
Ceramic sculptures and commissioned works as well as courses and workshops in fine arts in Augsburg

art ceramica Ingrid Häring-Guggenberger
Augsburg (DE)New on Amplifa
About art ceramica
art ceramica is the workshop studio of Augsburg-born master ceramist and freelance ceramic artist Ingrid Häring-Guggenberger. In the studio at Lutzstraße 26, free sculptures and commissioned works in clay and ceramic are created. According to her own account, the starting point of every sculpture is a meditative approach and a blind drawing; the work on the sculpture is understood as a process-oriented flow of intuition and inner language of form. In addition to her artistic work, the studio offers adult courses, children's courses and children's birthday parties as well as seminars and workshops in fine arts, including school projects, teaching in all-day classes and work with people with disabilities. Clients and cooperation partners include the children's and youth art school Palette, the University of Augsburg and the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, where Ingrid Häring-Guggenberger serves as a lecturer in art education.
- Site
- Augsburg
- Processes
- Commissioned works, free sculptures, adult courses, children's courses, children's birthday parties, seminars and workshops in fine arts, teaching in all-day classes, work with people with disabilities
- Materials
- Clay/Ceramic
- Industries
- Ceramic/arts and crafts, Art education
- 01
Blind drawing as design basis
- 02
Sculptural design in clay
- 03
Commissioned works and course offerings
Materials and Processes
Clay/Ceramic
Basic material for the studio's free sculptures and commissioned works.
Locations
Augsburg
DEWorkshop studio
- Materials
- Clay/Ceramic
Works and Objects

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History
- 1955
Birth in Augsburg
- 2013
Lecturer in art education at the University of Augsburg (until 2017)
- 2017
Lecturer in art education at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt
- 2018
Contribution 'from the blind drawing to the sculpture' in the book 'Gestalten mit Ton' (Petia Knebel, Haupt Verlag)