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Choose one of the following artist, research their work, and prepare a short presentation (using Google slides, PowerPoint or any other presentation software).   
You will  deliver the presentation online during class time.  Mr. Zimmer will provide detailed instructions on how to use Zoom to deliver the presentation.  Click here to view Mr. Zimmer's YouTube video about how to create a slide presentation using Google Slides. 
Please incorporate: 
  - 6-10 images that best illustrate the artist's work
	
 - 8-12 slides    
	
 - Significant names, dates and vocabulary
	
  
 - Significant information associated with each image
    (size, building method, firing technique)
	
  
 - Be sure to identify central themes (i.e. ideas) and concepts
    illustrated by the work
 
 
Artists:  
  
 
  - 
	Tony Hepburn  - ceramic sculptor
 
  - 
	Wayne Higby  - artist and head of ceramics department a Alfred
    University --
	
	Higby images
 
  - 
	Peter Voulkos  - artist: created large sculptural vessels and pushed the traditional 
	limitations of ceramics
 
  - 
	Rudy Autio   - ceramic sculptor
 
  - 
	Viola Frey  - ceramic sculptor
 
  - 
	Robert Turner  - vessel maker from Alfred, NY
 
  - 
	Maria Martinez  - historical: extraordinary American Indian artist that produced black
    pottery  
 
  - 
	Ron Nagle - ceramic sculptor
 
	- 
	Richard Devore -
	vessel maker --
	
	Devore images
 
  - 
	Robert Arneson  - figurative ceramic sculpture
 
  - 
	Adrian Saxe -  
	highly refined and elegant work (porcelain, raku, stoneware and other 
	materials integrated together)
 
  - 
	Ken Ferguson -
    teacher and utilitarian vessel maker
 
  - 
	Paul Soldner  - ceramic sculptor
 
  - 
	Betty Woodman  - ceramic sculptor
 
  - 
	John Glick - contemporary artist and full-time potter - lives in Detroit,
    Michigan
 
  - 
	Andrea Gill  - vessel maker from Alfred, NY
 
	- Jeff 
	Oestreich - contemporary
    artist - lives in St. Paul, Minnesota  
 
  - 
	Val Cushing  - utilitarian ceramic vessels, most intended for everyday 
	use
 
  - 
	Shoji Hamada -
    historical: Japanese master potter 
 
  - 
	Chris
    Gustin - contemporary
    artist -- makes large thrown and altered forms
 
  - 
  Chris Staley - 
	
  contemporary artist -- makes large vessels (some have utilitarian function)
 
	- 
	
	Stephen De Staebler --  
  makes large ceramic sculpture inspired by the human 
	figure and condition
 
	- 	  Ann Currier -- makes large modern handbuilt sculptures and is a professor emerita from Alfred University, NY	
 
	- 
	
	Nick Joerling - contemporary artist - Penland, North 
	Carolina and makes utilitarian ceramic vessels, his works possess an 
	animated quality and derive influence from the human figure.  Highly recommended artist, 
	one of Zimmer's personal favorites!
 
 
You are welcome to pick an artist of your own choice, BUT be sure to 
check the name with Mr. Zimmer BEFORE starting to put the presentation together.  
Simply find work that you are intrigued by 
and then use Google to research artist's background and locate additional images. 
Get started today! 
 
			
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