Lichman | The Marks Project

Brenda Lichman is known for functional work, often created in sets that allow her to explore the relationships between pieces. Her porcelain forms are thrown and altered and then coated with a thick layer of porcelain slip which adds the element of texture. The pieces are often fired in a soda kiln in which case Lichman sprays the work with flashing slips to encourage areas of ?flash? or orange surface blush.

2010

Present

Adjunct Lecturer/Graduate Faculty, Wichita State University, Wichita, Kansas

2003

2005

Instructional Associate & Ceramic Technician, Eastfield College, Mesquite, Texas

2005

2010

Ceramic Lab Technician, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas

2006

2010

Adjunct Lecturer, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas

Baylor University Ceramic Collection, Waco, Texas

Eastfield College Library Collection, Mesquite, Texas

Mercer University Art Collection, Macon, Georgia

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“2015 Strictly Functional Pottery National.” Clay Times 21, (2015).

“Focus: Emerging Artists.” Ceramics Monthly (May 2009).

Lawton, Jim. 500 Teapots 2: Contemporary Explorations of a Timeless Design. Asheville, NC: Lark Books, 2013.

Lichman, Brenda. “Balance and Versatility.” Ceramics Monthly 62, no.10 (December 2014).

Mills, Maureen. Surface Design for Ceramics. Asheville, NC Lark Books, 2008.

“The Gallery.” Clay Times (July/August 2007).

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rosenfieldcollection.com
Dallas, Texas

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Make your mark — support TMP!

Brenda Lichman

Typical Marks

Other

rosenfieldcollection.comDallas, Texas

Take your place among TMP artists

rosenfieldcollection.com
Dallas, Texas