Good Earth Pottery is a ceramics gallery in Bellingham, Washington. Lisa York's wood fired plate is part of the juried art exhibition "Function: Luncheon. I'm really looking forward to seeing the other ceramic pieces as the exhibit will also be hosted online April 1-30th, 2020. 

Kip O’Krongly, Juror's Statement:
"What a treat it was to put together this exhibition of plates for Function: Luncheon!  As I set out to whittle down the many excellent submissions, I found myself guided by a few questions:  Did the piece show a clarity of vision and a confidence with the chosen materials?  What unique voice did the artist bring to the idea of a plate and its surface?  How did the decorative elements and the form interact?  And were the best parts of the piece highlighted by the submitted image?  The resulting plates represented in this exhibition come from a wide range of firing techniques, processes and materials, but each captures a strong sense of the artist and shows an understanding of how to successfully translate ideas into clay.  I would be thrilled to lunch from any of these delightful plates and congratulate the hard work of all the artists, selected or not, who took the time to see pieces through the ceramic process, photograph their pots, and enter submissions.  Thank you to Ann Marie Cooper for inviting me to jury Function: Luncheon for Good Earth Pottery, and to all of the artists for sharing your wonderful plates with me!"

Check out the exhibit online the month of April!

This is one of my favorite art exhibits that Companion Gallery organizes annually. This years juror was Naomi Clement. So I am very excited to have my mug included.

The exhibit opens March 6th and open up online March 8th. Better check out the exhibit on the 8th if you hope to buy work from this exhibition as pieces tend to sell very quickly!

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My Onion Jar will be a part of the art exhibition of Central Time Zone Ceramic Artists.

Location:
Bradley University Galleries
1501 W Bradley Ave
Peoria, IL 61625

Exhibition Dates:
March 9th - April 17th

ARTISTS’ OPENING RECEPTION:
Thursday, April 2 

• 5pm : Lecture, Doug Jeppesen - Central Time Ceramics Juror, Horowitz Auditorium, Caterpillar Global Communications Center
  
• 6-7:30pm : Reception, Heuser Art Gallery, Hartmann Center Gallery

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My Ceramic Basket will be a part of the exhibition. ​8x9x8 inches.
Location:
Plymouth Art Center, 520 E Mill Street, Plymouth, WI
ARTISTS’ OPENING RECEPTION:
Friday, January 24, 2020 from 4:30-7:30 PM

Here are three of my pieces that were included in the exhibition: 

You can still find my pieces along with other work made by me and other artists at their Front Porch Gallery.

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This cup along with the images of the 3 other cups below will be a part of the art exhibition: 2020 Cup Invitational at the Good Earth Pottery Gallery, in Bellingham, WA in January.

Want to buy a cup? Check out my online shop that has cups available to purchase right now!

 
“If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind gift, the Ohio Craft Museum is the place to shop,” commented museum director Betty Talbott. “Every item in our holiday sale is individually crafted by an artist from Ohio or across the country.” 
 
The museum is kicking off the shopping event with a free public reception on Sunday, November 3, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Guests will have the first chance to purchase one-of-a-kind and limited-edition gifts while the selection is at its peak. Refreshments will be served. During “Gifts of the Craftsmen,” the museum will open special holiday hours for extended shopping opportunities: Monday–Saturday, 10:00 am–5:00 pm; Sunday, 1:00 pm–4:00 pm. New this year: open Thursdays until 8:00 pm.
 
The Ohio Craft Museum is located at 1665 West Fifth Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43212. Admission and parking are free.  See our website www.ohiocraft.org. The Ohio Craft Museum is owned and operated by Ohio Designer Craftsmen and receives ongoing funding from the Greater Columbus Arts Council, Ohio Arts Council and the Columbus Foundation.

Press Release from the Ohio Craft Museum

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