Podcast appearances and mentions of tim kowalczyk

Opening night of the Cup Show at Abel Contemporary Gallery interviews. Guests Brian Kluge, Kate Marotz, and Tim Kowalczyk talk about their work.

Tim Kowalczyk is back. Tim has been on The Potters Cast a few times over the years. This time he is back to talk about the importance of social media.  http://ThePottersCast.com/1085

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In this episode, we interview Tim Kowalczyk, a high school art teacher and potter who shares his unique journey in ceramics and his unconventional inspiration - trash. Tim talks about his evolution as an artist, balancing his responsibilities as a teacher and potter, and provides insights into time management. He also shares advice on starting a pottery business and discovering your own unique pottery style. We also provide a resource with a list of 53 themes to help artists define their pottery style. This episode is not just a conversation but a masterclass in pottery, creativity, and life. You can learn more about Tim by checking out his instagram @timsceramics Top 3 value bombs: 1. Creative Inspiration: Tim Kowalczyk's unique approach to pottery, where he draws inspiration from trash and discarded objects, opens up a whole new realm of creative possibilities. He shares the significance of narratives embedded in everyday objects and how they can be transformed into unique pieces of art. This episode emphasizes the importance of unconventional inspiration in creativity and how it can lead to the development of a distinct style. 2. Balancing Professional Roles: As both a full-time high school teacher and a successful potter, Tim Kowalczyk offers valuable insights into managing demanding roles. He shares his experiences on how to balance professional responsibilities while pursuing a passion, underlining the importance of time management, prioritizing tasks, and streamlining processes, including hiring an assistant. 3. Starting Your Pottery Business: This episode offers invaluable advice for artists wanting to monetize their creations. Kowalczyk shares his journey, discussing how he established a thriving pottery business, set appropriate pricing, managed his time, and used social media effectively. He also emphasizes the importance of finding your unique voice in your art and the benefits of experimenting, having fun, and embracing imperfections in your work. and so much more Get your 53 themes by clicking this link shapingyourpottery.com/53themes  

Ryan and Becca are excited to have Tim Kowalczyk from Tims Ceramics on to cover a range of topics and answer a couple listener questions. We chat about selling through galleries, testing new processes, being "academic" with how you talk about your work, taking yourself a little less seriously, artist statements, & applying to shows. We hope you enjoy the discussion and big thanks to Tim for spending so much time with us.-----Find more about Tim's business below-----Instagram - @timsceramicsShop - https://tims-ceramics.myshopify.com/collections/allWebsite - https://timsceramics.com/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5UD4uaoiGKwXI89NyBeGigListener QuestionsOn this episode:- What do you think are the advantages of doing a curated show? Disadvantages? I've been invited to participate in a group show with some other Ceramic artists that I really admire. The show is a little over a month long at a gallery in Portland. After saying yes, I find out that they want 10 pieces, but really they only want 2 pieces to be shown at the gallery, the rest would be only virtual. Of course the gallery wants 50% of all of the 10 pieces. It would be still my responsibility to drop ship the pieces to the customer. I think the shipping fee will be added to the order so I don't have to cough that up too. I already sell pretty much 100% of my work virtual on my own website. Although, I don't always sell out on a shop update. Is doing this show or this type of show really going to give me that much more exposure to give up 50%? I'm in such a quandary! Oh and they want to see pictures of all 10 pieces 3 months before the show. @juliannroush - Have you talked about writing artist statements for submitting work to galleries? I had to do one recently and wasn't sure how to approach it. (Also I am thinking Becca probably hates artist statements.

Ryan and Becca expected this to be a quick episode talking all about slips vs underglazes. Before they get to shop talk, there's plenty of movie talk and ample digressions along the way. We hope you enjoy our antics on this one.Artists mentioned in this episode:Jason Burnett - @jasonbburnett, Graphic Clay bookCatie Miller - @catiemillerceramics Tim Kowalczyk - @timsceramics Amy Brummond - @pinezenpotteryIsla Transfers - @isla_transfersHeidi Fahrenbacher - @bellajoypotteryCurt Hammerly - @hammerlyceramicsForest Ceramic Co - @forestceramiccoSunset Hill Stoneware - @sunsethillstonewareVantiki - @vantikiListener QuestionsSend us questions so we can answer anything you've been thinking about on a future episode. Send those through Instagram @wheeltalkpodcast or email us at wheeltalkpodcast@gmail.com.Support the show on Patreon for as little as $3 per month:https://patreon.com/WheeltalkpodcastFollow us on Instagram:@wheeltalkpodcast@rdceramics@5linespotteryVisit our website:www.wheeltalkpotcast.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Wheeltalkpodcast)

Episode 253: This week Anastasia Sitnikova joins the podcast to talk about her conceptually driven mixed media and installation works that explore the relationship between technology, psychology, and human nature.  Her work was selected by Tim Kowalczyk as one of Studio Breaks Student Annual Competition winners in 2020. Anastasia’s MFA thesis exhibition Ordinary Horrors opens at Gallery 400 at The post Anastasia Sitnikova appeared first on Studio Break.

