| Ron Ehrlich’s paintings combine American action painting with the
Japanese aesthetic of wood-fired Bizen ceramics. His application
methods include throwing, pouring, brushing, scumbling and glazing. To
achieve his surfaces, some glistening and others matte, he mixes
recipes of oil, wax, lacquer, shellac, porcelain dust, and marble dust;
and then turns a blowtorch on some areas to fuse the materials into a
lustrous glazed finish. The goal is to have resulting canvases,
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