An Interview with Norm Schulman - Studio Potter
In 1976 Norm was working with salt-glazed porcelain, painting the surfaces of his pots with color and enthusiasm. When I think back on this experience I realize that Norm's painterly approach was for me an introduction to the possibility of using such a method. For the last twenty-seven years I have followed up on that possibility.
Norm Schulman - Wikipedia
Schulman is an important and well-respected ceramic artist, teacher and mentor. His influence spans several generations of potters in both North Carolina and around the world. His work and his willingness to mentor young ceramic students is the reason he is viewed as a highly regarded artist to both his peers and former students.
Norman Schulman - The Marks Project
Biography. Norman Schulman’s work in series occupied him for many years which allowed him to explore an idea repeatedly over a long period of time. Between 1956 and 1976 he focused on stoneware serving vessels and tall figurative vessels. It was at this time that he focused on double walled vessels inspired by Islamic ceramics.
Remembering Norm Schulman - Studio Potter
It is beautiful and powerful, with deep roots, and what better way to remember Norm Schulman than through the thoughts and stories of ceramic artists and friends whose paths intersected with his? Norm’s influence was wide.
Norman Schulman - American Craft Council
Schulman created both functional and sculptural ceramic works throughout his career, often incorporating colorful and graphic surface designs. His work has been exhibited widely and is represented in museum collections, including the Museum of Arts and Design in New York and the Mint Museum in North Carolina.
Norman Schulman Sold at Auction Prices - Invaluable.com
Norm Schulman (American 1924-2014), large ceramic sculpture in two pieces rising on three legs, decorated with various faces and figures, artist maker's mark on one leg. Conical top lifts off to reveal an open interior.
Norm Schulman: A Life in Clay – WKMA - williamkingmuseum.org
2008年3月14日 · Norm Schulman: A Life in Clay celebrates the intricate relationship between this ceramic artist’s life and work – his humanity, his teaching, mentoring and support of artists, and his commitment to his family and community. This exhibition features a selected group of works spanning a career of more than 40 years.
Vol. 34 No. 1 2005 - An interview with Norm Schulman
2016年4月8日 · Stanley Mace Andersen interviewed Norm Schulman, who died in 2014. This conversation is a must read alongside a remembrance of Norm in the current issue, Vol. 44, No. 1, introduced by Alan Willoughby. Norm was one of the mid-20th century's pioneers of American ceramic sculpture.
Norm Schulman – The Penland Sketchbook
He began teaching at the Toledo Museum of Art and was subsequently head of glass and ceramics at Rhode Island School of Design and head of ceramics at Ohio State University. In addition to teaching workshops at Haystack and Penland, he was a visiting artist, lecturer, or guest teacher in many university programs.
Norman Schulman | Ceramic Art Museum at Alfred University
January 24 - March 30, 2007. This exhibition celebrates the work of master ceramist Norm Schulman and was organized by the Asheville Art Museum, Asheville, North Carolina and curated by Frank Thomson III. The exhibition includes Schulman’s functional and sculptural work.