anthony shapiro & loren kaplan ceramic
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ANTHONY SHAPIRO & LOREN KAPLAN
FIRED & GLAZED CERAMIC
CERAMIC SIZE : 23CM(D)
SIGNED BY ARTISTS
CONDITION : GOOD - AS PER IMAGE
Anthony Shapiro is a celebrated South African ceramist known for his intricate pottery. His unique designs blend functionality and artistic expression, incorporating natural elements and African motifs. Shapiro's work has garnered international acclaim, exhibited in galleries worldwide. He also teaches and inspires new ceramic artists, contributing to the growth of the craft in South Africa. His dedication and innovation have solidified his position as a prominent figure in the field of ceramics.
Loren Kaplan, is a Toronto-based ceramic artist. She obtained a BFA from the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, and studied at the Kim Sacks School of Ceramics. In 1995 she established a studio and began a teaching career with the Visual Arts and Crafts Academy in Johannesburg. Kaplan's thrown or hand built textured pieces are created in porcelain and stoneware. Her pieces range in size and form with delicate botanical patterned carvings. Kaplan has exhibited regularly in South Africa and Toronto and received awards from the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition and the Vita Craft Award at the African Window in Cape Town and Johannesburg. Her work is held in many private collections and in the South African Constitutional Court Art Collection