Léopold Foulem - Cup and Saucer With Sea Shells
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Léopold Foulem - Cup and Saucer With Sea Shells
Léopold Foulem - Pair of two male couples in a Pseudo Rococo Setting
Leopold L Foulem - Boy With Cape
ASSIGNMENT #2
The images above are of two works by artist Leopold Foulem. Foulem is a ceramic artist who commonly works with found objects to remix traditional ceramic forms to explore ideas. I enjoy this work because of the humor and playfulness of the pieces. I feel that this work also fits in with the class theme of utility/futility because in the works above he is taking a functional form, the goblet, and rendering it futile through the addition of the absurd stems.
Right image: Leopold L. Foulem,Goblet with Tank, 2007
Left image: Leopold L. Foulem, Goblet with Mickey Stem, 2007
Modern Takes on Old China in Ming to Modern at the Newark Museum - it is striking that this case is contains 5 pieces of contemporary porcelain that are made by artists who are all included in one of my current projects - Ulysees Dietz - how did you know? (at Newark Museum)
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Sean Spangler, Leopold Foulem, Kurt Weiser, Richard Notkin, Adrian Saxe
MORE .... current projects at Ferrin Contemporary.
Ceramic Top 40 | 2013 Kurt Weiser Current offerings from private collections
Now here's a guilty pleasure. The mixed-media ceramic art of Leopold Foulem.
Dinner with Leopold Foulem was quite nice, he's a kind man with strong opinions. In other news, I may apply for a position in Kingston, Ontario at a ceramic studio. Wish me luck :) I'll post an image of Foulem's work if anyone is wondering who I'm referring to. He has also written several popular academic essays.