Helen Bates on wed 9 jan 02
and Individual Potters
Hello Clayarters!=20
Got my home system going again, so here is part of the unsent November
surfing I was saving for you. Hope you enjoy it. =20
Helen=20
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A poem by Orkney (Scotland) author George Mackay Brown (whom, years
ago, I met!) =20
http://www.georgemackaybrown.co.uk/gmb/80thcelebration.htm=20
Into the hands of every unborn soul is put a lump of the
original clay, for him to mould vessels =96 a bowl and a lamp
=96 the one to sustain him, the other to lighten him through
the twilight between two darknesses, birth and death.
from Martyr, Orkney Tapestry 1969=20
George Mackay Brown homepage: =20
http://www.georgemackaybrown.co.uk/=20
France Fateux (Canada)=20
http://www.arte-factum.com/Fauteux/index.html=20
Delightful pieces, both one of a kind sculpture of somehow
anthropomorphised animals, and earthenware moulded series of animals
and birds. =20
Jane MacIntosh (Canada)=20
http://www.scugog-net.com/macintosh/=20
http://www.clayandglass.on.ca/members/jmacintosh.htm=20
Canadian artist whose Japanese brush painting technique goes beyond
the mundane on her quiet and elegant pottery forms. =20
Gregg Luginbuhl=20
http://www.bluffton.edu/~luginbuhlg/=20
Professor of art at Bluffton College, Lima Ohio=20
Sculptor working sometimes lyrically, sometimes conceptually in clay. =20
Shows an evident love of colour. =20
Pieces mostly hand built, or occasionally wheel thrown with additions.=20
Sam Uhlick=20
http://www.uhlick.com/index.htm=20
Wheel thrown pottery and ram pressed tiles.=20
Photos of studio processes include clay blunging, screening, drying,
pugging, pugging clay, using 5 HP pugmill Sam built in 1983=20
Nick Zappa (Colorado) (Clayarter)=20
http://www.zappapottery.com=20
Check out Nick's Copper reds.
Nick has been doing copper red for 25 years.=20
Rachel Bishop (Moorecroft Pottery head designer)=20
http://www.thisiscollecting.com/bullerswood/=20
A Moorecroft pot based on a William Morris Carpet "Bullers Wood"=20
For lovers of Moorecroft, sorry, the line is sold out. =20
Joanna Bird Pottery=20
http://www.joannabirdpottery.com/=20
Gallery specializing in mainly traditional British potters.=20
Hart Gallery (UK)
http://www.hartgallery.co.uk/site/branding.htm
Representing contemporary ceramic artists and sculptors, etc. =20
Mike and Janet Calhoun=20
http://www.traditionspottery.com/Pages/shows.html=20
Traditions Pottery of Blowing Rock, North Carolina=20
Janet is a 6th generation potter of the Owens family, according to the
information given. =20
Hot Tea! 2001=20
http://www.delmano.com/Master01/Hot_Tea__2001/body_hot_tea__2001.html
Reference Guide For Gonder Pottery
http://www.happysemporium.com/article.htm=20
A little known Ohio art pottery whose forms were often quite
delightful=20
Nicholson & Sterling Galleries=20
http://karenwilliams1.brinkster.net/index.htm=20
Links to Polish pottery and Delft ware=20
The best decorated Polish pottery I have seen. =20
Brushwork is finer and colour work is more modulated than most of the
Polish imports I've been seeing on the web. =20
Also contemporary Netherlands Delft pottery=20
What I don't know is whether the Polish is cast then hand-decorated,
or thrown. =20
I'm thinking that it's likely cast, and that the Delft is cast as
well. =20
Brandon Gallery=20
http://www.brandongallery.com/=20
Brandon's Collection: gorgeous ancient and antique chinese pottery=20
http://www.brandongallery.com/listcollection.asp?Type=3DCollection=20
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Helen Bates - mailto:nell@quintenet.com =20
Web - http://www.geocities.com/nelbanell/HelensClayPicks.html =20
B. Amsterlaw's link to my Clayart Posts - http://amsterlaw.com/nell/ =20
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