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Investigating the use and meaning of form in ceramics. [thesis]. Emma Farrell.

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Farrell, Emma

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TextPublication details: Limerick : Limerick School of Art and Design/ LIT./ ; 2014.Description: 35p. : ill (some col) . : 30cmSubject(s):

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Thesis Ceramics 14/05

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This essay will discuss my investigation and interpretation of the notion of functionality. I intend to explore how functional forms may be used for purely functional purposes, but also as a means of expressive intent. Looking at different artists from the past, we see a great variety of perception when dealing with function.

Dissertation note: Thesis submitted for B.A. in Ceramic Design 2014.

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Thesis submitted for B.A. in Ceramic Design 2014.

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