Megan Petree, an advanced ceramics student at Ventura College, has developed a series inspired by her own visions of wonderland. The intricacy of the designs and detail draw the viewers in hold them in this amazing world.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Ventura College: Margaret Griffith Exhibition
Permanence as Fiction: The Art of Margaret Griffith
Ventura College was proud to kick off our first exhibition of the new school year on September 5th, 2013 at the New Media Gallery. The opening was an amazing success. Students and community members alike enjoyed the unique sculptures meticulously created by the artist from paper and metal.
Artist with Art Department Chair Bob Moskowitz and Margi Moskowitz |
Ventura College Getty Villa Field Trip
Getty Villa Field Trip with Getty Docent Dr. Brown
Our first field trip on Sept 6th, Spring 2013. I took my class to the Getty Villa in Malibu to see some beautiful Greek pottery. With Dr. Brown, Getty archeologist, as our tour guide, Ventura College students received an amazing, firsthand look at Greek pottery.Monday, January 14, 2013
Ventura College Ceramics Student Work
Fall 2012 was another great semester for my Ventura College ceramics students. They used pinch, coil, slab and wheel techniques to create their amazing work. Each project was designed with specific techniques and goals in mind. They all did a great job with it.
Steven Dunning |
Stacy Wilson |
Vanessa Andrade |
Elvira Cortez |
Melissa Andrade |
Travis Chamness |
Maria Hernandez |
Taylor Holden |
Hailey Bartlett |
Donald Peterson |
Roman Barnes |
Dominique Martinez |
Justin Wyche |
Jessica Renteria |
Rogelio Lemus |
Jennifer Rudolph |
Jennifer Rudolph Lid Jar |
Chelsea Davy |
Eddie Baez |
Fall 2012 Cardboard Chair Project
It's time for the chair - Cardboard Chair again. This Fall 2012 semester students focused on the design and aesthetics of their chair. They used various materials - boxes, tubes, fabric, and paints to complete their projects.
David Baker - a retired aircraft mechanic - translated his field skilsl from metal and welding to cardboard and glue
Omar Espinosa designed a mobile suitcase chair that can travel anywhere and can simply open and close from a very compact size. What a space saving idea!! Great work!
Kevin Garvey - concentrating on his Aztec throne chair design |
David Baker - a retired aircraft mechanic - translated his field skilsl from metal and welding to cardboard and glue
Lisa Toft - a fashion major translates her skills to a stiffer material to create her magic |
Nicholas Yates - The Thinker's chair - simple but effective |
Nicholas Ya |
David Baker - Mechanic Chair
This is a well constructed chair designed for his little one. Because the chair is so well constructed it's able to hold adults as well. One size fits all. Good job David.
Thomas Larsen creates a multi function chair |
Jasmine Perez with her repeating shape "various sizes of squares" to create her beautiful stool
Omar Espinosa designed a mobile suitcase chair that can travel anywhere and can simply open and close from a very compact size. What a space saving idea!! Great work!
Luis Alvarez His chair reflects his culture and childhood. He incorporated black and red colors to represent power and to enhance his design. |
Shannon Wiley designed her chair to store her prints and posters from work. The touch of green in her chair connects her to nature while sitting in her well balanced design. Nice job!! |
Raeanna Olivares-Hartman - a luxury chair that has a backing filled with foam to support the back. How thoughtful! |
Jennifer Rudolph - detail crafted with hint of royal symbolism on the side of arm rest. |
Carlos Coronado - simple yet elegant design. The chair can flatten and re-assemble anywhere the artist takes it. |
Lisa Toft - duel seats that can be shared with a friend or loved one. The backrest is woven with a deep red rebbin. |
Nicole Hernandez - mushroom chair with an Alice of Wonderland feel. |
Our Chair on a chair (thanks, Bob) |
Kevin Garvey - his chair is based on a Myan emperor's chair. He also brought in a print out for show and tell. |
Raeanna Olivares-Hartman with a simple repetitive design created this beautiful chair. |
Colby Hines |
Colby's chair is made of 70+ tubes. He then used clear tape to tape them all together. He added a the cushion for added confort. |
Colby Hines' chair - detail |
Marissa Nunez - the red painted chair. Love the color. |
More detail of Luis Alvarez's chair |
Class critiques |
Thomas Larsen - his chair is weighted on modern design more than comfort. Looks great! |
Class critique |
Class critique |
Jennifer introducing her chair |
Nicholas Yates' thinker chair |
Jennifer Rudolph's chair - detail |
Nicole Hernandez |
Tracy Vaughn |
Jasmine Perez's stool is made out of various sized rectangles |
Chance Noble - his multiple functionality chair can be used in different positions. |
Chance Noble's chair used 60+ cardboard shapes to create his chair |
Artist with his chair |
Detail |
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