Artists

 

Glenn Woods and Keith Herbrand
Kimberli Cummings
          Kimberly Anderson

Peter Streit
Joshua Streit 
LC McGee
Chucker McGee

Ira Burhans
           John Moore


Harry Welsch and Kim Wellman
            John Kellum


Jack Boyle
            Michele Ginouves
McKenzie Smith

Kim Kirchman
Mark Fehl 
            Jonathan Barnes

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Recently I had a conversation with a friend about the importance of treating each interaction with another as a singular event. Communication becomes a point of intimate connection that has the potential to carry deep significance. Each connection forms a web that becomes the structure of one’s life. What we ultimately treasure is our relationships with others.

Making and using pots has come to symbolize the potential of a deeper connection with another person. Communication occurs through the hand and the body as we consume our food. In a certain way, the handmade pot is a subversive interjection into our lives. We slow down while sharing food and conversation and remember the ritualized nature of a meal. Relationships are renewed, the eye is rewarded, and the body is nourished. What can be better than that?