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Adler, Ted
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Kansas
My work is an interrogation of the fundamental sen
AKAR
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Iowa
Allee, Jake
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Colorado
I employ the ideas of the Gestaltist to arrange an
Allen, Jennifer
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West Virginia
My focus is to express sentiments of beauty and jo
Andersen, Stanley
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North Carolina
I work with earthenware clay and am concerned prim
Anderson, Dan
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Illinois
My artwork, an amalgam of vessel and industrial ar
Anderson, Kurt
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Louisiana
I am generally attracted to the raw and the unrefi
Andersson, Stefan
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Sweden
I work with small, persistent steps. Every piece i
Aquillano, Nicole
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Massachusetts
I am forever influenced by my longing to return to
Arbuckle, Linda
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Florida
The functional vessel as an art object provides pe
Archambeau, Robert
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Canada
"My goal would be to continue developing those asp
Argentina, AJ
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Georgia
I work within a functional format and am informed
Assad, Christa
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California
Making pots provides a few very important things f
Bacopoulos, Posey
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New York
In my work, it is my intention to create pots that
Bagger, Erik
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Denmark
(b. 1949) is originally a goldsmith by trade. Afte
Baker, William
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North Carolina
My current work reflects a careful balance of form
Balistreri, John
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Ohio
The Pottery forms I have selected for this show ar
Balmer, Andy
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Oregon
I've been making pots for 35 years with my wife, P
Barringer, Mary
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Massachusetts
Pots enmesh me in time. Clay’s nature and transfor
Bassion, Kirsten
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Massachusetts
I create functional pottery for daily use. I hope
Bates, Ben
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Illinois
I am interested in the functional format as a real
Beckelman, John
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Iowa
The work, thrown on a potter's wheel, then further
Bivins, Nicholas
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Montana
The ultimate goal of my work is to recover vitalit
Bolton, David
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Illinois
I view my family as my first teachers with their s
Borgeson, Karl
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Wisconsin
My current work takes two overlapping directions.
Bouwkamp, Brooks
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Michigan
It is only natural that I work with crystalline gl
Bowers, Lynn Smiser
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Texas
For thirty years, I have been a professional potte
Boyden & Coleman Collaboration
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USA
The Collaborative Ceramics of Frank Boyden and Tom
Boyden, Frank
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Oregon
ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
1968
Yale Unive
Brant, Jenni
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Nebraska
My understanding of beauty is rooted in my rural m
Branum, Wayne
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Wisconsin
If you happen to fall in love with pots and clay I
Bringle, Cynthia
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North Carolina
Having painted in my early days, I went to the Mem
Briscoe, Robert
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Minnesota
For over 40 years, I have essentially been a potte
Britt, John
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North Carolina
I have been making pottery for over 26 years and s
Brown, Mariko
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Illinois
My fascination with pottery comes from my desire t
Brown, Renee
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Montana
I grew up in Conyers, Georgia playing in the creek
Buck, Lisa
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Minnesota
I grew up in a household that valued working with
Buehler, Cindy
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Missouri
Burd, Chris
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Iowa City
I am fascinated by process, the way it works on me
Burnett, Jason
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Tennessee
The subject matter I explore is "home" and my fasc
Burns, Patricia
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Oregon
I’ve always had an affinity for porcelain. I’m int
Callas, Peter
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New Jersey
My life, together with my art has been a work in p
Campana, Jeff
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Montana
I draw lines by dissecting and immediately reassem
Campbell, Chris
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Texas
The idea of function in the Arts Community is ofte
Carpenter, Kyle
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North Carolina
As a studio potter, I work diligently to make well
Carter, Ben
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Virginia
After extensive travel in Asia and Europe my resea
Ceramic Books
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Cho, Billy
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Iowa
My works are inspired by many disparate things tha
Christen, Victoria
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Oregon
A pot is like a hand shake from the maker to the u
Christianson, Linda
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Minnesota
My daily practice begins with the making of 4 teab
Chung, Sam
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Arizona
A consistent point of departure for my work has be
Clarke, Bede
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Missouri
My goal in making this work has been to create qui
Cleary, Naomi
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Pennsylvania
Dishes hold potential for human connection through
Clemo, A. Blair
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Michigan
My current work is primarily made from both wheel-
Clennell, Sheila
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Ontario
I am drawn to form before surface. The forms are t
Clennell, Tony
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Ontario
My work at it's best is strong, casual, confident
Cobb, Sunshine
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Montana
I want my work in clay to represent growth and acc
Cochenet, Greg
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Connecticut
My work is a creative remnant, much like the agrar
Cochrane, Bruce
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Canada
After 25 years of working in clay, utility continu
Coffin, Nan
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California
As a self-employed potter who works alone, yet enj
Colby, Steven
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Colorado
My studio practice is centered around observation
Cole, Mark
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Nebraska
I make pottery because I want to make purposeful o
Coleman, Elaine
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Nevada
I have been incising porcelain for thirty years an
Coleman, Tom
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Nevada
I’ve been writing artist statements for many years
Connelly, Michael
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Pennsylvania
The physical rhythm of working gives life meaning.
