Featured Potters

Summer Gallery

MariteAcosta-OliveGroupSquareJune 15–July 27
Our gallery will feature work by La Mano studio potters:

Marite Acosta
Helane Bronfeld
Robert Campos
Peggy Clarke
Rose Frankel
Julie Hadley
Dan Halm
Marge Lurie
Jesse Pape
Bob Pesce
Diane Waller

Teapot Party & Show

Teapots2015-05May 15th–June 15th
Celebrate the art of teapots! These one-of-a-kind beauties were all made by our current students and studio potters (and yes, they’re for sale!)

Opening reception:
Friday, May 15th from 5:30–8pm

Recent Work

unnamed-5Julie Hadley, Heather Jackson, Lana Kova, Jeffrey Loura, and David Moldover

Show: April 10–May 8
Reception: Friday, April 10th, 5:30–8pm

 

 

In the Gallery

StudioPottersMarch2015Now thru April 5 the gallery will feature work by La Mano studio potters:

Susan Baker, Helane Bronfeld, Peggy Clarke, Melissa Green, Julie Hadley, Dan Halm, David Hollingsworth, Heather Jackson, Ilona Kaim, Marge Lurie, David Moldover, Jesse Pape, Bob Pesce, Janet Pytlik, Zack Robinson, Harriet Salzarulo, Barbara Stone, Diane Waller, Matthew Ward

 

Extinction, Invasion, Survival

GraceDaviesA sculptural study of our impact on wildlife in America
A work in progress by Grace Davies
January 23–February 20
Opening Reception: January 23rd, 5:30–8pm

The concept for this show came about when sculptor Grace Davies wanted to see an ivory-billed woodpecker. Given that one hasn’t been seen since the 1930s, making a life-size one from clay was the next best thing. During the sculpting process she felt a growing connection with this species, and wanted to feel the same personal involvement with other extinct and threatened species. This is a work in progress, and Grace hopes that her growing menagerie will entertain, inform, and possibly inspire others to get involved.

Recent Works by Peggy Clarke

unnamedThis month, La Mano’s gallery features recent work of ceramic artist Peggy Clarke. The collection includes gas fired functional pieces, as well as decorative sculptures and vessels that have been fired in a pit, a raku kiln or a sagger firing.

Peggy discovered her love of pottery at the same time she discovered La Mano, about 15 years ago. Deciding on a whim to take a basic wheel class, she quickly became immersed in everything related to clay. Along the way, Peggy has studied with many renowned ceramic experts, soaking up innovative techniques and bringing many of them back to the studio and to her own work.

Peggy is a co-owner of La Mano, as well as our lead glaze chemist, chief kiln loader, teacher, and manager of our adult courses and workshops. She enjoys sharing her knowledge and growing expertise with colleagues and students at La Mano.

This collection will be in the gallery through the end of November.

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Earth, Wind and Fire

-1A collection of alternative firings from La Mano’s Teachers and Studio Potters

In the gallery September 8th–October 8th
Reception: September 19th at 5:30pm

This is a collection of the finest work from our staff.  See what they did on their summer vacations—at alternative firing staff retreats.  Pit firing, raku, horse hair, obvera firing… They went ‘back to the earth’ before coming ‘back to school’ (pottery school, that is, where the homework is very dirty…)

Summer in the Gallery

SummerShow2014From now through the end of August, the gallery will feature work by many of La Mano’s studio potters:

Bob Pesce, Bri Johnson, Catharina Goldnau, Dan Halm, Danica Arehart, David Hollingsworth, David Moldover, Heather Smaha, Ivan Samuels, Jesse Pape, Julie Hadley, Marge Lurie, Maryam Mirzaagha, Michelle Sholtis, Nonna Hall, Peggy Clarke, Susan Baker, and Zack Robinson.

 

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