Title: Non-objective Ceramic Sculpture
1Non-objective Ceramic Sculpture
2Vocabulary
Sculpture The art or practice of shaping
figures or designs or in-the-round or in relief,
as by chiseling marble, modeling clay, or casting
in metal.
In-the-round (also called freestanding) sculpture
three-dimensional work of art that is
surrounded on all sides by negative space.
3Michelangelos David is an example of a
freestanding or in-the-round sculpture.It is
meant to be viewed from all sides
4Relief sculpture a work of art in which forms
project from a flat surface. There are two kinds
of relief sculpture
- Bas-relief or low relief, in which forms project
only slightly from the background. These are
often used in architectural ornamentation and to
decorate coins. - High relief, in which forms extend further out
into space. In high relief, because forms project
out into space, cast shadows become an important
part of the sculpture.
5Bas-relief
6Louise Nevelsons Moontide is an example of high
relief
7Kinetic sculpture sculpture that actually moves
in space due to natural forces, mechanics or
electricity
George Rickeys One Up One Down Oblique
-Variation III is an example of kinetic sculpture
8Vocabulary continued
Non-objective art - Artworks having no
recognizable subject matter
9The thick application of glaze is a notable
characteristic of this non-objective piece.
10Repetition of geometric forms give this relief
sculpture both unity and variety.
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14Torch Song by Susan Budge
15Keyhole by Peter Callas
16Untitled Sculpture by Paul Soldner
17Delphi by Carolyn Judson
18Curtain of Dream by Isamu Noguchi
19Design for Blue V1 by Gabriel Marquez
20Object 011 by Jean Louis Frenk
21The Shape of War Peace by Ken Turner