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Antoinette Badenhorst interviews internationally respected ceramic artist Michael Schwegmann in a thoughtful discussion about functional pottery, craftsmanship, kiln firing, teaching, and artistic growth. Known for his expressive surfaces, wood firing expertise, and dedication to studio pottery, Michael shares insights into creative discipline, clay preparation, form development, and building a lifelong career in ceramics. This inspiring interview explores the philosophy, techniques, and passion behind professional pottery and ceramic education.
Michael Schwegmann is an award winning porcelain artist who came from a heritage of craftsmen.
Through his porcelain clay processes he tells stories about tradesman, their tools and machinery. Empty paint cans become canvasses through which he stages the finished job and the worker. He opens up conversations with his patriotic objects about the US flag and military equipment.
Through his porcelain clay processes he tells stories about tradesman, their tools and machinery. Empty paint cans become canvasses through which he stages the finished job and the worker. He opens up conversations with his patriotic objects about the US flag and military equipment.
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