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Here’s a link to a nice article that came out today in our local Charlottesville paper, The Daily Progress.  It was fun to open the paper this morning to a full-page spread with photos.  My fifteen minutes of fame!  

I’m the Featured Artist during July at the Crozet Artisan Depot.  

I had a lot of fun these past two weekends teaching workshops.  The first was at the Reston Community Center pottery.  It was my first visit to that studio – what an excellent facility!  Everyone enjoyed making two-part pieces and … Continue reading →

We’re in the final week of Junko’s and my show at McGuffey Art Center in Charlottesville, Virginia, and I am finally getting around to posting some photos of the show.  My friend Steve Palmer took these shots of the show.  … Continue reading →

My sister in law, Junko Ono Rothwell, and will have a joint show of paintings and pots in the Main Gallery at McGuffey Art Center in Charlottesville during April.  Today I fired the third of four firings of work toward … Continue reading →

Had a great week at the Folk School, which is in Brasstown, NC.  It’s a wonderful place – like camp for grownups (only with good food and comfortable beds).  Our group this week was fun to work with and everyone … Continue reading →

Here is a recent post from Scott Campbell at Clayworks: The Clayworks Open House is a week away!! Andrea Keys Connell, Nan Rothwell, Al Pellenberg & Gina Pisto will be demonstrating from 10 am until 5 pm in the back … Continue reading →

Over the next few months, I will be teach several workshops in Virginia and North Carolina, plus online through TeachinArt.com.  There is a schedule of the hands-on workshops HERE on this website.  I will also be teaching regular weekly classes … Continue reading →

These are from recent firings.  I’ll have pots like them in my Pop-Up Display on Saturday, December 2, during City Clay‘s Annual Holiday Show.  The City Clay show will be up for ten days, but my tables of pots will … Continue reading →

Last week, I moved my display of pots from City Clay (they needed the space for new classes) to Found. Market in Belmont. Here are a couple of photos of the new display. Found. Market is a family-run bakery and … Continue reading →