Here again, my coming of age in the 60's is showing. I never was quite that "merry" but many of the concepts intrigued me and have stayed with me over the years. I like to think of the prankster as something that sneeks up from behind the persona and delivers a much needed dose of surprise and wonder. It is not so easy to dismiss the prankster because you never know when he/she will appear. The message is: it's important to keep an open mind.
Friday, February 20, 2009
The Merry Prankster
Labels:
ceramics,
engobes,
glaze,
mask,
maskwoman,
naked raku,
one of a kind,
peggy bjerkan,
raku,
raku clay,
sculpture
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I am so happy to have found your blog this morning through the blog networking site to which we both belong. I love your clay work and plan to visit here often.
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Stacy Alexander
He's beautiful, love your work
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