Cooper, Scott
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Indiana
I started making pots as a college student in 1992
Cooter, Dick
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Minnesota
I follow the tradition in which making a pot is a
Copus, Josh
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North Carolina
Josh Copus was raised in a close-knit community of
Corney, Michael
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California
EDUCATION
1983-1985 Master of Fine Arts, Cranbroo
Covington, Julie
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North Carolina
Over the last several years I have been lucky enou
Crane, David
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Virginia
The pottery that I make is guided by a curiosity a
Cuellar, Guillermo
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Minnesota
I fell in love with the potter's wheel and the unp
Curran, Bernadette
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Pennsylvania
The animal has been drawn to make and made to draw
Davis, Israel
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Michigan
The objects that I make are based upon a series of
Davis-Woodard, Charity
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Illinois
As a maker of useful objects I am always in search
DeBuse, Chandra
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Missouri
My functional pottery incorporates narrative image
DeWeese, Josh
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Montana
I am inspired and challenged by the art of pottery
Dewsnap, Susan
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Maine
My recent work has been an investigation into the
Dondero, Maria
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Georgia
I want my work to show a conscious process, an alt
Donnelly, Paul
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Missouri
With the current body of work that I am producing
Duff, Judith
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North Carolina
I will try to speak of the beauty of shapes… They
Dymel, Ashka
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New York
ARTIST STATEMENT
Ashka’s approach to jewelry ma
Eichelberger, David
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North Carolina
Functional qualities, visual rhythms, and exaggera
Emami, Sanam
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Colorado
My pots and tiles are made with a specific intent
Errol, Mark
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Georgia
Using a multitude of techniques including a combin
Evans, Jana
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Arizona
I investigate intimacy which is inherent in handma
Field, Adam
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Colorado
I am fascinated with antique artifacts, the way th
Fielding, Marty
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Florida
The inherent usefulness of pottery has provided a
Fliegel, Shanna
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Montana
Still life images of drawn animals, people, and ot
Fortuna, Delores
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Illinois
Forming function, a dance, often a tug of war betw
Freund, Brett
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Illinois
It is hard to separate from the rat race of contem
Fujii, Yoshi
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Maryland
Yoshitaka Fujii is a resident artist and instructo
Fung, Angela
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United Kingdom
Born in Mozambique, educated in Macau and England,
Gallaspy, Lauren
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Georgia
I want to make work in which conventional hierarch
Galloway, Julia
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Montana
I am interested in pottery that is joyous; objects
Gardner, Nancy
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Illinois
My work is both functional and decorative, bringin
Garretson, Daniel
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Massachusettes
The intersection between ideas and experiences con
Gebben, Willem
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Wisconsin
In my work there are a number of issues which inte
Gentry, Ernest
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Utah
Formal synthesis
Incites visual cues to
Tactile
Gholson, Bruce
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North Carolina
I am always amazed at how classically traditional
Gilbert, Karen
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California
“I am drawn to that which is overlooked.
