Fall Show And Sale November 3rd & 4th At The St. Nicholas Cultural Center
Ghosh, Jasho
I have just started learning ceramics. I hope I go on to make functional pottery that is good enough for everyone's daily use.
616.334.9898
616.632.2149
1700Fulton St. E.
Grand Rapids, MI 49506
Haveman, Susan
Hayes, Rosemary & Bill
Thornapple Artisans
Herzhaft, Denise
Herzhaft Pottery
231.670.4088
9238 East Roosevelt Rd.
Holton, MI49425
My interest in clay was born from an earthy love for a simple, organic lifestyle. Working in clay brings me piece and serenity that I hope transfers into each piece I make. My work is wheel thrown and hand built functional wares for the home and table. I use commercially sourced clay and glazes and fire to cone 5/6 in an electric kiln.
Hunt, Alice
Alice Hunt Studio
Ippel, Linda
Linda Ippel Studios
616.915.9104
236 Woodside Drive NE
Grand Rapids, MI49503
Jackson, Cat
birdmagic pottery
Kaczmarczyk, Madeline
Keeble, Ph.D. Katharine
Dr. K Clay Pottery
Ceramics for the home and Garden
We throw clay to shape a pot,
But the utility of the clay pot is a function of the nothingness inside it.
- Tao Te Ching, 5th century BCE
734-262-0304
9423 Hidden Lake Ct.
Dexter, MI 48130
Kifer, Michael
Klingenberg, Cameron
332 Donald Pl SE
Grand Rapids, MI 4950
My work seeks to explore our human connection with the natural world and the inner world. Through traditional mediums ranging from watercolor to ceramics I am interested in the places where color and line can bring us to the same moment of insight and epiphany that the wonders of the natural world can bring at any moment.
As a ceramicist, my goal and vision is to create shapes and images that engage. As a person enthralled with nature my hope is to convey what I find there. While drawing from the inspiration found in that natural world around us and our connection to it, along with the work of modern and historic artistic expression, I hope to continue my creative search.
