MARK WOODWARD

Fine Art, Ceramics, Glass, Sculpture

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#I'll leave the title up to you

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#Org#AbstractClay#Woodward

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#rebelflagman1998Charleston

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This is a sculpture of Charleston’s renowned blacksmith, Philip Simmons, who specialized in decorative iron gates standing sentinel to many of the city’s lavish gardens and homes. The sculpture is done in the style of terracotta figures from Nigeria’s Nok culture, which thrived from 1000 BCE to 300 CE. The juxtaposition of art and history is an integral part of our collective past and fascinates me as an artist. Where art, history and science intersect remains a recurring theme throughout my work. 

Medium: Clay

You can contact me for pricing and unique commissions in mediums from iron and bicycles to glass and clay at [email protected]. 

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Cheers, mixed media

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Aztec Glass, mixed media

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This Folksy Cowboy meshes my interest in the human and natural worlds and how they meld where they intersect. 2014 Media: Clay 

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Baby Buster!

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Pot Head is right at home with a head full of your favorite flowers or succulents. Unusual and utilitarian, this piece is a classic example of the inner workings of the artist’s mind. Commission your own pot head, and let your home’s whimsy run wild! Medium: Clay. Contact the artist: [email protected]

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Home’s where the heart is. Ask me about the take-homes of your favorite sea life.

I’m a sailor by heart. A mountaineer at start.

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Buster Brown.