In obser
Gilliatt, Andrew
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Montana
I design and fabricate objects for domestic use. T
Glick, John
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Michigan
I work extensively with the potter's wheel, where
Godfrey, Steve
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Alaska
There is a tradition in jazz in which a musician e
Goldberg, Scott
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Maine
I see myself as a “classical” potter in the sense
Gossman, Bill
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Minnesota
My medium is clay, or more specifically, stoneware
Gottuso, Jim
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Kentucky
I am very interested in the complete cycle of crea
Gould, Gabrielle
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Florida
The subjects that I use in my jewelry - various an
Graff, Jennifer
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Georgia
For the past few years the majority of my work has
Granatelli, Silvie
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Virginia
A pot has the capacity to give and receive simulta
Greenheck, Ryan
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Pennsylvania
A structured composition is vital within the frame
Griffin, Mel
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Montana
My art practice is essentially a statement of fait
Grover, Martha
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Montana
I seek to enhance the experience of interacting wi
Gulden, Tyler
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Maine
This work follows a tradition of atmospheric firin
Guncheon, Jeanine
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Illinois
I have always been acutely interested in aesthetic
Gustin, Christopher
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Massachusetts
I am interested in pottery that make connections t
Guyot, Julie
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Florida
My work examines a history through photographs and
Halko, Amy
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Texas
Pottery is unique in its proximity to our daily li
Halvorsen, Arthur
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Massachusetts
I make functional pottery for daily use in the hom
Hansen, Kenyon
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Montana
I believe that finely crafted, thoughtfully made p
Hanson, Doug
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Iowa
I believe that most of the elements in an artist’s
Heimann, Sarah
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New Hampshire
My work is primarily thrown. I spend much of my ti
Helke, Mike
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Wisconsin
Any source or experience could be the precursor to
Henneke, Samantha
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North Carolina
Making pottery in the studio is an orchestration o
Hensley, Richard
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Virginia
Having been a potter now for my entire adult life
Hess, Jason
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Arizona
A desire to have objects that fulfill specific pur
Hewitt, Mark
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North Carolina
Although the eminent folklorist, Henry Glassie, de
Higgins, Autumn
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Louisiana
The search for approval causes daily insecurities
Hill, Steven
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Illinois
I simply have to make pots! While making pottery n
Hindes, Chuck
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Washington
My work has two primary inspirations. First, the
Hoffman, Sam
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Oregon
I am interested more in artistic exploration than
Hopkins, Bryan
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New York
Following in the lineage of “fine china” I produce
Host, Meredith
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Missouri
I am a collector of overlooked patterns, patterns
House, Harlan
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Canada
Why junk food images?
For those of you who may
Hunt, Michael / Dalglish, Naomi
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North Carolina
We make our pots using primarily coarse, impure lo
Hunter, Stanton
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California
As my work has progressed, I have moved towards br
Hyleck, Matt
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Maryland
My ceramic works are informed directly by my love
i Design Distribution
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New York
i Design, founded in 2002, set its vision to becom
iittala
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Finland
Leading design company in homeware. Its success is
Ireland, Shawn
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North Carolina
Most of 2012 was spent working for the University
Ishler, Dan
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Washington
My first experiences with clay, watching and feeli
Jabbur, Mike
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Virginia
“…in the long run there results something for whic
Jack, Marlene
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Virginia
Many things influence my work including the long h
Jaeger, Sarah
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Montana
Functional pots cohabit our intimate domestic spac
Jahn, Greg, & Nancy Halter
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Montana
The privilege of being an artist implies ‘living a
Jaszczak, Tom
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Montana
Line and form drive my making. Line accents the ch
Jefferson, Cathi
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Canada
My work is so influenced by the natural beauty tha
Jensen, Ben
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Iowa
I make specific choices in my work in order to mak
Joerling, Nicholas
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North Carolina
Occasionally I describe myself as a hand-builder a
Johnson, Julie
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New York
The search to find a balance between the decorated
Johnson, Samuel
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Minnesota
Recently, I’ve been producing two separate but rel
Joseph, Cary
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New York
I have been a studio potter since 1990 starting at
Kaplan, Jonathan
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Colorado
Maturity in my work has been most evident in the l
Kasten, Ani
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Maryland
Investigating the materiality of the clay is the f
Kelleher, Matt
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North Carolina
Pottery is a continuous curiosity; how it's made,
Kieffer, Kristen
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Massachusetts
I make pottery that rings elegance, sophistication
Kim, Ashley
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California
