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Founders

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Jade Alexis

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Dark, feminine, small batch works. Intertwining hand building, wheel, and mixed media.

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Rae Riedy

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Wheel thrown, functional ceramics. Simplistic design with a pop of color and texture.

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Members

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Jordan Campbell

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Wheel thrown functional pieces.

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Anderson Davis

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Work that shows facets of assembly or of being hand made through forms that resemble areas of attachment or with gestural marks on the vessels themselves.

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Arias DeRienzo

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Ornate statement pieces, and I'm developing the pottery for my ready wear line to be more simplistic with a focus on fun surface design.

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Tori Tippin

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Loud, proud and unapologetically me.

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Drew Foster

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Focus on the intersection of gender and sexuality and how those experiences get shaped through a spiritual or religious lens. Poetry and reclaim scriptures from childhood open up a conversation about the need for queer-affirming religious community.

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Kimia Sojoudi

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Where architecture and ceramics collide.

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Tracy Cummins

 

Functional wheel-thrown pieces with hand-painted, hand-built and sculptural embellishments that explore the intersection of science, geometry, flora and fauna.

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Jules Cricchio

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Simple and clean works.

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Katie Wise

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Wheel-thrown functional pieces with intricately carved patterns and accent the texture with washes and glazes.

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Sandy Parrott

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Vibrant, colorful sgraffito designs inspired by my love of nature and whimsy on wheel thrown pieces practical for everyday use.

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Carrie Crowl

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Handmade functional pottery, focusing on intricate carving with a pop of color.

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KC Marie Roberge

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Hand built illustrative pieces, mainly featuring slugs and nature.

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Olivia Cantwell

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Wheel focused forms that are never two of a kind, finished with bright and bold details.

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Jake Brown

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Discovering how to define a line through space.

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Christine Minard

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Simple pieces that let the clay shine through.

 

Erin Balella

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Colorful and playful tactile creations.

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Stacey Jackson

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Contemporary hand-built designs.

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Shelby McVicker

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​Wheel thrown vessels with sharp angles that have a y’allternative spin, combining pop culture, cowgirls, and traditional tattoos.

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