Justin Donofrio - Walter Gropius Master Artist Ceramic Symposium
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Justin Donofrio grew up in Santa Cruz, California, where he was introduced to pottery at Cabrillo Community College. He then joined the vibrant Colorado community of artists in 2013 in the Roaring Fork Valley where he continued his clay education with the support of Anderson Ranch, The Carbondale Clay Center and The Studio for Arts and Works (SAW). He remained in Colorado to complete a B.F.A. from CSU Fort Collins in 2016. He is both internationally as well as nationally represented in galleries throughout the U.S. and abroad. Donofrio has been a Windgate Summer Scholar at the Archie Bray Foundation and resident at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. He has been an exhibiting artist and tour co-manager with the Artstream Nomadic Gallery, in addition to being selected as one of Ceramics Monthly’s 2018 Emerging Artists. He is currently pursuing his MFA in ceramics at Alfred University.
Justin is one of six artists who were chosen for similar reasons, and also for ones unique to each of them. All of them share a love of the material of clay, and an appreciation for the function of the particular objects that they create. Each of their experiences in clay is individual, but the common thread of education, from the past, present, and future, with their instructors being working artists in their field, ties them to the foundation of the Bauhaus.
For more information on the Walter Gropius Master Artist Ceramic Symposium, go to www.hmoa.org/education/gropius-ceramic-symposium/. For more information on the Walter Gropius Master Artist Program, go to www.waltergropius.org.
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This project is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. To find out more about how the National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities, visit www.arts.gov.
This project is presented with financial assistance from the West Virginia Department of the Arts, Culture and History, and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval from the West Virginia Commission on the Arts.
The Walter Gropius Master Artist Series is funded through the generosity of the Estate of Roxanna Y. Booth, who wished to assist in the development of an art education program in accordance with the proposals of Walter Gropius, who designed the Museum’s Gropius Addition, as well as the Gropius Studios. The Museum is indebted to Roxanna Y. Booth’s son, the late Alex Booth, Jr., for his participation in the concept development of the Gropius Master Artists Workshops.
The work is beautiful and the technique is innovative. I must say though that the monologue was unnecessarily long, to the extent that it was frustrating...I ended up forwarding to the points where I could see developments in the making taking place. Thank you for making this available to view.
Beautiful technique. Reminds me of the armour of a rhinoceros, very beautiful works indeed.
Esta técnica nunca la había visto, está demasiado espectacular!!!! beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
I have so many words to describe how wonderful and inspiring your video is But my thoughts for you are that you have continued success, balance, support and love in your life. Thank you.
I couldn’t hear what he was saying either. But I love his work. I’m so greedy I now wish I could own a work of his so I could just stare and look at it. It really didn’t need audio as just watching him gives expression. The kind of clay he uses I also like. Thank you so much.
I could hear though.
Use the CC option
I would really love to see your glazing.... The dark edge on the small pots is truly magical. I'm assuming the glaze is a recipe that includes that shale clay.... I love it
Espectacular, hermoso, me encanta el acabado rustico!!!! Spectacular, beautiful, love the rustic finish!!
Thank you- I learned a lot. Nice gentle pace, thanks for taking the time
Thank you for showing, beautiful work.😊
Thank you for sharing your process. I learned so much. Your finished pieces are amazing.
Wow - your work is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing. This was very inspiring!
I spoke too soon. I think I can see now. Thank you so much. It is so beautiful 😍
Thank you for showing us your beautiful work.
Is it just me or is the audio TERRIBLE? I really struggled to hear what he was saying
press the CC button and then you can read what he is saying
It's you!
I think it’s the acoustics of the room you’re sensing.
@@joyfulthings1 I don’t like to read videos! If you are using sound make it so it can be heard!
Poor audio quality
Nice video, I like your layering, and allowing it to fall like water.. Beautiful
very cool, great video - thank you for the inspiration!
Magnifique !!! Splendide !!! À very astonished creation !!! Bravo !!!
I like to watch ceramic technique videos and I like Justins process
. It is just too bad that the audio is not great especially as he has a lot to say.
What a fantastic video. Thank you so much! I love this style of pottery.
Você tradução em português
Estou compreendendo você
A sua arte e muito bonita
Eu gostaria de saber as formulas de seu ingredientes
Qual importância de durabilidade
Hello from Chiang Mai Thailand, I love your Techniques, very nice.
Very lovely video. Would probably be four minutes long if you edited out the ums, though ;) Watch it at 2x speed with the sound off and CC on and its paced like a regular video
Thank you for sharing this amazing detailed process and giving us an idea of the your thoughts when making. I love the rocky texture on the forms.
Thank you for sharing, great process
Hi , thank you so much for sharing the video. I was hoping that the camera could be closer to the wheel. I would love to learn this technique
MARAVILLOSO ME ENCANTOOO, GRACIAS, POR COMPARTIR TUS SECRETOS,!!!
Gracias
Fascinating presentation but a real pity the sound quality is so bad. I spent the entire time fiddling with my equaliser.
