Walter O'Neill, contemporary ceramics and fresco
Artist directory :: Walter O'Neill, contemporary ceramics and fresco Walter O'Neill creates modern sculpture ceramics and pottery and paints in fresco
About
CERAMIC SCULPTURE Walter O'Neill has been a painter for over 30 years and renewed his interest in sculpture three years ago. Ceramic sculpture is now his primary studio art acitivity. He teaches clay hand-building for Broward Public Schools adult education porgram in Oakland Park.
FRESCO An image of my fresco is featured in the 3rd edition of "Gateways to Art "the leading art appreciation textbook used in colleges and advanced placement art history courses. Published by Thames &Hudson. (fall 2018)
Walter O'Neill paints in the traditional technique of buon fresco as well as oil paint. He paints portable, easel-size frescoes on a variety of support surfaces and has created fresco murals in New York, Maine, and California. His has been painting and...
Galleries
 | | In these ceramic sculpture I employ dry pigment, graphite,and waxes to infuse the surface with color. All works are table top sized sculpture, maximum 15" tall, Contemporary, abstract, sculpture, pottery, |
 | | My ceramic sculpture use the vessel form of vase, bowl, or cup form as the foundation for expressive contemporary sculpture. I explore working with different clay bodies and glaze application. |
 | | ceramic sculpture using the helmet as a form for expression |
 | | glazed ceramic wall relief sculpture |
 | | small glazed ceramic vessels with lid |
 | | 17 items |
 | | true frescoes created on portable surfaces and example of a mural painted in a private home |
 | | 8 items |
 | | watercolor drawings |
 | | fresco room commissioned Ruth White, Pacific Palisades, California |
 | | 14 items |
Blog
surrealism - a gallery talkOn Friday, Feb. 8, Walter will be presenting a gallery talk on "surrealism" at the Morgan Library and Museum, please contact for information and registration www.sidetour.comnew exhibit
opening Friday, January 18, 5-8pm
Walter' start of a blog
Just joined zhibit and found it remarkably easy to create a website! Now i have to get better photos of the artwork and download images of frescoes and works on paper. While i am looking for a new studio this has been a good way to spend time.
