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Showing posts with label ecuad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ecuad. Show all posts
Friday, November 12, 2010
Field Trip: ECUAD Student Art Sale (Part 4)
In our final post from the ECUAD Student Art Sale, we loved these unique ceramic pieces made by Stephanie French. Although they had a rough finish to them, they were all oven and food safe. Loved the unique handles on the mugs and set combinations.
There's always so much to take in at the sale, it's almost overwhelming. I feel like I could go back and see things missed the first time. The sale runs all weekend if you're in Vancouver.
Concourse Gallery - Emily Carr University of Art + Design, Granville Island, Vancouver, B.C.
Friday, November 12 | 12-8pm
Saturday, November 13 | 12-5pm
Sunday, November 14 | 12-5pm
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Field Trip: ECUAD Student Art Sale (part 3)
Part 3 of our field trip today to ECUAD we came across these sweet ceramics by etsy.com/shop/gabriEllephant. These "elephant-themed" pieces were not only exquisitely made, but seriously adorably packaged all the way down to a ceramic elephant seal/medallion on the boxes (can you see them?) and on the bottom of the pieces too! Her wares included bowls, porcelain wishbone pendants, porcelain buttons, cups, and vases.
G Burke, Porcelain
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Field Trip: ECUADl Student Art Sale! (part 2)
Continuing on our field trip at Emily Carr's Student Art Sale, we came across some stellar ceramics and bent wood veneer pieces. Here's a few. Above: Kelly Austin Design and below, recycled wood trays "Pirch" by Sepehr Jalali and Nicanor Santillan; and bent wood egg cups, "yema" (Crack n'eat) - no student name.
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Field Trip: ECUAD Student Art Sale! (part 1)
Just got back from Emily Carr's Annual Student Art Sale. There were some great pieces to be had. I'm just going to post this "mixed media" piece by J. Glesby at the moment as I prepare the other images to upload later. Kicking myself now for not buying it. The coloured pieces making up the river/road looked like cut up pieces from cardboard coffee sleeves that were coloured or painted and almost looked like a quilt from afar. Stay tuned!
J Glesby
River and Road "framed"
Mixed Media
$55
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