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Funk Ceramics

The FrogWorld

Papier-Mâché

Other Works on Paper

Food & Planets

Plexiglas

Shadow Boxes

Vital Statistics

Calendar

Gallery

 

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David Gilhooly

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David Gilhooly is a well-known sculptor, who is recognized primarily for his ceramic sculptures of animals, food, planets and the FrogWorld (This is not a typo.).  A graduate of the University of California at Davis (BA, 1965 MA, 1967), Gilhooly along with his peers, working in TB-9 (temporary building 9) were what was later to be coined the Funk Ceramic Movement of the San Francisco Bay Area. In 1982, Gilhooly started exploring the media of Plexiglas, but still produced a multitude of ceramic pieces.  In 1996 he finally gave up clay completely to work on what Gilhooly calls the shadow boxes, which are a much evolved form of the Plexiglas pieces.  The "peep shows", as others have called them, are reminiscent of the works of Joseph Cornell. 

Since getting a computer and having access to e-mail, David Gilhooly has been asked by many people about his work. This site seemed the most efficient way of dispersing the information. If you still have questions concerning the work please feel free to e-mail David. He's been known to sulk when he doesn't get any mail.

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We also have text only pages for those who wonder why their typewriters are connected to their television sets and feel more comfortable with hard copy. You can ask a friend to help you. These pages were designed to be easy on printer ink. A link back to the site has been provided at the bottom of each page to avoid orphan pages. And as soon as I can get it together I'll try to get a slide show up of the FrogFood that will hopefully not crash anybody's computer.

All questions about the content of this site including technical questions about firings, clay formulas, technique, etc. should be directed to David Gilhooly. Also, if you're viewing this site from off-planet David wants to know about it!

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Last revised December 3, 1999

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