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2. www.worldofinteriors.com › story › magdalene-odundoMagdalene Odundo makes magic with her sought-after ceramics

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   May 9, 2024 · Magdalene Odundo stands before a row of her glossy-skinned ceramic works in the upper part of her Farnham studio and appraises a group of recent pieces. The vessels rise up from her worktop at waist height – body and neck – and she studies them as though face to face.

3. www.artic.edu › artists › 68377Magdalene Odundo | The Art Institute of Chicago

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   Learn about Magdalene Odundo, a Kenyan-born artist who creates handmade, burnished vessels inspired by various cultures and histories. See her artworks, such as Teardrop I and Charcoal-Burnished Vessel, and explore her artistic journey.

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5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Magdalene_OdundoMagdalene Odundo - Wikipedia

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   Odundo's best-known ceramics are hand built, using a coiling technique. Each piece is burnished, covered with slip, and then burnished again. The pieces are fired in an oxidizing atmosphere, which turns them a red-orange. A second firing in an oxygen-poor (reducing) atmosphere causes the clay to turn black; this is known as reduction-firing. [12] .

6. post.moma.org › the-shifting-resonances-ofThe Shifting Resonances of Magdalene Odundo’s Vessels on the ...

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   Oct 4, 2023 · Learn about the life and work of Magdalene Odundo, a Kenyan-born British ceramic artist who creates sensuous and evocative vessels inspired by African and world ceramic traditions. Explore her biography, influences, techniques, and achievements in this article by Marla C. Berns.

7. www.theclaystudio.org › artists › magdalene-odundoThe Clay Studio | Magdalene Odundo

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   Odundo is among the few ceramic artists in the world whose name is widely recognized within and beyond the ceramics world, her name is synonymous with great works of art, dedication to teaching the next generation and the ability to connect cultures from around the world.

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   Who is Magdalene Odundo?

   • Magdalene Odundo DBE is a contemporary potter whose handmade, meticulously burnished vessels evoke the human form and draw upon a variety of artistic traditions. Born in Kenya, where she was initially trained as a graphic artist, Odundo began experimenting with clay and other materials after moving to London at age 21.

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   How are Odundo ceramics made?

   • Odundo's best-known ceramics are hand built, using a coiling technique. Each piece is burnished, covered with slip, and then burnished again. The pieces are fired in an oxidizing atmosphere, which turns them a red-orange. A second firing in an oxygen-poor (reducing) atmosphere causes the clay to turn black; this is known as reduction-firing.

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   How is Odundo clay made?

   • Hand- coiled and scraped smooth with a gourd, Odundo’s objects are laboriously produced. After the clay is shaped, it is covered with slip, fired, and then burnished by hand.

   Salon 94 | Magdalene A. N. Odundo

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   How does Odundo pottery change color?

   • The object’s color is determined by the firing technique: a first firing in an oxidizing atmosphere turns it red-orange while a second firing in an oxygen-poor atmosphere causes the clay to turn black. This method places Odundo within the tradition of pottery production in sub-Saharan Africa.

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9. salon94.com › artists › magdalene-an-odundoSalon 94 | Magdalene A. N. Odundo

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   Nov 30, 2020 · Considered one of the premier ceramicists working today, Magdalene A. N. Odundo DBE, born in Kenya, produces ceramic objects whose beauty emanates from their voluptuous forms and shimmering surfaces. Hand- coiled and scraped smooth with a gourd, Odundo’s objects are laboriously produced.

10. www.youtube.com › watchInsight to Magdalene Odundo and her practice - YouTube

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    Nov 15, 2021 · 97. 6.6K views 2 years ago. This eight minute film gives an insight to Magdalene Odundo and her practice. Magdalene Odundo DBE is one of the greatest ceramic artists working today....