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Philip Wiegard
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Location
Berlin, BE
Germany
About the Artist
Philip Wiegard (b. 1977 in Schwetzingen / Deutschland) studied at Hunter College, New York (2001–2002) and at Universität der Künste Berlin (1998–2003), of which he holds a Master degree in Fine Arts. He was a fellow of the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes (2001–2003) and a resident artist at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris (2007) and at Spring Workshop in Hong Kong (2014). He received a work stipend (2019) and a research stipend (2020) from the Berlin Senate of Culture. His work was shown at institutions such as Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (2020); Frac Nouvelle-Aquitaine MÉCA, Bordeaux (2019); Between Bridges, Berlin (2018); Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona (2018); Museet for Samtidskunst, Rosklide (2017); Kunstverein Nürnberg (2016); MOCA – Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles (2015); HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin (2011); Depo, Istanbul (2010); Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Zürich (2008);
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The Long Tail (feat. Cyprus Polymer Clay Association)
2021
140 x 89 x 0.4 cm
Polymer clay mosaic
This polymer clay painting combines chain canes made by many different artists and represents the chain of makers and the community that lies at the center of any kind of craft. The piece was produced in collaboration with artists of the Cyprus Polymer Clay Association following a workshop hosted by the CYPCA in November 2021 in Nicosia, Cyprus.
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Carnation (feat. Cyprus Polymer Clay Association)
2021
121 x 69 x 0.3 cm
Polymer clay mosaic
This polymer clay painting combines chain canes made by many different artists and represents the chain of makers and the community that lies at the center of any kind of craft. The piece was produced in collaboration with artists of the Cyprus Polymer Clay Association following a workshop hosted by the CYPCA in November 2021 in Nicosia, Cyprus.
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Night Life In Pompeii (feat. Cyprus Polymer Clay Association)
2022
29 x 26 x 0.2 cm
Polymer clay mosaic
This polymer clay painting combines chain canes made by many different artists and represents the chain of makers and the community that lies at the center of any kind of craft. The piece was produced in collaboration with artists of the Cyprus Polymer Clay Association following a workshop hosted by the CYPCA in November 2021 in Nicosia, Cyprus.
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Let Me Be (Featuring Ikandyclay)
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RAINBOW
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Randi Taylor
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Location
Huntington Beach, California
United States
About the Artist
I have creating with polymer clay since 1972 when Fimo came out with primary colors only. I have been sculpting my elves since then. I have been published in books and magazines won many awards and my elves were in the Smisthsonian museum of American artist Trees of Christmas for several years. My elves range in size from 1 " to 12 ". Other organizations I belong to are Orange County Clay Guild ODACA Original Doll Artists Council of America and UFDC United Federation of Doll Collectors.
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Elves
Grandfather elf: 5"; Little elf: 2.5"
Sculpey clay, glass eyes, vintage material for clothes and vintage fur for hair
Woodland grandfather listening to little elfin grandson read him a fairy tales.
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Elves (View 2)
Grandfather elf: 5"; Little elf: 2.5"
Sculpey clay, glass eyes, vintage material for clothes and vintage fur for hair
Woodland grandfather listening to little elfin grandson read him a fairy tales.
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Elves (View 3)
Grandfather elf: 5"; Little elf: 2.5"
Sculpey clay, glass eyes, vintage material for clothes and vintage fur for hair
Woodland grandfather listening to little elfin grandson read him a fairy tales.
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Elfred the Woodland Key Keeper
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Candlewick
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Seth Forest Rescurer
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Scott Cooper
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Location
West Yarmouth, Massachusetts
United States
About the Artist: Scott Cooper
Scott, a former CPA and finance executive is a self- taught, now full-time mixed media artist. His art studio is located on Cape Cod and he specializes in mixed-media themed mosaics. Scott primarily uses polymer clay to create one of a kind handmade tiles that incorporate unique materials including glass, cloth, shells, jewelry, beads, pictures and special mementos.
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Mezuzah
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Shalom House
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Hamsa Box
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ContainersShannon Adorni
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Location
Stow, Ohio
United States
About the Artist: Shannon Adorni
I am a Grandmother of twins, a boy Jaxon and a girl Jaiden, who are 7yrs old already. I have almost been playing around with Polymer clay since they were born but have never really posted anything or submitted anything for fear of rejection. So, I have finally decided this is it!! Time to get it over with and move on...lol!!! No matter what happens, I will be better for going through with this and move on!! Thank you to everyone who is a part of making this amazing thing happen for us all!!!