I am a clay artist. It has been nearly 20 years si
King, Kelly
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Georgia
I am interested in fusing personal content with fu
Kline, Amy
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Nevada
Touching (and being able to feel) is what moves me
Kline, Michael
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North Carolina
Michael has been a studio potter since 1993. He st
Knoche, Eric
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North Carolina
My current work ranges from small puzzles to human
Konzuk
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Calgary
KONZUK rejects the perception of jewelry as a mere
Koonce, Lucien
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Massachusetts
I approach the composition of my work with spontan
Kreeger, Keith
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Texas
In my home, mornings begin with a cabinet full of
Krupka, Ben
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Washington
My pots are part of an ongoing investigation roote
Kunisch, Philippa
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London
Lauded costume designer Philippa Kunish reinvented
Lambert, Justin
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Florida
An interest in objects that serve a specific purpo
Lantin, Martina
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Vermont
I find earthenware the most seductive clay body. U
Lee, Steven
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Montana
My work investigates how individual perceptions ar
Lehman, Dick
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Indiana
To choose pottery is to make so many other choices
Leonard, Clay
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Ohio
We live in an era where indirect forms of communic
Lesch-Middelton, Forrest
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Utah
Even the subtlest influences from outside any give
Levin, Simon
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Wisconsin
Connection to our world and people around us is th
Levin, Simon/Smith, Amy
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Wisconsin/Nebraska
EXHIBITION RECORD
JURIED
Strictly Functional P
Lichman, Brenda
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Kansas
Making things is important to me. It is the way th
Lindsay, Suze
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North Carolina
Pots are like people. Their form is described by s
Lorio, Jim
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Colorado
I see the pot as a completed object, standing visu
Lurie, Elizabeth
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Michigan
Form and line are what I notice first about almost
Madan, Ruchika
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Massachusetts
Summer Hum, Artist Statement October 2012 - This w
Madeja, Patricia
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New York
"I enjoy the challenge of working with pure unorna
Mangus, Kirk
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Ohio
I am fortunate enough to have used many different
Marraffino, Sarah-Anne
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Florida
My love of art, precious objects, family heirlooms
Martin, Courtney
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North Carolina
Courtney Martin is a full-time studio potter livin
Matisse, Alex
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North Carolina
I grew up in a converted white clapboard church in
May, Shadow
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Tennessee
I work from the perspective that life is fleeting.
McCauley, George
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Montana
George McCauley, a Greek/American potter, has had
McFarling, Linda
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North Carolina
My aim as a functional potter is making pots that
McGovern, Matthew
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Michigan
The inherent plasticity of clay, the fluidity of t
McKerley, Ryan
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Texas
Firstly, I make Porcelain Objects (P.O.s) because
McLaughlin, Kent
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North Carolina
I make pots because I love the process and limitle
Meaden, Lorna
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Colorado
I am interested in having my work display both pra
Meerfeld, Blair
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Virginia
A successful body of work to me is a composite of
Mendes, Jenny
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Ohio
EDUCATION
1983-1985
Penlan
Metz, Matthew
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New York
My work is influenced by a variety of sources: As
Meyers, Ron
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Georgia
Working in clay and making functional pottery has
Mickey, Stephen
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Washington
The pieces I make are intended for the human hand
Mills, Maureen
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New Hampshire
My work continues to explore the contradictions of
Moh, Sebastian
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Kentucky
I was raised on a small farm in Batu Pahat, Malays
Mori, Masahiro
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Japan
Masahiro Mori was born in 1927 In Saga prefecture,
Munns, Lynn
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Wyoming
Lynn has devoted his life and work to the Fine Art
Murphy, Courtney
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Montana
Courtney first began working with clay while livin
Murphy, Dan
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Utah
My ceramic vessels are created swiftly and directl
Navarra, Douglas
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New York
My pots are the conduit to understanding pottery a
Neal, Ted
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Indiana
I enjoy a dichotomy of styles in my use of the cla
Newgard, Karen
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North Carolina
Growing up in spirited Louisiana gave me a sense o
Noble, Brooke
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New York
I enjoy making objects that can rescue one from th
O'Connell, Sean
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Montana
My pots are direct expressions of personal and aes
O'Connor, Shawn
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Maine
A home cooked meal is still the essence of good, n
Oesterritter, Lindsay
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Kentucky
The patterns and surfaces in my work directly rela
Oestreich, Jeff
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Minnesota
The subject matter of my work is function. Of conc
Ogawa, Hiroshi
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Oregon
“In Search of Shibui”
'Shibui’, a profound, qui
O'Krongly, Kip
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Minnesota
Functional pots act as an everyday backdrop for me
Oliva, Debra J.
