Rebecca Barney
I am a casual craftswoman who enjoys making detailed functional pottery in my free time. I love experimenting with different techniques and trying out new surfaces.
ExperienceEducation: Minor in art; University of Minnesota, Minneapolis (2014)
Other Studios: Personal Home Studio: Minneapolis, Minnesota (2015-2019), Southwest Community Education: Studio Manager (2012-2015), Edina Center for the Arts: Minneapolis, Minnesota (2009), Logan Ceramic Studio: Logan, Utah (2008), Cache Center for the Arts: Logan, Utah (2005-2009), Mesa Art Center: Mesa, Arizona (2004) Shows: Annual CONvergence Art Show, Minneapolis Minnesota (2015, 2016, 2017) Teaching: adult intro and advanced pottery classes and children's summer camps, Southwest Community Education Minneapolis. Minnesota (2012-2015) Contact Information: compassrosepottery@gmail.com
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OfferingsKey forms: dishes
Work available to purchase: yes Other venues that sell your work: www.rebeccabarney.com Accept commissions: yes Ceramic repair: no Available to teach: yes |
Mark Brown
ExperienceOther studios: Residencies at Eastern Market and Clay Queen studios
Workshops: raku with Bill VanGilder Contact Information: Mark1124@starpower.net
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OfferingsKey forms: functional
Work available to purchase: yes Accept commissions: yes Ceramic repair: no Available to teach: yes |
Chris Hanan
I was bitten by the ceramics bug back in high school and have been potting ever since. For over a decade I was throwing at Glen Echo Pottery making functional work and late in 2017 I moved over to a community artist position at District Clay Center.
I primarily make bowls, plates, mugs, and plant pots out of cone 10 stoneware and porcelain.
Thanks for your interest in my ceramic work. If you see something that strikes your fancy feel free to shoot me an email and I can see if I have it in stock or we can talk about making something new.
I primarily make bowls, plates, mugs, and plant pots out of cone 10 stoneware and porcelain.
Thanks for your interest in my ceramic work. If you see something that strikes your fancy feel free to shoot me an email and I can see if I have it in stock or we can talk about making something new.
ExperienceOther studios: Glen Echo Pottery
Contact Information: Hanan.Pottery@gmail.com |
OfferingsKey forms: Bowls, plates, mugs, and plant pots
Work available to purchase: yes Accept commissions: yes Ceramic repair: no Available to teach: no |
Carol Herwig
I make hand-thrown pots designed for food and garden, Sumi-e style sketches on mugs is a trademark; often these include birds and grasses. I prefer darker clays, such as laguna and orange stone, and earthy glazes.
ExperienceShows: Takoma Park and 17th Street Arts fairs
Workshops: Sam Taylor, Mark Shapiro, Clary Illian, Linda Christianson, Kevin Crowe, Ruggles and Rankin. Ellen Shankin, Silvio Granatelli, Peg Malloy, Linda McFarlane, Bob Briscoe, Other studios: Hinckley pottery Teaching: District Clay, Hinckley Pottery, Sitar Center for the Arts Contact Information: carolherwig@me.com |
OfferingsKey forms: Mugs, small pitchers, flower pots, bowls, lamps
Work available to purchase: yes Accept commissions: yes Other venues that sell your work: Qualia Coffeehouse, Eckington Ceramic repair: no Available to teach: yes |
Jonathan Kerr
I began working with clay in high school, continued in college and rounded studies out with classes and workshops over the last ten years. My focus is on functional ceramics, and I enjoy pushing the material in new directions, always interested in novel forms.
I teach seven classes each week and manage the studio at District Clay; I teach at Guy Mason Recreation Center in DC, and at Thomas Jefferson Community Center in Va.
I have attended conferences and workshops ranging from NCECA in Houston and Pittsburg, to Simon Leach. When not teaching and working with clay, I am freelance graphic designer.
I teach seven classes each week and manage the studio at District Clay; I teach at Guy Mason Recreation Center in DC, and at Thomas Jefferson Community Center in Va.
I have attended conferences and workshops ranging from NCECA in Houston and Pittsburg, to Simon Leach. When not teaching and working with clay, I am freelance graphic designer.
ExperienceAcademic training: Architectural Ceramics at Va Tech
Teaching: District Clay, Guy Mason, Thomas Jefferson and the Potomac School Workshops: Too many to list Contact Information: stonewarejon@gmail.com
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OfferingsKey forms: Name it
Work available to purchase: All over the place Other places that sell your work: Teaism in Penn Quarter Accept commissions: All day long Ceramic repair: Yes Available to teach: Yes, with relish |
