For the month of August the Central Ridge Library in Citrus County Florida is featuring a pottery exhibit of my work in their entry lobby. The exhibit is an educational display.
Since I'm a hand builder I chose to highlight pottery making methods of pinching, coiling, and slab building with photos of making techniques, descriptions, and examples of each. The top photo, aqua sun, is the latest in my geometric jaunt. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.
how wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHi Meredith, thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done! Do you mind if I show this display image to my pottery group as a suggestion for us to do something similar for our 50th anniversary next year?
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful and I can well imagine the descriptions you wrote are perfect. It looks like a very nice display. Good for you, Linda. A feather in your cap - a white one!
ReplyDeleteoh how great! I bet you inspire a number of people to try ceramics with this display.
ReplyDeleteI love the aqua sun - it looks so joyful. And the exhibit looks fab - how lovely to see your work laid out like that. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Anna, thanks, no, I don't mind, I have some more photos, but there was a glare on the glass and couldn't get very good photos, let me know if you want those too and the descriptions. I can mail them to you.
ReplyDeleteHi Teresa, thanks, I have a variety of work in each category, so it was perfect for this type of display.
Hi Barbara, thanks, that's what I was hoping, that folks would be inspired either to try pottery or it would stimulate their minds and show them that creativeity is only limited by the imagination.
Hi Jayne, thanks, glad you like the sun, it is really intense around here for sure, I might contact the other library and other places now and see if I can exhibit a similar display in other locations.
Outstanding! What a wonderful and inspiring exhibit. Isn't it surprising how ceramic work looks so much better displayed and not spread out all over a studio? Congrats!
ReplyDeletecongrats on great display; you are a great model for an adventurous potter who keeps learning new techniques.Joan Tucker
ReplyDeletehow wonderful to have an exhibit at the library when you are so new to the area! a perfect way to get your name and art, out there. congratulations!
ReplyDeleteHi Charlene, thanks, you know the pottery does look better displayed in layers like that rather than crammed in to my shelves at home. Ha.
ReplyDeleteHi Joan, thanks, yeah I'm hoping to change that model and streamline what I'm doing. Ha.
Hi Michele, thanks, hopefully that will work. I'm thinking of ocntacting other places for this exhibit too.
Thanks Linda. The group I belong to have had displays in libraries before but not with the techniques explained like you have in yours.
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