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Karin Putsch-Grassi is a potter.

Biography

Work of Karin Putsch-Grassi

After an apprenticeship in the studio of Albrecht Kiedaisch in Tübingen Putsch-Grassi began her studies in ceramics 1982 at "Istituto statale d’Arte” in Florence with Salvatore and Stefano Cipolla.[1]

Her most recent work follows a newly developed technique named "Figulinae", which consists of assembling soft raw stoneware or porcelain vessels and compressing them to form a new entity. [2]

Putsch-Grassi's work has been exhibited in personal exhibitions in Italy, Germany, Poland and Japan[3] as well as in numerous group exhibtions worldwide. Putsch-Grassi is an elected member of the International Academy of Ceramics.[4].

Awards (selection)

  • 2012 First Prize “Rassegna Internazionale di Ceramica Contemporanea”, Albissola Marittima [5]
  • 2016 Second Prize "Ceramic & Colours Award", Faenza [6]
  • 2021 Third Prize "Premio MIDeC per Design Ceramico", Cerro di Laveno Mombello [7]

References

Sources

Documentation in publications

  • Ray Hemachandra, Jim Romberg: 500 Raku. Bold Explorations of a Dynamic Ceramics Technique, New York 2011, ISBN 978-1-60059-294-2
  • Linda Kopp: The Best of 500 Ceramics. Celebrating a Decade in Clay, New York 2012, ISBN 978-1-4547-0141-5
  • Duncan Hooson, Anthony Quinn: The Workshop Guide to Ceramics: A Fully Illustrated Step-by-Step Manual. Techniques and Principles of Design, Haupauge 2012, ISBN 978-0-7641-6461-3

External links

  • Website Karin Putsch-Grassi
  • Website of the exhibition „Terre lavorate“

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