FLYING CUP CLAY
Functional, Decorative, Sculptural CERAMICS.
Ceramic Artist, Randy Au has been a studio artist since 1987 when he established the Flying Cup Clay studio. His "Vegetable Series" of vessels combine the whimsy of natural slipcasted forms with the opulence of colorful and lustrous painterly glaze decoration. He participated in the emergence of the Santa Ana Artists' Village project in the early and mid. 90's and is presently the ceramics teacher and Assistant Director of the Visual Arts Conservatory at the Orange County High School of the Arts in Santa Ana since 2002.
Gingerly Wading Forward (teapot #3)
Can you believe 2009 is going by so fast !!!
Thanks for visiting my site. If you are interested in my work please email me for price list and terms. You are welcome to contact me or one of the many galleries that have carried my work (or ask them why they are not!). My work ranges from $50 for cups and small items to teapots from $150-$1000. Everything is handmade by me.If you know of any good Galleries or Fine Art and Craft shows happening in your area that you think my work would fit in, please let me know (flyingcupclay@msn.com) what the show is, when, where and who to contact. I could be in your area soon! My goal for 2009 is to increase my show, gallery, and art competition involvment.
Here are a few of my past and upcoming shows and workshops.
PAST-Panel/Workshop: Secrets of the Craft Business March 28, 2009; Saturday Meeting of the Bead Society of Orange County: Ilene Sirota, Randy Au, and Shirley Price talk about the Craft Business from retail, wholesale, and community involvment perspectives. Meeting and panel talk 10:30am-12:30pm. Workshop 1:30-4pm.
The event was great and lots of fun. Thanks to Ilene Sirota for putting this together and to Shirley Price who also presented, and to the Bead Society of OC and Bowers Museum for hosting. Lots of great information was shared.
PAST-Art Show: Floral Park Home & Garden Tour April 25-26, 2009; Saturday & Sunday
The Floral Park Neighborhood will be hosting its 17th annual Home and Garden Tour, April 25-26, 2009, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Whether experiencing a stroll through the beautiful vintage homes and gardens, searching for treasures at the Antique & Collectables Sale, viewing the Classic Automobile Display, or enjoying a snack at the food and drink concessions, you will surely leave the Floral Park Home & Garden Tour with nostalgic memories of a day well spent.
PAST-Art Show: Talmadge Show May 3, 2009; Sunday 10am-4pm; Spring Art show in San Diego, Hillcreast district at the San Diego Women's Club
PAST-Art Show: Patchwork: indie arts and crafts festival May 17, 2009; Sunday check link for place and time; Arts and Crafts show held at the corner of Main & Buffalo streets in Santa Ana (map quest 2202 N. Main street, Santa Ana, CA. 92706).
PAST-Art Show: Irvine Studio Arts Festival June 6, 2009 9am-5pm at the Irvine Fine Arts Center.
PAST-Art Show: All Cups: McGroarty Arts Center June 8-27, 2009 Opening reception June 6, 2009. Lots of Cups from local Southern California artists and more.
PAST-Art Show: Ojai Pottery Show June 13-14, 2009 9am-6pm: Ventura Potters Guild event in Libbey Park at the Ojai Music Festival in Ojai California.
NEXT-Art Show: Clay in California 2009 at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center July 12- Sept. 27, 2009 Opening reception July 12, 2009 from 12noon-3pm. This is the fourth in an annual summer exhibition guest curated by Vincent Suez. The 2009 edition includes work by Randy Au, Joanne Hayakawa, Marcus Villagran, Richard White, and Vincent Suez.
Event: Orange County Fair July 10- August 9, 2009 (closed Monday and Tuesday)
The OC Fair theme for 2009 is "Think Big!", well you know what that means. I want to make a 5 foot tall pot!
Don't miss our OPEN HOUSE at the Santora Building.
This July 4, 2009 from 7-10 PM. Go to the Santora page for directions! You never know what you will see, hear, experience at the first Saturday of the Month Artists Village Open House. So come and find out!
Click on the Santora Building link for more information about the OPEN HOUSE.
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