Bob Deane
Bob Deane PotteryWebsite I graduated from Bloomsburg University in 1988 with a BFA. I became a Potter’s Guild member in
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Maria Villegas-Heaney
Beautiful BotanicalsWebsite I have the pleasure of preserving my garden’s gifts through plaster relief artwork. Every piece is one-of-a-kind and
Susan Wechsler
Susan Wechsler DesignsHamburg, NJWebsite My pottery is a combination of stoneware and porcelain clays. The pieces are slab or coil
Dorrie Papademetriou
MudGirls StudioLinwood, NJWebsite MudGirls Studios is a creative ceramic studio in Atlantic City, where disadvantaged women are inspired by crafting
Lana Heckendorn
Lana Heckendorn CeramicsCarlisle, PAWebsite Lana Heckendorn received a BFA in Printmaking from Moore College of Art in Philadelphia. She later
Marsha Dowshen
Marsha Dowshen PotteryBordentown, NJWebsite Marsha attended the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) in Providence. She graduated in 1966 with
Janice Chassier
Goose Nest PotteryPittsgrove, NJWebsite Janice Chassier received her Masters of Studio Ceramics from Hood College in Frederick, Maryland after returning
Pamela Cummings
Pam Cummings PotteryHarrisburg, PAWebsite I make functional stoneware for food and flowers in my woodland studio a stone’s throw from
Michael Cho
Michael ChoAllentown, PA I work with high fired stoneware and thrown on potters wheel. Mixed oxides with brushed glaze.
Nancy Cohen and Anna Boothe
Nancy Cohen and Anna BoothNancy Cohen and Anna Boothe have been good friends for 25+ years and collaborative partners since
Dean Erdmann
Dean ErdmannDean Erdmann is an interdisciplinary artist in moving and still images, sculpture, and installation. Their sculptural practice evolved from
Lily Wilkins
Lily WilkinsLos Angeles, CA, USALily Wilkins is an interdisciplinary artist and designer from Los Angeles, California. Her work is deeply
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