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Bell shaped terracotta ceramic, 2 broken pieces poking out of top, grey cover, MATERIALITY: THE MILLER CERAMIC ART COLLECTION in white font to upper right.
Bell shaped terracotta ceramic, 2 broken pieces poking out of top, grey cover, MATERIALITY: THE MILLER CERAMIC ART COLLECTION in white font to upper right.
Bell shaped terracotta ceramic, 2 broken pieces poking out of top, grey cover, MATERIALITY: THE MILLER CERAMIC ART COLLECTION in white font to upper right.
Bell shaped terracotta ceramic, 2 broken pieces poking out of top, grey cover, MATERIALITY: THE MILLER CERAMIC ART COLLECTION in white font to upper right.
Bell shaped terracotta ceramic, 2 broken pieces poking out of top, grey cover, MATERIALITY: THE MILLER CERAMIC ART COLLECTION in white font to upper right.
Bell shaped terracotta ceramic, 2 broken pieces poking out of top, grey cover, MATERIALITY: THE MILLER CERAMIC ART COLLECTION in white font to upper right.
Bell shaped terracotta ceramic, 2 broken pieces poking out of top, grey cover, MATERIALITY: THE MILLER CERAMIC ART COLLECTION in white font to upper right.
Bell shaped terracotta ceramic, 2 broken pieces poking out of top, grey cover, MATERIALITY: THE MILLER CERAMIC ART COLLECTION in white font to upper right.

Materiality: The Miller Ceramic Art Collection

Edited by Wayne Higby

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  • One of the world's most recognised collections of studio ceramics
  • Edited by renowned artist and Professor Wayne HIgby
  • A link between industrial and artistic use of ceramics
Full Description

The Miller Ceramic Art Collection features masterpieces highlighting the artistic ideals of numerous luminaries of mid-twentieth century to early twenty-first century American ceramic art. In addition, the collection includes important examples of European and Japanese ceramic artworks of the same period. Marlin Miller’s profound understanding of materials began with ceramic engineering. His interest in brick and its role in architecture informs a keen eye for surface texture, dimension and materiality.

The publication is a comprehensive presentation of one of the world’s most distinguished private collections of contemporary studio ceramics, and an observation on the correlation between ceramics and architecture. With contributions by Meghen Jones, Sequoia Miller, Michael McKinnell and Wayne Higby.

About the Author

Wayne Higby is a Professor of Ceramic Art and the Director and Chief Curator of the Alfred Ceramic Art Museum at Alfred University, Alfred, NY (US). Higby is a published authority on ceramic art, acknowledged for his articulate lectures, essays and critical evaluations. His ceramic art works are held in the permanent collections of numerous art museums around the world. Higby's architectural master works EarthCloud and SkyWell Falls were both commissioned by Marlin Miller for theaters he built with architect Michael McKinnell. Higby's retrospective book Infinite Place: The Ceramic Art of Wayne Higby was published by Arnoldsche in 2013.

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Specifications
Publisher
Arnoldsche Art Publishers
ISBN
9783897905047
Published
21st Oct 2019
Binding
Hardback
Territory
UK, US, Eastern Europe, France, Benelux, Japan, South Korea, Africa, South America & Ireland exclusive. South Africa, N&M East, China non-exclusive
Size
305 mm x 240 mm
Pages
224 Pages
Illustrations
243 color
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