
I've been enjoying these I must admit!
Off to turn up the kiln. Looks like Mr. Philbeck is really cleaning the place up for my arrival this weekend. Better show up with some good work!
JANUARY
"8 Fluid Ounces" - National juried cup exhibition
1/25 Through 2/25, Gallery Talk 1/28
Shaw Center for the Arts LSU School of Art Alfred C. Glassell Jr. Exhibition Gallery Baton Rouge, LA
FEBRUARY
"Flora" - ceramic works by Jenni Brant & Jennifer Mecca
1/30 Through 3/2, Reception 2/3 .......6 to 9pm
Gallery Up 201 E Main St, 2nd Flr Gettys Art Ctr Rock Hill, SC 2973
APRIL
"Vases for Spring", Invitational
4/3 Through 7/16
Worchester Center for Craft - 25 Sagamore Rd, Worchester Mass. 01605
http://www.worcester.edu/WCC/default.aspx
"Memory & Metaphor" - by Duy Huynh, Jennifer Mecca and Honora Jacob
4/4 through 5/26.... Reception 4/6
Lark and Key 128E Park Rd, Charlotte NC
"Thrown Together Spring Sale" - group show featuring Jennifer Mecca, Ron Philbeck, Amy Sanders and Julie Wiggins.
4/28 (10am to 4pm) Special Quests - Kerry Gonzolaz and Dean & Martin Pottery
1225 Dade St. Charlotte NC
JULY
Thrown Together Group show - name to be announced
6/1 through 6/31
NC Craft Gallery http://nccraftsgallery.com/
ARTS IN THE PARK-Blowing Rock
6/14 (10am to 5pm)
Downtown Blowing Rock , NC
http://www.blowingrock.com/artinthepark/
AUGUST
ARTS IN THE PARK- Blowing Rock
7/11 (10am to 5pm) Downtown Blowing Rock, NC http://www.blowingrock.com/artinthepark/
NOVEMBER
"The Cup Show",
11/17 Through 12/24
Worchester Center for Craft - 25 Sagamore Rd, Worchester, Mass 01605
http://www.worcester.edu/WCC/default.aspx
10 comments:
I do a lot of scoring too and I am a HUGE fan of the scoring tool. I just had to get a new one because I broke off two of the wires from using it so much!
I'm just the opposite. I have way too many tools and gadgets. It is actually time to start getting rid of them. I like to use the cheap onion holders with the tines and a plastic holder. I break it into three pieces and then I have a few scoring tools to go around.
a bicycle spoke, whoa :)
I have a fishing tackle box full of tools I use most of the time and a serrated rib but that scoring tool you show would be handy too.
I like the idea of recycling the wheel spoke (pun intended, sorry, I couldn't resist). How well does it work for trimming?
the spoke tool is interesting looking... i wonder how well it works. love those flower blocks in the previous post.
I have one of these spoke trimming tools (that Tom Turner gave me after his trip to China)but find it tends to bite into soft clay. It makes a good "chattering" tool. I have been using it over the past winter and works better on a little harder clay.
It won't rust because bicycle spokes are usually made from stainless.
Yes, I am slaving away here!! Just washing down the dusty shelves in the showroom and reserving some for your lovely pots. Looks like you have some goodies!
I want to try the trimming tool! Looks awesome! Good luck this weekend. Your work looks superb. You rock Jenn.
hearts,
andrea
Any tool that won't rust sounds pretty good. I'm in the midst of moving my studio, and dang if I don't have a bunch of rusty tools!
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