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Michigan
I describe my work as manifestations of the wisdom
Olson, Wendy
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Wisconsin
The content of my work is a visual journal of my l
Paradis, Erin
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Minnesota
“Belief in the significance of architecture is pre
Parke, Gillian
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North Carolina
Fine bone china and porcelain are frequently assoc
Pavelka, Kristin
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Minnesota
I make functional candy-like glazed earthenware po
Pedolsky, Lisa
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Colorado
The slab constructed functional ceramics I create
Peltzman, Douglas
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New York
As a potter, I strive to craft a balance between d
Peterson, Ronan Kyle
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North Carolina
Essentially, I am dealing with affects of agents o
Pharis, Mark
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Wisconsin
Functional pots have been a source of curious and
Philbeck, Ron
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North Carolina
I make pottery from red earthenware clay that is t
Phillips, Brandon
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Texas
I make pots for everyday use, objects of beauty th
Pilcher, Don
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Illinois
Don Pilcher has been making pottery pretty steadil
Polseno, Donna
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Virginia
I strive to make pottery that carries with it a se
Posnak, Adam
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Arkansas
Having grown up in Macon, Georgia, the culture of
Quinn, Brenda
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New York
My work is inspired by and is a nod to the broad h
Radasch, Kari
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Maine
In life I am most drawn to that which is decorativ
Reitz, Don
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Arizona
When I work I think a lot. Mostly it’s not about
Rempe, Eric
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California
I grew up in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. It is the ar
Reneau, Davie
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Kentucky
A friend from Arizona once commented to me that sh
Rhodes, Barry
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Georgia
Because I have a background in both physics and po
Richardson, Ben
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Australia
Roberts, Scott K.
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Colorado
In the best of handwork there is a quality which e
Roberts, Steven
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Montana
I choose to create functional pottery because I am
Robinson, Elizabeth
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Colorado
The pots I craft represent my place in the world,
Robison, Stephen/Guss, Kathleen
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North Carolina
Presently we are working with porcelain and terra
Rolf, Steven
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Wisconsin
As a potter, I make one of a kind functional objec
Rosendahl
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Copenhagen
The Danish design adventure began with a winestopp
Rosselini
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Germany
Carola Hiersemann has been the soul of Rosselini f
Rothshank, Justin
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Indiana
We believe that artwork and creativity are a catal
Rowan, Tim
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New York
My art work flows from a basic desire to find and
Rude, Mat
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Iowa
EDUCATION
2007
M.F.A. Montana State University
Satake, Akira
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North Carolina
For me, the act of creation is a collaboration bet
Scherzer, Peter
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Minnesota
Pete Scherzer grew up in Ohio and Montana, mostly
Schoonover, Reid
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Wisconsin
The work I produce is a conscious amalgam of a num
Schwartzkopf, Deborah
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Washington
I find it rewarding and challenging to make pots p
Schwieger, Brad
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Ohio
Brad Schwieger has been teaching at Ohio Universit
Scott, Sam
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Washington
I have been a ceramic artist in Seattle since 1968
Sekino-Bove, Yoko
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Pennsylvania
There is a reward to creating functional pottery.
