I'm super excited to announce my month long art residency at Red Lodge Clay Center the month of April. I'm finally starting to sit down with my sketch book to being drawings some ideas for future ceramic + wood combo pieces.

My two favorite things about participating in art residencies are: getting to work along side other artists (especially now that I have a solo pottery practice) and setting intentions for new work. Those parameters for new work could look like new clay materials, making processes, or goals for a specific body of work. As of right now I have the intentions of exploring more sculptural ideas for ceramic and wood combo ideas.

Stay tuned for behind the scenes look at my art residency in April. Hopefully I will have some new Mug Adventures to share as well as I will be in the beautiful countryside of Montana!

Want to support me in my creative endeavors with this Red lodge Art Residency?

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!

#ThrowbackThursday
We were interviewed by Paul Blais at NCECA Pittsburgh, back in 2018, after having our first Room Show. The Room Show was a pottery sale that Denise and I organized with invited artists Chris Landers, Tim Sherman, and Troy Bungart.
To quote Paul "So [the room show] was going to be the point of the conversation. As we got into this we ended up spending a significant amount of time talking about what it is like being a part of the woodfire pottery community." 

Enjoy tuning into this episode and the other 500 plus pottery interview episodes on The Potter's Cast.