Ceramic Artist, Randy Au, established the Flying Cup Clay studio in 1987. His "Vegetable Series" of vessels combine the whimsy of slipcasted natural forms with the opulence of colorful and lustrous painterly glaze decoration.
He participated in the emergence of the Santa Ana Artists' Village project in the early and mid. 90's and has been ceramics teacher and Assistant Director of the Visual Arts Conservatory at the Orange County High School of the Arts in Santa Ana since 2002.
Visit MY BLOG to see the most recent things I have been doing.
CLASSES: Muddy's Studio: Night Ceramics Studio/Class
Thursday, NEW CLASS starts November 3, 2011
From 6:30pm-9:30pm at Muddy's Studio. This is an ongoing Thursday Night class (this time 6 class Nov/Dec.). You can join at any time. See link for more specific details.
Art Show: Clay Today: A Re-Visit"
Exhibition runs November 2-23, 2011
. Gallery open: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 12noon-4pm; Thursday evenings 4-8pm.
In 1995 the Saddleback College Art Gallery presented "Clay Today; Contemporary Orange County Ceramics" which featured the works of 14 professional ceramic artists and educators who resided in our own backyard in Orange County. Scott Young, curator and associate faculty ceramics instructor at Saddleback College has invited back some of the original artists from the 1995 show.
Randy Au, Patrick Crabb, Monica Dunham. Marsha Judd, Julia Klemek, Walter Reiss, and Fred Stodder. New artists include: Marlo Bartels, Susan Elizalde, Bill Henke, Kevin Myers, Susie Rubenstein, and Karen Thayer.
Art Show: Talmadge; San Diego
sunday; November 20, 2011
From 10am-4pm; NEW LOCATION: NTC Liberty Station (Promenade-Event Center), 2875 Dewey, San Diego, CA. 92106-6009. Go south on 5 Fwy, exist #20 just before the 8 Fwy, Stay to the right side and it will curve and merge with Rosecrans St., go to Dewey turn left. Buildings are on Dewey just past Truxtun Rd.
Art Show: Patchwork; Santa Ana
November 27, 2011
From 10am-4pm on Buffalo (between Main and Sycamore streets, and just up the street from Bowers Museum). This is the original Patchwork Show and still the best DIY handmade stuff around!