Thank you for sharing, great process
Thankyou buddy for this video . I love pottery . I made my own clay at my house. Im just trying to be a good beginer potter without a pottery wheel. Love your video. (From srilanka)
Love the clay colours. What are your moulds made from…plaster? What was the machine you used to separate the cup from the mould, Ive never seen that before.?
I have learned so much, thank you!
Really like the use of the banding wheel. Brilliant
The audio was so poor I muted it, but watched it all.
press the CC button and you can read what he is saying
Thank you! How to find this "cc"?
Thanks for the tips so helpful and very intersting
Beautiful work! I love your apron, too...where did you get it?
Such beautiful and inspiring work. Thank you!
Had to put subtitles on... audio difficult to understand sometimes.
What type of colors are you using? Is it a commercial brand?
Hi! Thank you very much for sharing! I´m wondering, would it be possible to take out the piece from the mold without using an air compresor?
Thank you - enjoyed and learned from the demo and conversation.
Very interesting and fun to watch. Bravo.
Great video! Thank you to Donofrio and the Huntington Museum for making this possible.
Thanks for going to all the trouble of teaching and filming for all of us! I don't know if you'll ever see this - but I am puzzled regarding your choice of clay. My understanding was that procelain is risky/hard to fire: warps, dries unevenly being very sensitive to differences in thickness. Am I wrong? It seems that your finished products do have different thicknesses at times. I unfortunately found porcelain working best for me as I started re-learning the little I used to know about working with clay (also processing my own from the coast of brackish water here in DK). It has been great a few times but highly sensitive - so frustrating. Gonna try what you've taught here!!
Really enjoyable video. Loved learning about your process. I first found your work at Pittsburgh NCECA and brought a piece home.
is there any way to show how it turns after it was fired.
He shows them at the start.
too bad the audio is broken
So inspirational and informative! thanks!!
The best description
Me encanta cómo trabajas. El detalle y acabado espectacular. Enhorabuena.
Great, I am taking notes. I will try them bowls, thanks.
loved this video, thank you! I feel inspired
Duze dzieki za pokazanie przepieknych prac!!
Do you know if there is any way to get a crater glaze texture in an existing vase I have without having to take to the oven ?
Only thing missing is showing the final fired pieces. Very nice.
This was so wholesome.. I love this guy
Beautiful work but sound is very hollow sounding and hard to understand
Excelente video... gracias por compartir..
Thank you
Yes. Turn on your cc captions.
A great tutorial. Many 🤩
Did u grow a beard while doing this??? Bloody hell!!!
Beautifui, Thank You!
What are all those orbs at 46:30 in the upper right hand area in the background? One is super twinkling, it looks so happy.
Dust in sunlight
Please, improve the audio quality.
Excellent!!!!
Would love to see it fired and glazed ❤
You are just amazing
Thank you so much
loved it❣️ really enjoy seeing people in their element and seeing and hearing the love behind what they do. Didn’t mind how “talkative” you were. It was pleasant to me 💚
Audio needs work but great content
Thank you for share..
des de catalunya terra de terrisaires moltes gracies justin, mhas fet plorar en molts moments
What is the white surface you used to roll the small colored balls on?
Cannot hear you... are you too far from the microphone?
How do you spell Ralph’s last name? I’d like to see his work.
Great video. Beautiful work. Is that your work behind you as well?
Ralph Scala. Thank you for the kind words. Yes that is my work behind as well.
@@just.donofrionot sure you will get this but thank you for this wonderful video. I love your work. How did you make that plaster mould for the cups please. Was it a vessel you poured plaster in? Also I have a lot of On Glazes in powder form, can they be used as colourants for mixing into clay to make coloured clay? I can’t seem to find an answer to this question. Thanks for any help. ❤
Are you related to Tom Donofrio the woodworker from Bolinas Calif ?
Me enamoro tu taller. Besos y bendiciones desde Venezuela.
The clay bodies info was interesting. Design and formation of panels very cool. Narrative was a bit heavy. Your technique is very clear in your actions. Music good. If you video more of your techniques I would suggestion less narrative and let your work speak. Well done Sir.
Muito bom este processo. Gostaria tanto de trabalhar nisto tudo.
AWESOME
Bauhaus was heavily influenced by Dutch artist Theo van Doesburg (De Stijl). Or do you refer to the period of Gropius and Johannes Itten?
😊 thank you
Love the edge on that lid. Too bad about the sound...
My first moon jar floated away
Cool stuff.
Justin D. Lovely work please speak up.
Correct spelling of D'Onofrio is
D'Onofrio
👏👏👏thank you
so interesting
Audio very frustrating!
Very interesting demo....pity about the unintelligible dialogue.
Thanks. Lovely work. Shame about the sound though.
lo que habla este tio!!!!!
GOSTEI MUITO ,TECNICA LEGAL
Congrat👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The audio ruined this.
I wish I could hear his comments.
Awesome
Cute Smile 😍
Πραγματικα εισαι υπεροχος!!
I'm so sorry to have to say I cannot follow your presentation. The audio is way too garbled
很棒！！很喜欢！！