Clay

Clay Wydawca: Omnidawn Opis produktu Poetry that finds meaning and connection in the process of creating pottery from clay. The poems in Clay look to the process of forming clay on a potter's wheel to examine our sense of touch and texture, emptiness, fragility, and the nature of time. Martha Ronk moves through the steps of creating a pot that must be formed, dried, bisque-fired, glazed, and fired again. This practice is paralleled in Ronk's process-oriented language that addresses how we read texture and color, the ways history and landscapes appear in glazes, Mimbres bowls that covered the faces of the dead, and Giorgio Morandi's still life paintings of ceramic forms. For Ronk, pottery raises questions about the value of repetition, inevitable failure, and how we may become one with matter. As the potter's hands ache and age, the bowl seems to age as it slumps or breaks. Clay includes observations from other potters and writers as well as small photographs of pots. Specyfikacja SKU: ODAW065013177 EAN: 9781632431677 Waga: 159 g Author: Ronk, Martha Binding: Paperback Pages: 92 Publication Year: 2025 BISAC Category 1: POE024000 BISAC Category 2: POE005010 BISAC Category 3: POE023010