Paul S. Briggs
Cell Persona, Womb
From the Cell Personae Series
8.50h x 7.50w x 6d in
PSB097
$ 3,500.00
Paul S. Briggs
Transmute I, 2022
Black Glazed Stoneware
6.50h x 4w x 4d in
PSB076
$ 1,200.00
Paul S. Briggs
Krater, 2022
White Glazed
11.50h x 10.80w in
PSB055
$ 2,500.00
Paul S. Briggs
Ivy Vase, 2022
White Glazed, Black Clay
10h x 7w x 7d in
PSB057
$ 1,800.00
Paul S. Briggs
Clover Vase, 2022
White Glazed
6.30h x 4.20w in
PSB058
$ 750.00
Paul S. Briggs
Black Orchid, 2022
Black Clay, Glazed Interior
5.50h x 6w x 5.50d in
PSB069
$ 900.00
Paul S. Briggs
Pedestal Vase, 2021
Unglazed
11h x 8.50w x 8.50d in
PSB067
$ 1,800.00
Paul S. Briggs
Windflower (Leaf Pinch), 2022
Black clay, Unglazed
10h x 7.50w in
PSB087
$ 2,800.00
Paul S. Briggs
Black Windflower I (Wild Style Tilted), 2022
Cone 6 Oxidation, Unglazed, pinch-formed
11h x 10.50w x 8.50d in
PSB046
$ 2,800.00
Paul S. Briggs
A Hill To Climb II (In Tribute to Amanda Gorman), 2021
15.75h x 7.50w x 9d in
PSB041
SOLD
Paul S. Briggs
Hypostasis I, 2012
Glazed Stoneware
7.50h x 6.75w x 7d in
PSB070
$ 4,500.00
Paul S. Briggs
Windflower (Wild Style), 2021
Unglazed
8h x 9.50w x 8d in
PSB065
$ 2,400.00
Paul S. Briggs
Hypostasis III, 2012
Glazed Stoneware
13.50h x 11.50w x 8d in
PSB071
$ 6,500.00
Paul S. Briggs
"Hyperbole" Knot Story Series, 2021
Glazed Ceramic
18.25h x 15.25w x 6d in
PSB095
$ 10,500.00
Paul Briggs grew up in the Hudson Valley of Newburgh, NY taking his first ceramics class in 9th grade. He eventually landed at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. Paul is an artist-teacher with balanced training in Ceramics, Sculpture, and Education. He earned an MFA from the Massachusetts College of Art, an MSED from Alfred University and a PhD in Art Education/Educational Theory and Policy from the Pennsylvania State University. He has taught at all educational levels and in various contexts including the Penland and Haystack Schools of Craft. Recently he was awarded a South Eastern Minnesota Arts Council Grant for the installation, Cell Persona: The Impact of Incarceration on Black Lives. Paul is an Artist in Residence at the Harvard Ceramics Program and an Associate Professor of Art Education at MassArt.
