CeramicsHouston, TX2019Booth #55
“Giddy Up” 14″ x 20″ x 5″ Price: $1,500 Hand built mid-range clay with metal elements. Finished with glazes, underglazes and slips.
FiberLaguna Beach, CA2019Booth #261
“We’re all in the same Boat” 20″ x 18″ x 7″ Price Range: $150 – $8,000 3D figurative sculptures using natural fibers, global fabrics and found objects.
WoodOverland Park, KS2019Booth #50
“Bloodwood Bowl with Stones” 6.3″ x 5.2″ x 4.6″ Price Range:$25 – $8,000 Vessels and sculptures using unusual hardwoods.
CeramicsSpringfield, MO2019Booth #63
“Ginkgo Platter” 14″ platter Price Range: $40 – $675 I am attracted to the purity and challenge that porcelain offers to its user. The pure white canvas of this clay provides a striking contrast to the layers of liquid black slip that coat my surfaces. After all layers are applied, I sgraffito the entire surface with a small loop tool to expose the clay and bring my imagery to life. My designs are my collection of favorite patterns, images, memories, or stories. The subjects I prefer to have two volumes: quiet, nature-inspired imagery or whimsical, light-hearted, narrative pictorials. Enveloping my pots in this detailed imagery creates a marriage of surface and form.
CeramicsSpringfield, MO2019Booth #52
Bird and House Platter
18″ diameter $36- $2500 This work takes inspiration from the beginning of the industrial revolution–a time when things were mass produced but not fully mechanized. It was a moment when man was just beginning to master machine. These pieces embody the quirky nature of discovery and reflect a desire to revisit the past. I work as immediately as possible; in small groups; six to a dozen pieces at a time. I use a limited pallet of very sensitive glazes and fire often in a small kiln. It is a chaotic work cycle but it is very informative. Almost every week I am looking at new pots laid out across the grass. Some pots come inside, some land in the garden. All of them inform and predict what is next. Clay is demanding. You can get caught up in one aspect forever. I’m trying to see the whole process: how a piece is made, how the surface is addressed, how it is fired, and finally how will it be used. I’m trying to compress this process into a moment of clarity; a poetic moment where the piece reveals itself.
MetalworksVenice, FL2019Booth #173
‘Boathouse, Rock River’ 12″ x 4.5″ x 4″ Price Range: $350 – $12,000 Hand-fabricated objects of sterling silver and traditional, kiln-fired glass enamel on copper.
GlassChicago, IL2019Booth #75
“Car” 45″ x 20″ x 9″ Price Range: $250 – $4000 Recycled float glass, lost wax process and fusing glass combined.
WoodVelarde, NM2019Booth #117
“Hand-carved Wood Vases” 18″ x 9″ x 4″ Price Range: $35 – $1,500 Handcarved wood vases with paint, stain and wax finish.
JewelryRandolph, VT2019Booth #259
“Sprout Rings” 1.75″ x 1.75″ Price: $550 Hand fabricated sculptural silver ring.
SculptureFallbrook, CA2019Booth #12
“Modern Aqueduct” 84″ x 18″ x 18″ Price Range: $3,000 – $12,000 this sculpture is created with slate and walnut, all carved, cut and shaped. the stone is sanded and polished to give a metallic look, transforming the idea of what stone is.
PaintingStoddard, WI2019Booth #267
“Dream House” 40″ x 30″ Price Range: $300 – $5,000 Classic American Landscape.
FiberBerkeley, CA2019Booth #224
“Indigo dyed Linen Smock” 34″ x 30″ x 1″ Price: $268 Botanically dyed women’s apparel using shibori and sashiko embroidery techniques.
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