Michael Ririe a good friend and fellow world traveler of mine has posted a spotlight of me on his photography blog michaelririe.com. He came out to BYU a couple of months ago when I was demoing at BYU’s “Wide-Open Spaces” Exhibit Opening Fiesta and took pictures of me in action. Michael is an amazing photographer […]
I didn’t know how else to word it. I am going to Pre-Grad School at BYU, at least that is the best way to explain it. I am attending a ceramics class at BYU this year to prepare my portfolio for submission to their MFA program this Spring. I need to pay tuition for the […]
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This past Spring I took the chance to catch a ride out to Rough and Ready, California where I grew up. I was able to visit family and stay with my Mother and Father. While I was there I saw some of my early pottery proudly on display. The sight of it made me cringe. […]
I went to the V&A Museum today. They had art from all over the world and across many era’s. I particularly enjoyed the Sculpture and Ceramics exhibits. They had a huge section on the 6th floor dedicated to ceramic art and the history of ceramics from all over the world. The ceramics was organized in […]
This Friday March, 5th from 6 – 9 PM in Provo is the Food and Care Coalition’s annual “Bowls for Humanity” fundraiser. This is a great cause and a great opportunity to collect art from local Utah Potters. I have been contributing to Bowls for Humanity since my friend Tammy Rodeback started it. This year […]
People have asked me what it is about clay that I love so much. There are many reasons why I love to play in the “Mud”. One of them being the longevity that it offers to my art. There is a story in one of our local newspapers about a discovery made recently in the […]
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