7339 Hill Rd., Two Harbors | Minnesota
Gail Rosenquist, Host Artist
I earned a BFA with a focus on drawing and painting from the Massachusetts College of Art. When I was introduced to the tactile world of ceramics I knew I had found a perfect medium where I could enjoy the tactile nature of clay and utilize aesthetic sensibilities learned in art school. My observation of nature with her universal forms is always my muse, and I’m incredibly fortunate the live in beautiful surroundings that inspire me daily.
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Paul Zoldahn, Host Artist
The ever changing state of clay and water has been a never-ending fascination in my work. Working with clay in all stages from forming slab or potters’ wheel to a more liquid slip decorative skin on the vessel. Clay in its plastic state flows whether compressed on a solid surface or on a potters’ wheel against gravity and compressed with skilled hands. My goal in my pottery is to work with that liquid quality thru firing using multiple layers of unique glaze formulas to create movement/flow in the finished functional pot
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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
I make wearable fine art. Using a combination of fine metals, enamel and gemstones I create one of a kind bespoke and sculptural pieces of jewelry.
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September 25, 26, & 27 