Episode 245: This week Rebecca Casement joins the podcast to discuss her beautiful mixed media work that distill personal and emotional experiences into abstracted sculptures and installations.  Rebecca’s work was selected as one of Studio Breaks 2020 MFA student competition winners earlier in the year by our juror Tim Kowalczyk. Rebecca Casement      @rmcasement_art on Instagram The post Rebecca Casement appeared first on Studio Break.

The year 2019 was hailed the International Year of the Periodic Table. Western Washington University professors staged a reenactment at the Spark Museum featuring the scientists credited with the creation of the Table of Elements in 1869.    Spark Science was lucky enough to get a few of them into the studio late 2019 to talk about why we are celebrating this scientific tool 150 years later.   Thank you to our guests Dr. Serge Smirnov a biochemist, Dr. Tim Kowalczyk a physical chemist, and Dr. Dietmar Schwarz a biologist.

Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an interview with Mitchell Spain. Through meticulous craftsmanship he makes functional objects that appear to be rusted tin cans and farm detritus that has been stuck in a family barn since the Great Depression. In our interview we talk about addressing environmentalism through satirical imagery, refining a glaze that mimics rust, and how the pandemic has shifted his art practice. Mitchell’s work will be featured in the exhibition Mo Fauxs Part Deux at the Black Book Gallery July 25th 2020 with Brett Kern and Tim Kowalczyk. For more information visit www.blackbookgallery.com. To see examples of his work visit www.mitchellspainceramics.com.   On today’s AMACO community cork board we have the Color Network, a group dedicated to aid in the advancement of people of color in the ceramic arts. Their aim is to assist artists develop, network, and create dialogue, while maintaining a place for resources and mentorship. For more information visit www.thecolornetwork.org or find them on IG at @thecolornetwork.

In the 28th episode the crew sits down with Tim Kowalczyk of Tim's Ceramics and dive into his world of trompe style ceramics. The artist know for creating hyper realistic work that he refers to a garbage breaks down his process to give us an in-depth look at what it take to bring these amazing projects to life. They have a long talk about shrined,age, taking photos of art and making products without artist approval, the difference between a custom toy and a collaboration, Chris learns about Reddit and so much more! IG: @TimsCeramics Website: http://timsceramics.com IG: @UrbanRobotCat Sponsored By: No Love City: www.nolovecity.com Use code UrbanRobotCat at check out to get 10% off Get An UrbanRobotCat T-shirt! http://nolovecity.com/product/urbanrobotcat-podcast-shirt Stickerfied: www.stickerfied.com SD Prints www.SDScreenPrinting.net @SDPrintCo TYO Toys www.TyoToys.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/urbanrobotcat/message

Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an interview with Tim Kowalczyk. His trompe l’oeil ceramic vessels mimic cardboard, Styrofoam, and other normally disposable industrial materials. In our interview we talk about the building process for making trompe l’oeil objects, the symbiotic benefits of being loyal to a gallery, and his web series “Critiquing with Kids.” To find out more about Tim visit www.timsceramics.com.   On today’s AMACO Community Corkboard we have the History of Ceramics Instagram feed. If you need a break from politics and the pandemic you can fill your feed with photographs of ceramic vessels and sculptures from global history. Images are tagged with links to the Metropolitan Museum, Sotheby’s, or other institutions to help you research your favorite genres of historical pottery and sculpture. To join in follow @historyofceramics on Instagram.   Hey Red Clay Rambler fans, we have embarked on our ninth season of the show and to celebrate we are having a spring fund drive. Since the quarantine started, I’ve gotten emails of support about how the podcast helps listeners feel connected to the friends they can’t physically be around. The podcast continues to be a great way to connect with other artists from the comfort and safety of your own home studio. You can support the show with a donation through the Pay Pal donation portal at www.talesofaredclayrambler.com/donate or by making a monthly pledge at patreon.com/redclayrambler. If you join Patreon today you can access perks like t-shirts, water bottles and other podcast swag, as well as having access to the Patreon exclusive Tales from the Vault podcast, which features remastered episodes that are no longer available on major podcast apps. Your donation or pledge will help me reach the goal of raising $3000 for this fund drive. Thanks for listening and stay safe out there.

