American Craft Magazine Review

Bruce Dehnert. A terrific review of "Simon Leach's Pottery Handbook."  August 2013 issue of American Craft Magazine. By Julie K. Hanus.

"Simon Leach's Pottery Handbook"

Two Days at Simon Leach's House by Liana Allday

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Publishers Weekly

Review of "Simon Leach Pottery Handbook."

4/15/2013

Ingot (detail)

Bruce Dehnert. "Ingot."  Porcelain, Shino, Wood-fired. 2013. Exhibition, "Endless Variations" at Lone Star College in Houston, Texas.

Simon Leach's Studio Pottery Handbook

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"Form To Form"

Form To Form is a project that combines the making of pots with poetry and was published by The Studio Potter Magazine's Archives. The publication was edited and organized by Malinda Bender and Jack Troy. 

GT2400's

Bruce Dehnert.  "GT2400's."  Porcelain.  Flashing slip.  Glazes.  Wood-fired.

GT2400's

Bruce Dehnert.  "GT2400's."  Porcelain.  Flashing slip.  Glaze.  Wood-fired.

Teapot

   Bruce Dehnert. "Teapot."  Porcelain. Flashing slip and Glaze.  Wood-fired.

Shot Cups

                      Bruce Dehnert.  "Shot Cups."  Porcelain. Glaze. Wood-fired.

Ewer

                         Bruce Dehnert. "Ewer."  Porcelain. Glaze. Wood-fired.

Ewer

Bruce Dehnert. "Ewer"  Porcelain. Glazed interior. Wood-fired.

"Ingot"





















Bruce Dehnert.  "Ingot" 3x10x10 in. Woodfired porcelain,glaze.


Revisiting Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts

Shot Service

Bruce Dehnert. "Shot Service." Stoneware claybody produced in North Carolina by Takuro Shibata. Wood-fired. Pink shino. Wood tray by Ellie Richards.

Shot Service

Bruce Dehnert. "Shot Service." Stoneware. Wood-fired. Pink shino. Wood tray by Ellie Richards.

Shot Service

Bruce Dehnert. "Shot Service."  Stoneware. Wood-fired. Pink shino. Wood tray by Ellie Richards.

Garden Pots

                                       

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CLAYBODIES:REINTERPRETING THE FIGURE
Hildreth York

CLAYBODIES: REINTERPRETING THE FIGURE

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Bruce Dehnert. "Gethsemane"  Porcelain. Glaze.

Untitled Until

Bruce Dehnert. "Untitled."  Earthenware. Woodfired. 26" X 12" X 11"

Epitaxy

Bruce Dehnert. "Epitaxy." Porcelain. Glazed interior. Anagama-fired.

Terra Macina

Bruce Dehnert. "Canopy" Earthenware. Steel. Rubber. Glaze. 33" x 13" x 16"

Terra Macina

Bruce Dehnert. "Hippo" Earthenware. Steel. Rubber. 30"x11"x9"

Bowl

Bruce Dehnert. "Bowl" Porcelain. Flashing Slip. Glazes. Woodfired Soda. Oxidation.

Tug

Bruce Dehnert. "Tug" Porcelain. Flashing Slip. Glazes. Woodfired.

Pink Polka Dot GT

Bruce Dehnert. "Pink Polka Dot GT" Porcelain. Slip. Pink Shino Glaze. Woodfired.

Kiln

Bruce Dehnert.Single Chamber Woodfired Kiln. 38 cubic feet. 2 Fireboxes. Swingdoor closure. USA.

GT2400

Bruce Dehnert. "GT2400's" Porcelain. Slips/Glazes. Woodfired.

"Saint They"

Bruce Dehnert. "Saint They." 72" x 27" x 22". Earthenware, Huntley Brick Clay, Primo Porcelain, Slips and Glazes. Sandblasted. Steel. Waikato Museum. Hamilton, New Zealand.

Cone Ten and descending

A New Zealand eye-view of Ceramics

2011 Award

Reflections on New Zealand Ceramics

WAICLAY 2011

GT2400's

Bruce Dehnert. "GT2400's" Porcelain. Woodfired at Chris Gustin's Anagama. 2010. Watershed Benefit Auction.

"Rawlins"

"I don't know. It was my first game. Kinda freaked...walkin' up this wet, concrete ramp. I think it had just rained one of those early spring rains. Maybe I could see my breath in the tunnel. The white tiles on the walls were clean and there was the smell of Pine Sol and it knocked me out of my thoughts a bit 'cause it smelled real, where nothin' else was."

"What else?" I asked.

"Don't know what I was expectin', but as the field came into view, that soap smell just sorta mixed into hotdog, you know...and I remember to this day wonderin' where I was? And my shoes so tight and forearm's frozen stiff and I'm lookin' around and honest to god I didn't see no people...'cept some kids, boys mostly, hangin' over the green infield wall, and some old Black guy in a white, starched shirt sweepin' some stairs down 'long the right field line. And I'm thinkin', as the sound of a whole jumble of metal cleats is startin' to occur to my ears, "...where are all the fuckin' people?""

"Really?"

"Mmmh...yep. I thought the place'd be packed."

There it was. He paused, and was looking just past me as if recognizing some thing in the distance, and all of a sudden, in a split second, a train was upon the house with such fury that the translucent curtains holding back the August sun blew inward as the air in the room seemed to be sucked away in a vacuum. We sat, chained by the monstrous noise.

At one point, he turned his head lethargically toward a glass of brackish water vibrating on the table nearby, but seemed too paralyzed by the endless roar to do anything about it.

Finally, the train was gone as inexplainably as it had arrived, leaving behind the sound of something steel hitting something else steel, then drifting off methodically, gradually until pretty much disappeared and we could talk again. The curtains rested as I fought the urge to look around his quiet room to see if anything else had moved.

I'd forgotten what I'd come to ask.

GT2400's

Bruce Dehnert. "GT2400's" Porcelain. Micro-chrystaline Glazes. Flashing slips. Woodfired.

Untitled

Bruce Dehnert. "Untitled"
47" x 36" x 18"
Stoneware
Reduction fired
Private Collection: Auckland. New Zealand.

Red Room

Bruce Dehnert
'Red Room' Detail
The New Dowse Museum. Wellington. New Zealand.

“Towards the end of the day the clouds opened up and it began to snow heavily and unexpectedly. I remember looking at some blossoms nearby. They appeared to be of a tropical origin and were strikingly beautiful under a growing mantle of fresh snow. The entire scene seemed to be surreal, ironic, contradictory and quintessentially New Zealand.”

"Ishmael Sent Away"

Bruce Dehnert. "Ishmael Sent Away." 72" x 37" x 12" Earthenware. Steel. Glazes. Sandblasted.

"Ingot"

Bruce Dehnert. "Ingot" 12" x 8" x 3.5" Anagama fired. Porcelain. Glaze.

"Cruet"

Bruce Dehnert. "Cruet" 7" x 5" x 4". Anagama fired. Porcelain. Glaze.

"Auger"

Bruce Dehnert. "Auger". 6" x 6" x 3". Porcelain. Anagama fired. Glaze.

"Tiger Lily"

Bruce Dehnert. "Tiger Lily" Ewer. 10" x 9" x 6". Porcelain. Woodfired. Flashing slip and glazes.

"Moby Dick"

Bruce Dehnert. "Moby Dick". Ewer. 11" X 9" X 6". Porcelain, woodfired, flashing slip and glazes.

Bruce Dehnert Lecture

Lecture At Chatham Historical Society

Bruce Dehnert. Lecture on Chinese Export Porcelain in the collection of Chatham Historical Society. September 18th, 2010.