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1940 Born Toledo, Ohio
2007Died Texas
EDUCATION
—San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, California
1963 BFA Creative Arts, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
1965 MFA Sculpture and Drawing, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
1967 MA Ceramics and Art History, Denver University, Denver, Colorado
PRIMARY WORK EXPERIENCE
1967-1970 Assistant Professor, Ceramics and Sculpture, Odessa College,
1974-1976 Associate Professor, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas
1978-2005 Professor Ceramics/Sculpture, University of Texas, San Antonio, Texas
Steve Reynolds spent his career making ceramics that pushed the boundaries between art and craft. He often used traditional functional forms to create a non-functional sculpture.
Reynolds worked in series as he explored the possibilities of a form, these series included cups and saucers and what he called kettle pots.
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Lee, Catherine. Steve Reynolds: Serial Investigations in Sculpture. San Antonia, TX: University of Texas.
Nigrosh, Leon. Low Fire: Other Ways to Work in Clay. Worcester MA: Davis Publications, 1980.
Speight, Charlotte. Hands in Clay. Sherman Oaks, CA: Alfred Publishing Company, 1983.
Whitney, K. "Steve Reynolds: Off the Wall". Ceramics Monthly 58 no.3 (2010).
Whitney, Kathleen. "Steve Reynolds (1940-2007): Negative capability". Ceramics Art and Perception 99 (2015).
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