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Head on over to the Penland Gallery to check out t Head on over to the Penland Gallery to check out the Ramen & Rice exhibition in the Focus Gallery. Open through June 6. @penlandgallery @penlandgalleryshop
This ramen bowl, with its rim wrapped in borage le This ramen bowl, with its rim wrapped in borage leaves, will be part of Penland Gallery’s upcoming exhibition Ramen + Rice, opening the end of this month. Borage will be a new herb in my garden this year. Historically used as both a medicinal and culinary herb it wears beautiful star shaped flowers in summer. Formally, its broad leaf tapers down gently into the stem, providing quintessential ‘plant’ decoration on the pot. Swipe to see an image of the leaves of my borage starts. I’m growing a white variety this season with seeds purchased from Sow True Seeds. Such a lovely plant. @penlandgallery @sowtrueseed #borage
@aboveboardceramics is live! This plate was a favo @aboveboardceramics is live! This plate was a favorite of mine from the last firing. Head on over to check it out. Link in bio! #nceca2021
@aboveboardceramics goes live tomorrow at 8am EST! @aboveboardceramics goes live tomorrow at 8am EST! All of these pots, (and so many more) will be available for purchase. Link in bio. A big thanks to @penelopevangrinsven @lillyzuckermanstudios for organizing such a great exhibition! #nceca2021
First porch meal of spring and just had to share. First porch meal of spring and just had to share. Loving that we grew everything on this awesome @eastforkpottery plate. #lionsmanemushroom #garlic #parsley #whatmorecouldyouwant
Accidental morning conversation between a bowl & b Accidental morning conversation between a bowl & bread. #sourdough
This plate and a handful of other new pots are now This plate and a handful of other new pots are now available as part of the exhibition, “Fluid Expressions,” at Red Lodge Clay Center, curated by Bandana Pottery. Check it out! . . Repost @bandanapottery We’re excited about the show “Fluid Expressions” at @redlodgeclaycenter, which opens today at noon Eastern time. This show explores a range of methods using contrasting clays and slips: wiping, brushing, dipping, slip trailing, carving, wax resist, stencils, combing, pouring, stamping, inlay and sgrafitto. These techniques all lend a rich depth of layers to the pots, and we can’t wait to see them all.
Some new work that will be included in @aboveboar Some new work that will be included in @aboveboardceramics - Opening March 17
In late 2020 I changed all of my materials and fir In late 2020 I changed all of my materials and firing technology. I went from cone 4 electric (and work that was fired 3 times) to cone 8 soda firing. For ceramic artists, developing work with new materials is a huge transition. One that can have thrilling and deeply challenging moments. For me, this material transition was also accompanied by a shift in my vision. COVID has transformed daily life in somewhat predictable, but sometimes exceptional, ways. Growing food has always been something I loved... but during the pandemic my garden went from being a joy filled hobby, to something closer to a lifeline. A stabilizer. So, I started 2021 by completing a new series of work based on my garden. These are just a few from a series of hand built ‘companion plant’ plates. The cut plate silhouette is the profile of a leafy green (outlined from plants grown in my 2020 garden) and the silhouette image on the plate is a plant that makes a good next door neighbor to it in the garden bed … a practice in sustainable agriculture. These still need more development work but they are headed somewhere new for me. Now... I’m off to start a tray of seeds. 🌱💚🌱
I’m not really sure what to say about this yet, I’m not really sure what to say about this yet, so I’m just gonna leave it here. Also, it’s gray and rainy today. 💙🌧
#almostspring #notquite #morningcoffee #latergram #almostspring #notquite #morningcoffee #latergram
Merry Christmas to all. ❤️ This gorgeous holid Merry Christmas to all. ❤️ This gorgeous holiday photo is courtesy of @vanessa_mayoraz - My pots have never looked so lovely... so thank you!
Three new lidded jars (in addition to other pots!) Three new lidded jars (in addition to other pots!) are now available @penlandgallery 🤍
New works in progress. I’ve always been fascinat New works in progress. I’ve always been fascinated with the aesthetics of food and farmland, and with this series of pots, vessel form has started to merge with vegetable silhouette. While these are, in fact, profiles of cabbages translated from drawings to plates... to me they are less about exact reproduction and more of an exercise in attention. Things I’ve been thinking about as I sit and carve these rims: how human scale dictates how I perceive farmland and also gardens. Tools and their relationship to our bodies. How all healthy landscape design forces you to consider light, scale, and form. How regenerative farming requires the constant consideration of multiple timescales in a very lovely way. Do all of these thoughts come out in the pots? No. Not at the moment. For me, how much I ask my pots to hold can be a philosophical question as much as a functional one. For now, the tall feet and wild rims are an exercise in casting shadows... and maybe challenging functionality and food presentation a bit. I’m enjoying the slow down of hand building again... and delighting in the new merging of digital drawing in my process - even as I fight the internalized anxiety created by decreased production. Anyone else get this? Many thanks to @jyhoward for the nudge to start using procreate.
Fall weather is the best weather. Shelled a whole Fall weather is the best weather. Shelled a whole bunch of beans outside last night in very good company. @stevethebergeceramics
Form to Table is now open @bluespiral1 and I’m t Form to Table is now open @bluespiral1 and I’m thrilled to have some pots included. Check it out. Link in profile!
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A little Friday night work in progress. I just lov A little Friday night work in progress. I just love how much slow attention teapots demand. #teapot
I voted. It’s really important that you do too. I voted. It’s really important that you do too. #makethevote
It’s National Clay Week! Join us tomorrow as we It’s National Clay Week! Join us tomorrow as we chat about one of my favorite topics: CLAY.... Details: DIG’N IT- insta live Friday October 9 1PM (PDT), 4PM (EDT), 9PM (GMT+1)   Lindsay Rogers @rogerspottery (USA) + Carly McCann @carlymccannpottery (Ireland) + @bpracticalpottery (Canada) Talk about digging clay from the ground for their projects. Listen to three potters 6,757 km from each other talk about how hand dug clay changes their making processes and the of content of their work.  @clay_week @make_and_do_ceramics #nationalclayweek #digclay #pottery #tennesse #beautifulbritishcolumbia #galway
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