7339 Hill Rd., Two Harbors, MN
Gail Rosenquist, Host Artist

I have made art from the time I was young, and I earned a BFA with a focus on drawing and painting. When I was introduced to the tactile world of ceramics. I knew I had found the perfect medium. Nature, with her universal forms is and always has been my muse, and I am incredibly fortunate to live in beautiful surroundings that inspire me daily. My intention is to translate this beauty into my work to inspire a sense of wonder for the user.



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Paul Zoldahn, Host Artist

I create functional and decorative pottery for everyday use. My goal is to create surfaces that echo the firing and forming processes, many pieces are glazed in up to 5 different glazes and porcelain slips, each glaze and slip are subject to the heat of the kiln.



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Sean MacManus, Guest Artist

My process often differs with each stone, yet remains the same. Hammer hits chisel, chisel cuts stone. The eye searches the stone, in rhythm with the hammer. The shadow created as a result of the chisel guides the eye through the textures of the stone. The interplay of light & shadow brings the stone alive.



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Melanie Lieb, Guest Artist

Harnessing fire, painting with glass, Nucleus wearable art is juxtaposed between colorful whimsy and a touch of creative madness. Melanie Lieb is a multidisciplinary artist living and working in Two Harbors MN. She has been making artistic enamel jewelry for almost two decades. Aside from jewelry she makes conceptual fine art in many mediums that has been showcased throughout the country. Color and texture play a huge role in Melanies work.



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