you tomorrow and Thank You!
Email: [email protected] [email protected]: www.kathykingart.com www.juliagalloway.com
