Serapio Medrano is a Mexican ceramicist living in Tonala near Guadalajara.
Serapio is the son of Candelario Medrano, a famous ceramicist from the 1970s. Candelario was a pipe-maker who began making sculptures out of the clay he was using.
These pictures of his dad hang in his room.
Two of his sculptures in the El Nual Gallery at Casa De Los Flores Bed and Breakfast.
Some of his brightly colored creations.
Serapio’s painting table.
Serapio gives us a tour of his home and studio.
Serapio working in his open-air studio.
Art that hangs in his studio.
Serapio and his wood-fired, brick kiln.
Serapio outside his home and studio.
One of his sculptures in our shop, Hello! Good Morning! in Portland, Oregon.
Tonala, Guadalajara, Mexico.
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Very happy to know about this.
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found this today while searching on Serapio’s name – we just met him and bought his yellow chicken ark at the Premio Nacional de Ceramica the other day in Tlaquepaque. I have work by his Dad and by him when he was much younger and was very glad to meet him. Thanks for your photos and notes.
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Wow that’s great! Want to share some pictures? I’d love to see the work you have by them.
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