Mark Johnson
Mark is Professor Emeritus of Ceramics & Foundation at the Maine College of Art. He received his BFA and MFA degrees from Kent State University. His ceramic work explores the relationship between control and chance that is an important part of the soda firing process. Pottery forms, including vases, jars, teapots, platters, and pouring vessels, are surfaced with glazes that interact with the clay body and the soda kiln atmosphere to create a synthesis of material, form, and process. His artwork has been featured in numerous books and periodicals and has been included in over 200 hundred exhibitions in galleries and museums throughout the United States.
Flower Raft Vase by Mark Johnson
White stoneware soda fired, 14x12x8in, 2021
Long Platter by Mark Johnson
White stoneware soda fired, 15x10x3in, 2021
Tall Vase by Mark Johnson
White stoneware soda fired, 12x6x6in, 2022
Vase by Mark Johnson
White stoneware soda fired, 8x6x6in, 2022
Vase with Brushwork by Mark Johnson
White stoneware soda fired, 9x5x5in, 2022