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Title:: Under the Influence.
Source:: Ceramics Monthly; Jun/Jul2006, Vol. 54 Issue 6, p24-24, 1/4p, 2c
Document Type:: Article
Subject Terms:: SCULPTURE -- Exhibitions
Geographic Terms:: PASADENA (Calif.)
CALIFORNIA
People:: SOLDNER, Paul
COQUIA, James
Abstract:: The article announces the exhibition Under the Influence, featuring the sculpture of Paul Soldner and James Coquia in Pasadena, California. Since 1999, the production and firing of many of Soldner's pieces has been facilitated with the assistance of Coquia, Soldner's junior by 51 years. Coquia cites his involvement with Soldner as sparking new conceptual and technical initiatives in his own creative development.
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Accession Number:: 21047098
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Under the Influence

"Under the Influence," an exhibition of new works by Paul Soldner and James Coquia, is being exhibited through June 24 at the Xiem Clay Center Gallery (www.xiemclaycenter.com) in Pasadena, California. Since 1999, the production and firing of many of Soldner's pieces has been facilitated with the assistance of Coquia, Soldner's junior by 51 years. Coquia cites his involvement with Soldner as sparking new conceptual and technical initiatives in his own creative development. The title of the exhibition, conceived by Kirk Delman, curator of the Marer Collection at Scripps College and close friend of both artists, salutes and satirizes the relationship of Soldner and Coquia.

PHOTO (COLOR): Left: Paul Soldner's vessel, 16 in. (40 cm) in height, thrown and assembled low-fire clay, salt fired.

PHOTO (COLOR): Right: James Coquia's "Dicephalopod," 17 1/2 in. (44 cm) in height, handbuilt earthenware with copper oxide and terra sigillata; at Xiem Clay Center, Pasadena, California.

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