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Black Hole Sun
2 1/2" long x 2 3/4" wide; Used Premo Peacock Pearl, Silver and Slate with a Helen Breil Silkscreen "Radiating Rays" and Liquitex Black Acrylic Paint; 12mm Swarovski Rivoli Crystal Grey Shadown bezeled in Glass seed beads and Swarovski Bicone Crystal Chrome
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Slate Blue Chaos
4' long x 2' wide; used Premo Slate, Peacock Blue with Skinner Blend technique, Slate in the extruder; and Swarovski Crystals; Also Liquitex Black Acrylic Paint
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See The Lighted Path Through The Storm
2 3/4" long x 1 1/2" wide; used Premo Peacock Pearl, Slate, Silver and Black with Swarovski Flatback Crystals and a Melanie Muir Texture Stamp to create a Mokume Gane Necklace.
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Susan Detwiler
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Location
Frisco, Texas
United States
About the Artist
Susan has called herself an artist from the time she was a small child and discovered the joys of creating art, anything from drawing to making her own doll clothes. Her dresser top was always dotted with [temporary] works of art made from modeling clay. This led to exploring other forms of sculpture in her teens. In college Susan majored in fine art and science. During and after college she dabbled in local theater, creating sets, costumes, and props. In the 90s Susan became intrigued by polymer clay after seeing it demonstrated on "The Carol Duvall Show." She bought an Atlas pasta machine and began experimenting, not always successfully. Then she met some fellow polymer clay artists who pointed her in the right direction and hasn't looked back since. Susan's primary work in polymer clay involves sculpture. She especially enjoys creating and engineering interactive pieces that invite the viewer to pick them up for further exploration.
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/suzicq/
2021 Exhibition Images
Homebound (Front)
Height: 11.5"
Primarily polymer with additions of paint, ink, string, and copper
Homebound is an art doll loosely based on voodoo-style. She was inspired by the lockdown we were all going through due to Covid-19, and represents the importance of home and family in uncertain times. Her arms are articulated and decorated with faux stones and roots.
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Homebound (Back)
Height: 11.5"
Primarily polymer with additions of paint, ink, string, and copper
Homebound is an art doll loosely based on voodoo-style. She was inspired by the lockdown we were all going through due to Covid-19, and represents the importance of home and family in uncertain times. Her arms are articulated and decorated with faux stones and roots.
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Homebound (Detail)
Height: 11.5"
Primarily polymer with additions of paint, ink, string, and copper
Homebound is an art doll loosely based on voodoo-style. She was inspired by the lockdown we were all going through due to Covid-19, and represents the importance of home and family in uncertain times. Her arms are articulated and decorated with faux stones and roots.
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Bonefrost: Warrior Talisman
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The Wisdom of Crows Shrine
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Bibelots Organique
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Trish Pfaff
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Location
Maryland
United States
About the Artist: Trish Pfaff
Creating has been my 'go to' for many decades. Currently my works are often Polymer Clay, Metal or Collage.....wearable and/or hung on the wall.
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Valérie Ronvel-Blaya
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Location
France
About the Artist: Valérie Ronvel-Blaya
Valérie Ronvel-Blaya (aka Veesuel) is a French artist with a vast experience in the handcrafted arts. Having worked extensively with different media such as wood, paper or even 3D modeling, she uses the skills she's gained over the years to inform her polymer clay creations. Her eclectic designs reflect her interest in art in general and her appreciation for the technical possibilities of polymer clay which she explores and pushes with relentless passion. Her creations, often complex, provide a unique combination of subtlety and precision, shade and transparency which immerse you in an enchanting world of mystery and harmony. Valerie is also the owner of polystudio.fr, an online product platform for the polymer clay artist. Through years of dedication to her art and to serving the needs of the polymer clay community, she has emerged as a strong artistic and commercial presence in the French polymer clay scene.
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Take Shelter
Overall height : 75 cm, Overall width : 50 cm, Overall depth : 30 cm, Polymer clay, acrylic "wool"
3 protective nests, 3 sanctuaries to isolate yourself, to take shelter and find quiet.
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