March studio updates….

March 16, 2013

It has been several months since I have posted here!  Since the end of the holiday rush I have been busy making pottery for a new gallery where I am selling my pottery in Brooklyn, NY called MOCIUN.  I have been making new pottery for spring shows and the Artists Market here in VT as well.  Here are a few photos taken from Instagram of recent work, both finished and in progress.

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I have a new Intermediate/Advanced wheel working class starting soon at the BCA clay studio in Burlington.  This Thursday morning class is great for developing individual style and working on special projects.  I bring a new demo each week to guide our discussions and work.  Come join us!

Sign up at http://www.burlingtoncityarts.com

Intermediate & Advanced Wheel
Ages 16 and up
Dates: Thursdays, January 31 – March 28 (no class 2/14)
Time: 9:30am-12:00pm
Number of Weeks:  8 weeks
Limit: 8
Location: BCA Clay Studio (250 Main Street)
Classroom:  Wheel Room
Program Type: Adult Clay Class
Instructor: Jeremy Ayers
Cost: $280, $252 BCA Members (clay sold separately @ $20/25lb bag, glazes and firings included)
Local pottery artist, Jeremy Ayers, will help you refine your wheelwork in this morning class for intermediate and advanced potters.  Students will learn individualized tips and techniques for advancement on the wheel. Demonstrations and instruction will cover intermediate throwing, trimming, decorative and glazing methods. Class size will be kept small to provide individual attention for personal development.  Students should be proficient in centering and throwing basic cups and bowls.  Over 30 hours per week of open studio time included in addition to the class!  No class February 14.

Teapots in two styles

January 7, 2013

This group of recent teapots are defined by hard and soft lines.  I’m working on making sharp and soft lines in both form and texture.  There are two different aqua glazes here.  One is a transparent green aqua with a fine crackle – that is often hard to see in photos – the other is a more opaque blue aqua; both are on white clay.

These glazes are gorgeous in person, but very hard to photograph, there is much reflection going on in the surface of the pots.  I think the angular forms hide the light reflection better than the curved forms.  Still working on it.  My white and yellow glazes are much easier to photograph.

Ice Cream dishes

January 7, 2013

I’m catching up on posting new pottery that I made before the holiday rush of December.  This first group are oval faceted ice cream dishes.

Recent pots in green.

December 17, 2012

These are some November 2012 pots – I’m working on cutting down the reflections on the photos of shiny green pots.  I’ll be photographing some more recent pots this week. I just unloaded my final kiln of 2012 readying for the Holiday Artist Market in Burlington next weekend.

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New pots November

November 5, 2012

Open Studio this weekend.

October 5, 2012

My studio is open to the public this weekend from 10-5 on Saturday and Sunday.  Artists from all over the state open their studios twice a year in late May and early October.  Feel free to come by and see what I’ve been working on.  I cleaned the place and everything.

We are at 18 Elm Street in Waterbury.  Look for the yellow signs directing you to our house.

 

Evening in the Studio.

September 21, 2012

Some drying pots from this week and a finished mixing bowl.

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