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.
From The Society of Arts and Crafts in Boston.
Our Cups Runneth Over is a biannual exhibition and sale of contemporary ceramic
cups featuring the work of 33 artists from around the country. The exhibition attracts
the attention of regional and national collectors and has become an important
educational destination for students to learn about the various formal, conceptual
and technical approaches that ceramics allows. Sanam Emami, Head of the Pottery
Department at Colorado State University, Fort Collins has conceived a site-specific
installation that further explores her interest in the patterns of Iranian and Islamic art
and architecture. Emami will be offering a workshop at Harvard Ceramics, Tuesday,
November 13 at 5:00pm. For details: http://www.ofa.fas.harvard.edu/ceramics/
For a preview of this exhibition click here
Here it is, a new exhibition at Crimson Laurel Gallery. There are a variety of good ceramic artists in this one and you don’t want to miss it. All work was to be inspired by refreshing H2O.
Click here to link to the gallery website
