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South Carolina Botanical Gardens - Get your walking shoes on because today you'll want to follow in our footsteps. We visited the *South Carolina Botanical Gardens* on the grounds of Clem...
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Art, teaching, and the meaning of compassion - The idea of compassion has been on my mind lately. I’ve been thinking a lot about how out of the ordinary my life path is, how unconventional, and how far ...12 hours ago
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Call for entry: 2013 Clunes Ceramic Award - *Registration for the 2013 Clunes Ceramic Award is now open.*The Clunes Ceramic Award is open to all Australian ceramic artists and all ceramic art forms ...
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Jill Foote-Hutton on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast - This week on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an interview with ceramic artist and curator Jill Foote-Hutton. Her totemic sculptures refer...
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Sharing - ** *The Mudbuddies. And some of our friendly pottery students at the Clay Studio of the Black Mountain Center for the Arts.* * * ** ** ** ** ** * *
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A non stop day - Enjoying a lovely Frank Family Chardonnay after dinner. It's been a non stop day - turning on the tiny test kiln to re-fire some cone 03 glazes. They were ...1 day ago
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Impermanence - The Tibetan Flag flew over the Farmer's Market in Saxapahaw last night. I had my table set up on the porch near the gallery and sales were good. The monk...
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tight ass potter - We have Ron Meyers coming to Pinecroft for a workshop next weekend. Ron has the most direct approach to clay I have seen. Gee, I must be trying to embarras...
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The Stranger - I've moved my glazing operations outside for the season. A little late this year; we've had a cold, rainy spring. It's nice to be outside whenever possibl...
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The quiet ones - There are some nice, well behaved pots that were just quietly waiting to be noticed. Second looks are always better. Before the lights went out. ...
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Penland Wood Kiln - Casting the Arch - We needed, and got, one good week-end of warmish weather to cast the arch. We moved more than 6 tons of material by hand over 2 days time. A lot of hard la...
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Grad School Week 94 - The Brown Headed Cowbird - "Only two species of cowbirds, Brown-headed and Bronzed, are found in North America. Both cowbird species are generalist parasites, laying their eggs in t...
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art demons - I have been easing myself very slowly back into some creative projects the past few weeks. Gardening has so taken over my life that doing any kind of "maki...
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Toe River Arts Council Studio Tour this weekend! - It's that time of year again! You can come up to the mountains for the Toe River Arts Council Studio Tour. For the last time you can come see Will and ...
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Unraveling - The wish and want is to take the cylinder's surface and unravel it... present it in a mode that more people can relate to... Flat The starting point is th...
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Studio Stroll: June 8-9! - Join us for ongoing demonstrations, and see the newest pieces to be pulled from the kilns. A great time to begin or add to your collection of fine, handmad...2 weeks ago
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Looking Back (and up, and forward, etc.) - I finally got copies of the pictures that Kohler took before the end of the residency. If you look at these photos and at the computer model (previous post...4 weeks ago
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Simon Leach On Making Pots - No matter how long you have been potting, you can always learn something new. That’s the nature of a craft that is so ancient. For this reason, I always lo...4 weeks ago
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Happy Sprummer 2013! - Happy Spring! ...and Summer is just around the corner... It's high time for the Nine Toes Pottery 2013 Sprummer Sale! *You are invited to this year's s...
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Needlework as Influence - Fashion (from all eras, Elizabethan to Couture) has been a long-time influence for my work. The structure and detail of clothing inspire my own functional ...1 month ago
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'Plum' Tuckered - These guys love a tree with chartreuse and yellowish leaves or blooms. Last weekend's firing was exhausting. What with trying to get the timing right on th...
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Kid President - I’ve been following the videos and postings of Kid President for a while now. Robby Novak and his brother Brad Montague started making these videos as a fu...1 month ago
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Kintsugi: Gold Repair of Ceramic Faults - In 1999 I traveled to Japan to participate in several exhibitions hosted by my dear friend Mr. Shiho Kanzaki. I arrived with gifts for all the many pe...2 months ago
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Lenzig Forecasts for Autumn 2014/Winter 2015 - Lenzig produces color products and has free trend forecasts. People in various industries often pay to subscribe to trend forecasts to help predict trends ...2 months ago
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The Bootles and Becky Chader McDonah - Artist - The Bootles Song - I'll Let you Hold My Hand I'll Let You Hold My Hand by The Bootles on Grooveshark Amazing Work by Becky Chader McDonah You c...
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Spring Pottery Festival - May 11, 2013 - Once again it's time for our Spring Pottery Festival. On May 11th from 10am-4pm over 45 clay artists will gather at the Barn @ McAlpine Business Park, 830...
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Web Page Links
- Andrew Stephenson Pottery
- Clay Space Co-Op
- Courtney Martin Pottery
- Courtney Murphy Pottery
- Crazy Green Studios
- Crimson Laurel Gallery
- Cynthia Bringle Pottery
- Emily Reason Ceramics
- Farley Pottery
- Glynnis Lessing Ceramics
- John Britt Pottery
- Joy Tanner Pottery
- Kyle Carpenter Pottery
- Lindsay Rogers Pottery
- Mark Peters Pottery
- Michael Kline Pottery
- Mountain House Studios
- Nelle Pingree's Gallery
- Ron Slagle Studio
- Sarah House Pottery
- Shambhala Pottery
- Shane Mickey Pottery
- Silver Wings Studios
- Youngs Cove Pottery
- Yummy Mud Puddle
3 comments:
We've been loving all those blue flowers. Mom was thinking about taking her ponies up there today and taking a picture!
Pretty nice!
love the landscape here
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