Shaman, Laurie
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Illinois
I make tabletop and wall pieces in porcelain or st
Shankin, Ellen
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Virginia
I have been making pots for more than 30 years now
Shapiro, Jeff
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New York
I ‘look’ with the intent of perceiving the artist
Shapiro, Mark
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Massachusetts
The town is sacked. Silver and gold, even bronze,
Shaw, Andrew
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United Kingdom
References to contemporary culture, the world of a
Shaw, Andy
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Louisiana
“Your relationship to objects is selective, person
Shellenbarger, Jane
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Michigan
My work focuses on a pottery idiom, incorporating
Sikora, Linda
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Alfred Station, New York
Jars and teapots have been central to my practice
Silverstein, Barbara
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Massachusetts
As a designer whose strength is minimal architectu
Singewald, Joe
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Wisconsin
I am a potter because I love making pots. The pots
Skelton, John
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Georgia
He works primarily in porcelain and white stonewar
Smith, Amy
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Nebraska
Working in clay allows me to converse within a sen
Smith, Gay
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North Carolina
The movement and soft responsive feel of porcelain
Smith, McKenzie
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Florida
"The pottery I produce is made in stoneware clay a
Snipes, Kevin
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Illinois
Kevin Snipes was born in Philadelphia, but grew up
Snyder, Stacy
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Virginia
Each pot seeks its own place. The place found wher
Sober, Aaron
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Nebraska
Like a pair of work boots, my pots are made to be
Soleri, Paolo
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Italy
(Born in Turin, Italy on June 21, 1919) was awarde
Spain, Mitchell
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Kansas
My work is about capturing the essence of used, re
Spangler, Shawn
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Illinois
I view my time making as a private act. Yet those
Stanhope, Stacey
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Vermont
Hi, I'm Stacey Stanhope and I cannot remember a ti
Studio Potter Magazine
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New Hampshire
The string starts to cut the clay. One hand holds
Summerfield, Liz Zlot
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North Carolina
I find function a vehicle for expression while als
Swanson, Will
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Minnesota
I work with stoneware and porcelain clays, creatin
Swyler, Karen
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Vermont
Personal relationships are integral to our surviva
Tanner, Joy
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North Carolina
The focus in my wood and soda fired pottery is the
Tarkington, Beth
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Georgia
There is a Greek word, Kairos, which loosely means
Taylor, Elmer
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Texas
In this day of high technology, we need to touch a
Tefft, Charlie
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North Carolina
In the summer of 2003 a pair of Carolina Wrens liv
Tennant, Al
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Washington
My work is an amalgamation from a lifetime of obse
Teran, Daniel Ricardo
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Pennsylvania
My aim, as a potter, is to create an opportunity f
Teruyama, Shoko
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North Carolina
Growing up in Japan, I remember tradition being pa
Thompson, Leslie
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California
I have enjoyed working with geometric patterns sin
Tilton, John
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Florida
I came to ceramics as a mathematics graduate stude
Tirrell, Sue
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Montana
All my life I have loved making things with my han
Toikka, Oiva
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Finland
(1931 - ) One of the greatest names in Finnish gla
Tornatore, Natalie
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Michigan
My work, whether it is a large-scale installation
Trebs, Jason
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Minnesota
I try to make pots that are comfortable and intere
Troy, Jack
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Pennsylvania
The beauty of anagama-fired work sometimes contrad
Trujillo, Sandra
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Georgia
In my ceramics and drawings I will often rely on t
Tubbs, Ann
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Michigan
Contemplation, and the expression of such, accompa
Turner, Tom
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North Carolina
Tom Turner works exclusively with wheel thrown hig
Van Dusseldorp, Greg
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Iowa
My creative endeavors include ceramic sculpture, p
Veto Schmuck
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Switzerland
These creations in Stainless Steel are reflected i
VisGirda, Rimas
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Illinois
I enjoy the contrast of hand-drawn images vs the g
Webb, Kurt Brian
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Illinois
Kurt Brian Webb received his most meaningful educa
Weiser, Kurt
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Arizona
For years the work I did in ceramics was an effort
Wiggins, Julie
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North Carolina
As a studio potter, I make objects of enjoyment th
Wilbur, Wynne
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Missouri
My work is meant to be experienced at close hand i
Willard, Adero
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Massachusetts
One unifying thread in my work is the manipulation
Williams, Betsy
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New Mexico
At the core of what I do is the conviction that th
Wilson, Lana
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California
I definitely love to make stuff. For years I made
Wilson, Tara
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Montana
Quiet pots initially speak softly yet reveal compl
Yamaki, Shumpei
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Iowa
I feel free to communicate with my own language th
yoppolo, gwendolyn
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North Carolina
To be held in the hands or touched to the lips, th
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