Wide Serving Bowl
Joe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 3.5 ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald grew up in northeast Iowa where he discovered handmade pottery. He first studied ceramics at the University of Wisconsin–Rivers Falls and received an MFA from Utah State University. Singewald’s utilitarian vessels have been in multiple exhibitions throughout the country, including NCECA Clay National, Strictly Functional Pottery National and Utilitarian Clay—Celebrate the Object. Singewald was a 2015 recipient of a Jerome Ceramic Artist Project Grant, facilitated by Northern Clay Center. He currently is the Art Department Studio Technician at the College of Saint Benedict and St. John’s University in Collegeville, MN.
Joe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 3.5 ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 1.5 ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 1.5 ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 0.75...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 0.75...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 3 x ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 3 x ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 3 x ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 3 x ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 3 x ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 4 x ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 4 x ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 3.5 ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 3.5 ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 3.5 ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 3.5 ...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. It measures approximately 2.25...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. This piece is made of stonewar...
View full detailsJoe Singewald's approach to his surface treatments and forms create a sense of simultaneous modernity and tradition. This piece is made of stonewar...
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