This week on the Plebeian Podcast is Tim Kowalczyk! Kowalczyk is an incredible ceramicist whose ability to replicate materials and create functional pieces with those materials is really insane. We talk about his beginnings in ceramics, his process, and we talk about bringing a blue collar work ethic to the studio life!

Tim Kowalczyk, Curt Hammerly, and Sean Roberts have all been on the show in the past with their own episodes. Today they have all teamed up to discuss the various approaches to selling pottery through galleries, online, or events. With their backgrounds and approaches, Tim, Curt, and Sean have their own track records that they draw from for this conversation.

In this episode, Tim Kowalczyk, aka timsceramics, aka "the cardboard guy” talks with host Ryan Reich about balancing parenthood and working at home, pro wrestling, movies on VHS and ceramics, amongst other topics. _____________ CLAY is a 4 letter word. A podcast about clay and life and art. A celebration of the process of ceramics and all the failures and life lessons learned through clay and fire. Candid conversations about ceramics, pottery, sculpture, art and life. _____________ Tim Kowalzyk IG: @timsceramicss web: timsceramics.com _____________ Ryan Reich IG: @ryanreichceramics @clayisa4letterword web: ryanreichceramics.com _____________ clayisa4letterword@gmail.com _____________ Audios: C4 theme by Ryan Reich Maggots by GWAR Digital Underground clip from movie Nothing But Trouble --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/clayisa4letterword/message

Tim Kowalczyk joins Studio Break once again to discuss his tromp l'oeil ceramic works which explore garbage and debris along with his tableware forms.

Episode 204:  This week Tim Kowalczyk joins Studio Break once again to discuss his tromp l’oeil ceramic works which explore garbage and debris along with his tableware forms.  Tim has a show entitled Late Last Night that runs Feb 1st-24th at the Peoria Art Guild, in Peoria, IL. Tim Kowalczyk      Black Book Gallery The post Tim Kowalczyk appeared first on Studio Break.

Who gets inspired by a pile of garbage? We found someone, and his art is crazy good! Team Craft Hangout is SUPER excited to hang with trompe-l'œil ceramist, Tim Kowalczyk from Tim's Ceramics. His gorgeous works of art could be mistaken for trash at first glance, but there's more to than meets the eye. He is AMAZING, and we were thrilled to chat process, inspo, ceramics, and his weigh-in for our tribe's name. Check out Tim's Ceramics: http://timsceramics.com/ https://www.instagram.com/timsceramics/   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Oh! And don’t forget to join our tribe! www.crafthangout.com www.instagram.com/crafthangout https://www.facebook.com/crafthangout    

In this episode, we share the work being done by Dr. Tim Kowalczyk at Western Washington University (WWU) in relation to Solar Thermal Fuels.  We break down what this term actually means. We also go back in time and discuss Dr. Kowalcyzk's unconventional path to physical chemistry.   Here is a short clip produced by WWU we refer to at the beginning of the interview.   Music was created by Dr. Tim Kowalczyk (video game music discussed in the interview) Image credit: MCEC  

Introducing Kiln to Kitchen. Kiln to Kitchen is about connecting potters with chefs. With the farm to table movement that is growing in its impact and importance in the food industry, there is another ingredient that needs to be addressed... the plates that the food is served on. The vast majority of restaurants are using mass produced table settings with a complete absence of the maker's hands.  Kiln to Kitchen is going to help to close that gap and shine a light on this issue by connecting potters with chefs which will give the chef's handmade food a handmade table settings.

Tim Kowalczyk did his undergrad at Southern Illinois University Carbondale and majored in Art Education and Ceramics, with a minor Art History. Tim took a year off before attending Illinois State University for Tim's MFA in Ceramics. In 2011 Tim graduated and moved to a small town 30 minutes north of Normal called Minonk, which is where Tim lives and works. 

This week Tim Kowalczyk, Joseph Jenner, and Lauren Turk join the podcast to talk about their exhibition entitled: “Of Clay, Metal, and Fiber” at Joliet Junior College.

Episode 102:  We chat with Tim Kowalczyk, Joseph Jenner, and Lauren Turk about their group exhibition: Of Clay, Metal, and Fiber currently at Joliet Junior College. Tim Kowalczyk      Joseph Jenner      Lauren Turk      Laura A Sprague Gallery      iTunes The post Tim Kowalczyk, Joseph Jenner, Lauren Turk appeared first on Studio Break.

This week Tim Kowalczyk joins the podcast to talk about his ceramic work that includes production pieces as well as sculptural forms.

Episode 50:  Or interview this week is with ceramic and sculpture artist Tim Kowalczyk who recreates ordinary objects, installations, and settings with such meticulous  detail they fool the eye! Tim Kowalczyk            iTunes The post Tim Kowalczyk appeared first on Studio Break.