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His materials are united by the facts that all involve the use of fire. He so thoroughly integrates them, it's often difficult to identify which is which.

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His early influences came from the North Carolina folk pottery tradition and the community surrounding Penland School of Crafts.

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There are a lot of things interesting about his work. His work was one of my favorites in the presentation. Its very interesting how realistic and pretty he makes the flower. I thought it was interesting in the last picture how he made stuff come out of the flower, I don't know what it is, but I love it. He puts a lot of character into his artwork,

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His art really stood out to me. I thought it was beautiful the way he made his artwork. I love the fact that it is floral and how realistic it is.

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-he lived in the western North Carolina mountains since 1974.
- He has been making pots for more than twenty years
- In 1993, the Year of Craft, Michael was selected for the White House collection, which traveled to venues around the United States.
-In 2003, Michael was honored as Artist of the Year by the Mint Museum of Craft + Design, in Charlotte, North Carolina.
-Michael’s work is in several public collections

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She was well know for her monumental, brightly colored ceramic sculptures, which explored issues of gender, cultural iconography, and art history.

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her vast collection of tachotckes inspired a body of ceramic work

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What makes her work interesting is how big she creates her sculptures. She also puts a lot of character into her sculptures.

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I liked her artwork because I think is it cool how big and coloful it is, so it stood out to me.

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- she is a professor emerita at California College of the Arts
- she was born on August 15, 1933 in Lodi, CA
- she is known for large-scale clay figure sculptures
-she has written 4 books
-she was also a painter

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She understands both the power of an image to communicate of an object like a ceramic pot to convery information about culture.

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Odundo has drawn her inspiration from the British studio pottery by Hans Coper and Lucy Rie.

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To me, her work in interesting because it is different. It is very creative of her to make every vessel different but represneting the same thing (human body).

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I found her work interesting because I thought it was very different. I have never seen or heard of someone that created vessels representing the human body.

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- born in Nairobi in 1950
-Many of the vessels she creates are of the human form, often following the curves of the spine, stomach, or hair.
-After a while in England she discovered pottery and in 1974-1975
-she visited Nigeria and Kenya to study traditional hand-built pottery techniques.
-She is a Professor of Ceramics at the University for the Creative Arts in Farnham, England