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#100NBartists : Ceramics artists from Issue #4
Welcome to #100NBartists! It’s a project in which I will feature 100 creative people from New Brunswick in 2017.
Feature: potter Juliette Scheffers
Juliette Scheffers is a potter from Fredericton who works with an incredibly finicky but beautiful technique called crystalline.
Studio visit: The Clarks unload their kiln
We came back at the end of the week of firing for the unloading of the kiln. Lee and Yolande were under the wire, trying to get pieces[…]
Studio visit: The Clarks fire their kiln
This past August I had the privilege of catching a few moments of what can only be described as one of the most intense creative experiences I’ve ever
Studio visit: potter Ginette Arsenault
Ginette Arsenault is a passionate potter. She enjoyed many rich experiences before settling in a quiet corner in Shediac and now she is perfectly happy to play[…]
Feature: potters Lee and Yolande Clark
I’m not sure how I came across Yolande Clark, but awhile ago I started reading her blog and getting a peek into the life she and Lee, her[…]
Studio visit: potter Darren Emenau
Darren Emenau is a potter of the earth. I see it when looking at his pieces, the earth-tones and flaking textures remind me of stones, moss and[…]
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