I have mentioned that John and I were invite to participate this year in the 28th Annual Seagrove Pottery Festival this year. The festival will take place November 21st and 22nd at the Seagrove School, 528 Old Plank Road, Seagrove, NC. (visit www.seagrovepotteryheritage.com) This is the largest pottery show in North Carolina! There is an amazingly long list of potters that will be there, so if you ever wanted a piece of North Carolina pottery than this is the place to be.
My piece is soneware with iron oxide and Rutile Blue glaze. It measures 10" high and 6 1/2" in diameter at the top.
There will be an auction on Sunday, where all of the potters have donated a piece. All the pieces will be marked with 1) the name of the shop, 2) signature of maker, 3) November 22, 2009, 4) 28th Seagrove Pottery Festival on the bottom. They are due to the museum by November 1st. So, being the last minute kind of person that I am, I finally finished my piece, took pictures and filled out the form. Tomorrow we are going to deliver it! (And since we have to go by the North Carolina Zoo, we are going to make a day of it.
http://www.nczoo.org/)
Liquidambar Studio of Art is a studio in Pittsboro, North Carolina, where we all can go to create. This blog will be a small glimps of what goes on in one artist's mind (not always about art and not always pretty). But, we feel to be a true artist that all aspects of life need to be incorporated. IT IS OK TO EXPRESS YOURSELF THROUGH ANY MEDIUM!!! "Photography to sculpture and all of the wet paint in between."
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