Art ExhibitionWisconsin Designers Crafts Counsel Biennial Members Exhibition 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  Click the button below to see other upcoming events.A Juried Exhibition at Washington Street StudiosHere are three of my pieces that were included in the exhibition:
Juror's Statement- Christ Landers "potluck /pätˈlək/ noun A communal gathering where each guest or group contributes a different, often homemade dish of food to be shared. I would like to thank Jenna Gianni, without her this exhibition would not have been possible. As an artist, one of the reasons I am drawn to this medium is for the community who often gather to share their ideas, support, and nourishment. To represent these attributes of the ceramic family I have named the exhibition “Potluck”. I would like to thank all of the invited artists for setting the overall tone for this exhibition. Each of the submissions to this call had merit and showed great ability making these decisions difficult. Though the decisions were not easy, I think it is the juror’s responsibility to curate a cohesive exhibition to the best of their ability. I hope you enjoy the work of all of these wonderful artists as one cohesive Potluck." You can still find my pieces along with other work made by me and other artists at their Front Porch Gallery. Check out other recent and upcoming events by clicking the button below.
Exhibit at the Ohio Craft Museum Photo Cred: Kim Nagorski Enjoy Holiday Shopping |
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I will be teaching a wood carving workshop at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts October 18-24, 2020. If you are looking to combine your ceramics with wood this is a perfect workshop for you!
Enjoy the beautiful fall colors of Galena and Pottery.
Joe Pinder and I are having fun Slinging mud, or rather sharing pottery making demos while selling art at stop number 3 on the self guided pottery tour. We are open all day today and Sunday.Keep in mind that 20 dirty hands is always the 3rd weekend of October to increase your chances of enjoying the beautiful fall colors of Galena while also enjoying pottery.
Ps. The pictures below are images of my newest pottery made in my new Milwaukee Studio. These will be exclusively for sale in Galena, IL...but don't worry I will probably make more in November for my online shop. I would love to hear what color and forms are your favorite!
Ps. The pictures below are images of my newest pottery made in my new Milwaukee Studio. These will be exclusively for sale in Galena, IL...but don't worry I will probably make more in November for my online shop. I would love to hear what color and forms are your favorite!
Be the first to buy pots made in my new Milwaukee House?
Then come out to Galena, IL enjoy the changing of the tree colors with a beautiful country roads, and the 20 Dirty Hands Pottery Tour.
I will have my work including the newest pots made out of my Milwaukee studio that are colorful. I am at the Pinder Pottery Location.
We are open:
I will have my work including the newest pots made out of my Milwaukee studio that are colorful. I am at the Pinder Pottery Location.
We are open:
October 18, 19, 20 from 10am to 5pm.
| 1. ESHELMAN POTTERY 238 N Main St, Elizabeth Artists: Paul Eshelman Courtney Diedrich Mia Ishiguro 2. RICHARD T. HESS POTTERY STUDIO 519 4th St, Galena Artist: Richard T. Hess 3. PINDER POTTERY 236 N Main St, Galena Artist: Joe Pinder Lisa York 4. O'SHAUGHNESSY STUDIO 202 S West St, Galena Artists: Stephanie O'Shaughnessy Doug Reynolds Jennifer Mally | 5. GALENA CLAY WORKS 704 Dewey Ave, Galena Artists: Kent Henderson Monte Young 6. Pine Hollow Pottery 4700 N Council Hill Rd, Galena Artists: Larry Priske Gary Carstens Ron Hahlen Liz Robertson Rich Robertson Tabitha Link 7. FORTUNA POTTERY 7213 W Buckhill Rd, Galena Artists: Delores Fortuna Amy Higgason Roberta Polfus Yuki Nyhan |
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A Pottery Tour in Galena, IL
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This pottery tour includes 7 stops at 7 artists studios in the Galena area that are not always open to the public. Each of these studios invited guest artists like myself to be a part of the pottery tour. I will be at stop #3 at Pinder Pottery. Ps...it's right on the down town stretch. Grab some coffee down town and start your pottery tour with me;)
Ps. you will have have the first hand opportunity to buy work from my most recent wood firings and my newer electric fired pots.
Ps. you will have have the first hand opportunity to buy work from my most recent wood firings and my newer electric fired pots.
Add this event to your calendar if you like pottery, and want a fun town to
explore while the leaves are changing color.
Click the button below to find out more information about the
2019 20 Dirty Hands Pottery Tour.
explore while the leaves are changing color.
Click the button below to find out more information about the
2019 20 Dirty Hands Pottery Tour.
Did you know that I travel to teach workshops?
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I wanted to share some of the reviews from my most recent soda firing workshop I taught at Community Arts Center in Wallingford, PA. This was a 5 day long workshop.
  | Here are quotes from my students feedback: "Lisa: -Very Organized -Very open and relaxed -Made everyone feel welcome and included -Enjoyed Powerpoints for clarity and organization -Worked hard to make us a cohesive group with humor -Enjoyed our ending discussions/critiques" "Lisa, I have learned a lot about the whole process of soda firing and because of that I will start making pots more intentionally for the kiln. Liked combination of lecture slides, demonstration, and doing." "1. Loved your Manner, Knowledge, and introducing us to loosening up on wheel thrown pots. It’ll be nice to venture away from the round! 2. Really appreciated your organization skills (slide presentations), and reminding us to be good stewards. 3. I hope you’ll come back soon! Your energy and Enthusiam are wonderful!" The biggest critique was not enough glazing and making time...I might need to turn this into a longer workshop next time! Ps. Community Arts Center...thanks for hosting me, and fostering such a wonderful work environment and amazing students. Also your students have no idea how lucky they are to have a soda kiln on a double hinged door. Click here to see video of using door! |
Feel free to reach out for more soda firing workshop opportunities in the future. My next workshop will be in Minot, North Dakota in October, and stay tuned for more opportunities to work with me in the future.
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