Ceramics/Clay Archives - Page 4 of 6

Linda and Barry Lane

On May 25, 2019 /

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We do a varied group of techniques. Raku, with horse hair, feathers and gold. Naked Raku, and both low and high fire.

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Website: http://drifttoclay.com/
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2019 Iowa Arts Festival

Alexandria Medenciy

On May 23, 2019 /

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Wheel thrown porcelain ware. Decorated with underglaze and the sgraffito technique. Hand glazed and fired to cone 6.

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Stephen Schroeder

On May 15, 2018 /

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Wheel thrown and hand-built stoneware, raku & pit fired clay pieces, decorative to functional. Surfaces are glazed sagger fired and smoked. This along with texture and paint create unique designs.

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Website: http://schroeder-pottery.com/
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This is wheel-thrown, functional and sculptural, high-fire, reduction stoneware. Emphasis is on creating rhythms through metal oxides and porcelain slips that generate energy and personal involvement.

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Website: https://ronnettenceramics.com/
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Mary Jo Schmith

On May 14, 2018 /

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Wheel thrown, altered or hand built functional works of reduction fired art! Playfully handpainted to illuminate & be used in the endless silly or serious cycles of life that consume us every day!

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Website: http://www.frontavenuepotteryandtile.com/
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Wheel thrown, altered or hand built functional works of reduction fired art! Playfully handpainted to illuminate & be used in the endless silly or serious cycles of life that consume us every day!

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Website: http://www.frontavenuepotteryandtile.com/
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Sally Gierke

On May 24, 2017 /

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My work is rooted in utilitarian and decorative pottery. I am interested in working with various clays, such as earthenware, porcelain, and stoneware.

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Website: http://www.sallygierke.com/
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My work is rooted in utilitarian and decorative pottery. I am interested in working with various clays, such as earthenware, porcelain, and stoneware.

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My work is rooted in utilitarian and decorative pottery. I am interested in working with various clays, such as earthenware, porcelain, and stoneware.

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Bob Andersen

On May 16, 2017 /

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For over 50 years Sunflower Pottery has been inspired by Iowa’s landscape, wild life and serenity. The pottery is designed, thrown and shaped by hand, sprayed with glaze and fired at a high temp.

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Website: http://www.sunflowerpottery.com/
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Allison Fretheim

On May 16, 2017 /

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Allison Fretheim Ceramics are created individually using the potter’s wheel and hand building techniques with white earthenware. Each piece is carved and inlayed with black slip, and finished with gold.

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Website: http://allisonfretheim.com/
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2017 Iowa Arts Festival

Patricia Whidby

On May 16, 2017 /

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While primarily wheel thrown, I utilize hand building techniques to create balance and transformation; the basis for each piece. Fired to cone 6 in oxidation, colored slip creates a textual quality.

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Karen Steininger

On May 16, 2017 /

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My work is primarily high-fired reduction stoneware. Most is thrown on the wheel, some is slab-built, and some is hand-formed. I use slip trailed decorations for interest, and occasionally carving.

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