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INGRID KLEIN ROSKIN was born in the Netherlands. She survived the Holocaust as a "hidden child" and moved to Miami, Florida, in 1953, where she still resides. Ingrid's powerful ceramic pieces are her personal responses to her life experiences and feelings. Clay is the medium that provides her inspiration for creative expression and exploration. Her formal studies in clay began in 1974, and she has enjoyed an ever-widening reputation as an award-winning and well-exhibited ceramist. Ingrid proudly says "My mosaics are all hand made. I start with lots of imagination and a 25 pound bag of clay, then finish them with lots of love and colorful glazes."
Republic Bank of New York Fairchild Gardens' Annual Ramble Temple Beth El of Boca Raton - Juried Show Metropolitan Museum & Art Center, Coral Gables, Florida North Miami Museum & Art Center in North Miami Ceramic League of Miami Juried Shows Represented in Private Collections Throughout the USA
WPBT Channel 2 Auctions Clay Category Temple Beth El of Boca Raton Juried Shows at the Ceramic League of Miami
Advanced Ceramic Sculpture with Juanita May, Coconut Grove, Florida Advanced Studies at Bass Museum, Miami Beach, Florida Metropolitan Museum and Art Center, Coral Gables, Florida North Miami Museum Ceramic League of Miami
Nancy Selvin, Decatur, Georgia Lana Wilson, California Peter Voulkos, California Jim Kempes, Ghost Ranch, New Mexico David Greenbaum, Florida Firuse Stalcup, Sedona, Arizona Mary Kay Botkins, Ashville, North Carolina Don Reitz Workshop, Armory, West Palm Beach, Florida |
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