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You and It #4

Form
2005 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Anders Ruhwald graduated from the Royal Colelge of Art in London in 2005. He currently lives and works at Cranbrook Academy of Art outside of Detroit, USA. He has had more than 20 solo exhibitions in teh last ten years in museums and galleries around the world. He has also won numerous prestigeous awards for his contribution to contemporary ceramics.
This piece 'You and I #4' is from the exhibition Frictions, first displayed in Rowlandcontemporary, Chicago, USA, 2005. The white glazed form froma distance seems to float in mid air, until further inspection finds its sitting atop these tall slim yellow fiberglass legs. The Danish-born Ruhwald makes art that is "a meditation on utility, the history of ceramics and object-hood", creating ceramic forms that focus largely on the perception of the domestic object, evoking a dream-like scenario around these obejcts.

Object details

Category
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 4 parts.

  • Form
  • Rod
  • Rod
  • Rod
TitleYou and It #4 (assigned by artist)
Materials and techniques
Brief description
'You and It #4', glazed stoneware from sat on three fibreglass legs, Anders Ruhwald, Wisconsin, 2005
Physical description
Stoneware form covered in a white glaze sitting atop three yellow fiberglass legs
Credit line
Given to the V&A as Winner of the Sotheby's Award at COLLECT 2007
Object history
Shown by Drud and Køppe Gallery at Collect 2007. Gifted to the V&A as Winner of the Sotheby's Award.
Summary
Anders Ruhwald graduated from the Royal Colelge of Art in London in 2005. He currently lives and works at Cranbrook Academy of Art outside of Detroit, USA. He has had more than 20 solo exhibitions in teh last ten years in museums and galleries around the world. He has also won numerous prestigeous awards for his contribution to contemporary ceramics.
This piece 'You and I #4' is from the exhibition Frictions, first displayed in Rowlandcontemporary, Chicago, USA, 2005. The white glazed form froma distance seems to float in mid air, until further inspection finds its sitting atop these tall slim yellow fiberglass legs. The Danish-born Ruhwald makes art that is "a meditation on utility, the history of ceramics and object-hood", creating ceramic forms that focus largely on the perception of the domestic object, evoking a dream-like scenario around these obejcts.

Bibliographic reference
[Anders Ruhwald]. Sheboygan: John Michael Kohler Arts Center, 2005.
Collection
Accession number
C.95:1 to 4-2007

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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