The "Kazegama Women" participating in this exhibit are Sarah Wells Rolland, Lori Theriault, Julia Mann, Katie Meili Messersmith, Judi Harwood, Christine Henry, Ruth Fischer Rutkowsky, Lindsey Mudge, and Karen Dubois. Our invited guest is potter Jim McDowell. Kazegama means 'Wind' in Japanese, and the Kazegama kiln is an alternative to…
Join us for ongoing demonstrations, and see the newest pieces to be pulled from the kilns. A great time to begin or add to your collection of fine, handmade ceramics!
We're building inventories, to keep our beautiful, contemporary gallery filled with fine ceramic art. We're building a reduction kiln, which has been very exciting for those of us who will fire it. We're building community within our own Riverview Station, with our first building pot luck. How wonderful to meet…
The first half of the month has flown by, busy with moving into our new studio spaces, getting the beautiful Gallery open, and planning and setting up the new Teaching Center, and there's more to come in the coming weeks! Here's a little of what we've got going on, and…
The Village Potters has been a dream for me, Sarah Rolland for years. When a dream moves from hopes and plans and into reality it is a season like no other. George, my husband and I are in that season. George is the kind of supportative husband a woman hopes…