Barbara & Gordon Broussard Artist Statement
As you can see from my masks I’m influenced by the Native American culture. My masks have been designed to reflect a southwestern motif, not to be mistaken as Native American art. My other works are still evolving from day to day. With clay you can never run out of ideas.

GRB-6150 Ceramic Mask by Gordon Broussard GRB-6165 Ceramic Mask by Gordon Broussard (SOLD) GRB-6176 Ceramic Mask by Gordon Broussard GRB-6179 Ceramic Mask by Gordon Broussard GRB-6188 Ceramic Mask by Gordon Broussard GRB-6195 Ceramic Mask by Gordon Broussard

About Gordon Broussard
I’ve been interested in working with clay since my high school days. It was not until 1995 that I thought of pursuing clay as a way of expressing my artistic ideas and interest.

I attended the Tucson Museum of Art school for three years under the direction of John McNulty. I learned a lot from his beliefs and teachings. I also attended ceramic classes through the Pima Community College also in Tucson Arizona under the direction of Tim Ballingham.

I have no fancy degrees or diplomas, just a love for the versatility of clay and the power of one’s own imagination.

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