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Month: November 2016
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A Bowl A Day – Functionality, Form, and many layers of color – Loren Lukens
by Sarah onloren lukens While traveling in the Northwest United States, I had the pleasure of…
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A Bowl A Day – Lidded Casseroles are a kind of bowl – Linda Sikora
by Sarah onlinda sikora Linda Sikora is a Canadian teaching ceramics at Alfred University in upstate…
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Roasted Vegetable Antipasto
by Sarah onA zesty vinaigrette makes these roasted Brussels sprouts, fennel, carrots and beets pop. If you…
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A Bowl A Day – Jan McKeachie Johnston – connecting humanity and art
by Sarah onJan McKeachie johnston Jan McKeachie Johnston’s pots always stand on their own. She makes artwork…
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A Bowl A Day – Beauty through Humility
by Sarah onjulie devers I met Julie Devers many years ago at a craft fair. I…
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A Bowl A Day – John Shirley – translucent bowls using only local sources
by Sarah onjohn shirley I found John Shirley’s work several years ago. Fell in love with it and…
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A Bowl A Day – Translucency and Carving Creates Bowls that Glow
by Sarah onantoinette badenhorst Antoinette is a South African ceramic artist who lives in Mississippi. I…
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A Bowl A Day – Lovely brush work with Kyle Carpenter
by Sarah onkyle carpenter Kyle Carpenter is a North Carolina potter who I have been watching for…
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A Bowl A Day – clay is a living material for this artist
by Sarah onleslie koehler I met Leslie Koehler many years ago in Vermont. She came into our Vermont…
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