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Alan and Rosemary Bennett create these realistic ceramic fish. Experiences in and around the water have strongly influenced the Bennett's work. The process begins with a series of sketches.
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Experiences in and around the water have strongly influenced the work of Alan and Rosemary Bennett. The process begins with a series of sketches. Next, they create the primary forms using stoneware, clay, or porcelain. The forms are hollowed out, and the porcelain teeth and eyes are added.
Alan and Rosemary Bennett. Alan and Rosemary were most recently featured in our 2022 “Summer Synergy” exhibit in collaboration with 171 Cedar Arts Center. Images above are from Alan and Rosemary’s 2020 Spotlight Exhibit. (Images shown include both fresh and saltwater fish.)
Alan Bennett and Rosemary Bennett are North Carolina potters who create amazing stoneware clay or porcelain fish sculptures inspired by childhood experiences in and around water. They start with a series of sketches.
Our Short North location in Columbus, OH closed permanently on August 10, 2018, after 38 years of urban pioneering. We are now online only, but who knows what the future will bring! The sculpted fish of Alan and Rosemary Bennett of Bath NY.
The work is about form, expression, color, texture, and movement. There are three basic ways we glaze our pieces: Fish Glaze: This magnesium carbonate glaze shrinks more clay body during the firing process. The finished glaze has a dry scaly texture with pastel color.
Alan & Rosemary Bennett Clay Fish, Bath. 1,047 likes · 5 talking about this. The Fish Story When Alan was five, he caught a bluegill. He thought it was so beautiful that he kept it in his pocket...
