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Artwork for Colour and Ceramics

Colour and Ceramics

Bob Acton
Ceramics
Color Theory
Color Psychology
Sculpture
Surface Design
Figurative Art
Colour Psychology
Creativity
Pottery Techniques
Art Business
Studio Practices
Color
Artistic Techniques
Experimentation In Art
Sculptural Surface Decoration
Design Elements
Artistic Creativity
Gold Leaf and Surface Techniques
Public Statues
Monuments

Colour affects peoples’ emotional reactions and mood. In ceramics, the artist uses colour to imbue something other than that communicated from the form itself. This podcast explores the entire spectrum of colour, the psychology of colour, and how to use colour to communicate in ceramics.

Bob will not only interview top ceramic artists from around the world but also artists using other mediums who ... more

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I’m excited to welcome Miae Kim—a London-based ceramic artist originally from South Korea. After a career in animation and VFX in L.A., she fell in love with clay at Glendale College and never looked back. Miae is known for two threads: sculptural pi... more

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Today we’re stepping into the strange, beautiful world of Canadian sculptor David Altmejd. Born in Montreal in 1974 and now based in Los Angeles, David is obsessed with what makes a person a person—the body, yes, but also the mind, imagination, and w... more

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We’ve got an exciting show today talking with the wonderful Carol Long — a ceramic artist whose work blooms with the influence of plant and animal life. Infused with joy, whimsy, and a deep connection to nature, Carol’s intricate, organic forms refle... more

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Today on the podcast, Bob Acton @bobacton is joined by Brooklyn-based ceramic artist Kyle Scott Lee @ceramicmeltdown. Known for his bold use of color, expressive brushwork, and inventive surface treatments, Kyle’s work bridges tradition and innovatio... more

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Recent Guests

Miae Kim
Ceramic artist influenced by Korean motifs and animation background
Independent Artist
Episode: Miae Kim: Korean born, London-based ceramic artist
Kyle Scott Lee
Brooklyn-based ceramic artist known for bold use of color and inventive surface treatments
Episode: Kyle Scott Lee: A New York Colour Magician
Carmen D'Apollonio
Sculptor who explores abstraction to figuration in her ceramic practice.
Episode: Carmen D'Apollonio: Sculptor, lamp maker, and designer.
CJ Jilek
Ceramic artist known for her vibrant works inspired by nature and human sexuality.
Artist
Episode: CJ Jilek: Ceramic colourist extraordinaire.
Emily Stubbs
Contemporary British ceramicist based in York, founder of Picka Studio
Picka Studio
Episode: Emily Stubbs: A Contemporary Ceramicist from York in the UK
Karen Adams
Sculptor and painter based in Roswell, Georgia
Lush Brush Studios
Episode: Karen Adams: Sculptor and painter
Jack Durling
Ceramic artist specializing in animal sculptures
Rosehill Workshops
Episode: Jack Durling: Ceramic animal sculptor and conservationalist.
Susan Halls
A renowned potter and sculptor based in the UK, known for her animal sculptures and teaching roles.
University of York
Episode: Susan Halls: An Exceptional Potter, Sculptor and Teacher in the UK.
Sara Moorhouse
Ceramic artist known for her work on colour and spatial perception.
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Episode: Ceramic Colour Magic: Insights from Sara Moorhouse

Host

Bob Acton
Host of the Colour and Ceramics Podcast, focusing on color psychology and its applications in ceramics and other art forms.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 14 ratings
  • A brilliant podcast

    Dear Bob. I found your podcast a few days again, and have already listened to several episodes. Thank you so much for this gift to the ceramics community. I am really enjoying listening to the ceramicists, how they use colour, and lots of other interesting and helpful information. You are an excellent interviewer, and draw out so many nuggets of gold!! Thank you, and to the ceramicists who have joined you in these conversations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Carolann Samuels
    United Kingdom8 months ago
  • Connection through colour

    Interesting and heartfelt conversations on colour, creativity and life. For anyone working as an artist.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Terra Alba
    Swedena year ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the in-depth conversations about the emotional aspects of color in art.
The show's unique focus on color in ceramics distinguishes it from other art-related podcasts, drawing in a niche audience.
Many find the interviews with artists to be inspiring and informative, providing valuable insights into both technique and personal experience.

Chart Rankings

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#239
Canada/Arts/Visual Arts
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#196
Australia/Arts/Visual Arts
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#47
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#97
Finland/Arts/Visual Arts
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#118
Mexico/Arts/Visual Arts
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#135
Switzerland/Arts/Visual Arts

Talking Points

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Miae Kim: Korean born, London-based ceramic artist
Q: What advice would you have for an up and coming ceramic artist?
Miae advised being patient, focusing on one direction for a while, and utilizing social media like Instagram to promote work and connect with galleries.
Miae Kim: Korean born, London-based ceramic artist
Q: Can you describe for us a challenge that you had as an artist?
Miae discussed the challenge of maintaining two distinct styles in her work and the struggle of galleries expecting artists to have only one style.
Miae Kim: Korean born, London-based ceramic artist
Q: Could you tell people a bit about your journey?
Miae shared her journey from wanting to be a comic book artist to studying animation and later discovering her passion for ceramics in her 40s after working in the animation industry.
Carmen D'Apollonio: Sculptor, lamp maker, and designer.
Q: Could you tell people or describe for people the kind of work you're doing?
Carmen explains how her pieces began as simple lamps and evolved to become more organic and human-like, combining lighting with form in an integrated manner.
CJ Jilek: Ceramic colourist extraordinaire.
Q: Can you talk a little bit about that integration for you, of how you thought about that and how you worked through that?
CJ discusses how she integrates nature and beauty into her work, trying to use botanical forms to express ideas around beauty and desire without being too shocking.

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Content centers around the exploration of color in ceramics and its broader implications in art. Engaging conversations with ceramic artists and other creative individuals emphasize the psychological effects of color and its ability to convey emotion and narrative. The discussions often highlight unique techniques, artistic journeys, and the intersection of form and color, offering listeners insights into both practical applications and artistic philosophies. This structure not only caters to those interested in ceramics but also appeals to a wider audience of artists and creatives who engage with color in their work.

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Recent guests on Colour and Ceramics include:

1. Miae Kim
2. Kyle Scott Lee
3. Carmen D'Apollonio
4. CJ Jilek
5. Emily Stubbs
6. Karen Adams
7. Jack Durling
8. Susan Halls

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