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Kimberly Curry-Pieper Collection
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Eve Wore 3 Leaves
The work was wheel thrown in porcelain and altered with hand-built additions. With this work the artist has merged ideas of the "Garden of Eden" with the "Faerie Garden". Underglazes and glazes wer...
Mer Form
Mer Form was wheel thrown in porcelain then altered and assembled. The mixes aspects of a Wolf dress form; used in clothing design and the concept of a mermaid. A painterly approach was used to lay...
The Romulan Woman
The Romulan Woman was wheel thrown in porcelain then altered. The work was inspired by an episode of the Original Trek series entitled "The Enterprise Incident". The episode features a female villa...
- Robert Barber
- Carol L Bendell
- Darcy Borg
- Sally Borg
- Kimberly Curry-Pieper
- Cindy DiBlasi
- Tim Frazier
- Jules Gallatig
- Timm Gerdman
- Julie Gilbert
- Monika Gloviczki
- Jennifer Golubiewski
- Dean Grissom
- Lynn Gustafson
- Elizabeth Hain
- Robin Hanna
- Julia Harmon
- Dave Hatton
- Eric Hultquist
- Ruta Janiulis
- Jessica Johnson
- Sonja Jones
- Ellen MacEwan
- Arlene Meyer
- MJ Okawa
- Peggy Orbon
- Emeralda Piza
- Cheryl Prather
- Rich Roberts
- Roberto Ruiz
- Allison Shock
- Cindy Snider
- Jan Stiles
- Margaret Sullivan
- Tamara Swindler
- Shelly Taylor
- Loretta Tedeschi-Cuoco
About the Artist
Kimberly Curry-Pieper
Ceramics / Porcelain
Kimberly was born in Pennsylvania and grew up in central New York. After high school he attended the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City and worked in the fashion industry designing clothing accessories and custom bridalwear. She took a break from fashion after closing her bridal design business.
She moved to Phoenix in 2001 and decided to complete her Bachelor of Fine Arts at Arizona State University. While taking classes she discovered ceramics and fell in love with the medium. Since graduating in 2010 her creative process has evolved and mixes wheel throwing and hand building. Her use of glazes and atmospheric firing creates lively and spontaneous surfaces that complement her sculptural forms.
Kimberly Curry-Pieper at ceramicartsnetwork.org
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