Tag Archives: Lorna Meaden

A Muddy Week

Posted on May 24, 2011 by

This year it has been a struggle to get into the studio.  Or to get muddy at all. That is starting to change. I spent the entire weekend in the studio watching master potter Lorna Meaden make her exquisite pots. … Continue reading →

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First Signs of Spring 2011

Posted on March 22, 2011 by

I was all ready. Lorna Meaden was coming to town and I was getting to spend the whole weekend watching her make her amazing pots. But then the call came on Friday.  She was sick.  She wasn’t coming.  Oh darn. … Continue reading →

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Lorna Meaden Workshop in Alexandria, Virginia

Posted on January 23, 2011 by

There are a few ceramic artists whose work really captures my attention.  They are artists who have a fresh take on functional forms, and not just your standard bowl and mug. I love it when artists take on daily functional … Continue reading →

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“Show them you’re thinking”

Posted on May 17, 2010 by

There were so many great quotes from the NCECA pre-conference “Making through Living and Living through Making” that it was hard to focus on the demos.  Most of the best quotes came from Ron Meyers.  The best one, in my … Continue reading →

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