Click here to see this exhibition about containment at Crimson Laurel Gallery
Other participating artists besides myself:
Christa Assad, Kenneth Baskin, Ashwini Bhat, Robert Briscoe, Lisa Clague, Cristina Cordova, Judith Duff, Marty Fielding, Mary Fischer, Rachel K. Garceau, Mark Hewitt, Nick Joerling, Ani Kasten, Kristen Kieffer, Myung Jin Kim, Alex Matisse, Ron Meyers, Ben Owen III, Ronan Kyle Peterson, Deborah Rogers, Tim Rowan, Shawn Spangler, Sam Taylor & Lana Wilson.
New show at Charlie Cummings Gallery. Click Distilled Essences I to check it out. Dozens of nice decanters by different ceramics artists around the country.
Here a few shots of work in progress. To see more images like these from other artists check out the blog pppots.tumblr.com.
There will be an upcoming exhibition including two other Baltimore Clayworks artists (Bianka Groves & Kyle Bauer) and myself at Julio Fine Arts Gallery. Also showing is one of my favorites Bryan Hopkins.
I just did an interview with Jesse Lu of (Mud)Bucket. It was a fun conversation and Jesse does a great job with all her interviews. Click here to enjoy.
Currently I have work for sale online at these two locations.
For almost a year now I have worked out of my apartment with some very successful outcomes. Recently my favorite person and closest peer, Bianka Groves, has moved in and started on her own work. Having just finished receiving her BFA from Corcoran College of Art & Design she has some exciting work happening. Take a minute to look at her website here @ biankagroves.com.
This coming week she is taking a workshop at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts. I thought I would take the opportunity to photograph some of her work like this set of four nesting vessels bellow.
I never consider what function an object will serve while I’m making and I don’t really think it’s important. This piece was being kept around as a second but recently has become home for a potted plant. I’m only really concerned with relevance and the ability to connect. Those two particulars are more than enough to provoke thought and consideration.
