When words fail, art speaks, transcending barriers of language and culture, reminding us of our common humanity.
I am looking forward to installing and exhibiting “Embracing Ephemeral,” our duo show with an amazing painter and my friend Alex Leith. This exhibition will showcase our shared fascination with the delicate balance between the fleeting and the eternal. Among our individual new work, we’ll be also showing our collaborative pieces, where we delve into the mystical world of Dryads, tree spirits with finite lives, juxtaposing their ephemeral existence with the everlasting beauty of nature. Our artworks will invite viewers to contemplate the fragile yet resilient nature of all living beings.
Join us at the Millspace Gallery in Newmarket for this transformative journey through the realms of clay and glass sculptures and energy-filled painted landscapes.
Exhibition Dates: September 30 – November 4, 2023 Opening Reception: September 30, 6-8pm Millspace Gallery, 55 Main St, River Level, Newmarket, NH
Searching for Answers stoneware, stains, glazes, 34x12x11 inches, 2023
I just shipped my sculpture “Searching for Answers” to the invitational exhibition titled In.Visible at The Bascom Center for the Visual Arts in North Carolina. I am thrilled this piece will be shown among other incredible artists’ work.
Curated by ceramic artist, Kirsten Stingle, In.Visible explores reimagining myths and tales to better address the climate crisis as well as the social, economic, and political upheaval of modernity. David Abram says, “Before you can restore the land, you must re-story the land.”
This sculpture is another version of my “Where Did Our God Go?” piece. Since the previous one was chosen for another show, I had to make a new one for this invitational exhibition. It is challenging to repeat the same idea and forms, but interesting to see how it usually evolves and never looks exactly the same. This sculpture is a symbol of resilience, an embodiment of the universal human desire for meaning and connection. It tells a story of loss, faith, and the search for divine guidance amidst the chaos of war. With this sculpture I hope to remind us of the enduring power of faith and the quest for answers in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges.
Exhibition Dates: September 30 – December 30 Opening Reception: October 5, 5pm The Bascom Center for the Visual Arts 323 Franklin Road, Highlands, NC
Art is the weapon against darkness and ignorance, it is the light that shines in the blackest of nights.” -Unknown
Premonition of War 19x11x8 inches, stoneware, stains, glazes
I am thrilled this sculpture will be on display at the Figure exhibition in California. It is truly a privilege to have my work shown at the Epperson Gallery and be selected by Michelle Gregor. The timing of its creation also gives me shivers, as I started the sculpture in December of 2021 and finished it in January of 2022, just before the outbreak of the war in Ukraine.
Exhibition dates: February 17- April 16, 2023 Opening Reception: February 25, 4-6pm
Epperson Gallery 1400 Pomona Street Crockett, CA 94525
Join me at the beautiful Beatrice Wood Art Center in Ojai, California for an unforgettable experience in April! We’ll be working outside surrounded by the natural beauty of the mountains of Happy Valley, as you learn new techniques and unleash your imagination, capturing the creative energy of the area, a place filled with light and the spirituality of many dedicated artists and thinkers.
With clay anything is possible, just bring your idea and we’ll convert it into a surrealist totem! All levels are welcome!
Bay area friends, mark your calendars! The third week in April I will be between San Francisco and Crockett where I’ll be teaching another 2 day workshop at Epperson Gallery.
I will guide you through my process of creating sculptural ceramic objects inspired by dreams, mythology and storytelling. First day will begin with a slide presentation and the hands-on demonstration of hand building techniques, including sculpting faces and hands. On the second day, we’ll focus on surface treatments, using slips, underglazes, and the sgraffito technique to create vibrant, dynamic surfaces. Once completed, your masterpieces will be fired in the kilns. A few people have registered, but there are still spots available. Email Suzanne Long: suzannelong@eppersongallery.com and indicate you are signing up for the Sculpted Dreams Workshop.
Schedule: April 22nd-23rd, 2023, 10am to 4pm.Pricing: $275 Payable via Check or Credit Card. Looking forward to sharing my passion for clay sculpting with new and old mud people.
Exhibition dates: January 13 – February 24, 2023 Closing Reception and Audience Choice Awards Announcement February 24, 5:30 – 7:30pm Spaulding R. Aldrich Heritage Gallery 50 Douglas Road, Whitinswille, MA
For the month of February I ran a fundraiser to support the young artists of the Aza Nizi Maza art school in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Please consider donating to this worthy cause and help support the next generation of artists! Your contribution will go towards providing resources and education for these young artists. This incredible school is in its 10th year and had more than 60 exhibitions. At the beginning of the war, it was a bomb shelter. Since then, the students at Aza Nizi Maza continue to use their talents to give voice to the struggles and experiences of Ukraine. I believe that investing in future generations is crucial. Together, we can make a difference and help these committed students continue to create and reach their full potential during these challenging times! Here is the link to the donations: https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/8R9wlwj96Y
Three days left before the new year. It has been 10 months since Russian forces invaded my native Ukraine. My mornings start with news from there and conversations with my cousin who still lives in Kiev. There have been so many atrocities and so many lives lost. My biggest wish for the next year is Peace in my motherland and all over the world!
Ganesha for Ukraine stoneware, stains, glazes, glass, 14x11x10 inches
Before the war began in my motherland, Ukraine, I was working on a series called the Cloud Dwellers. Hybrids of past and future deities, these serene figures inhabited ephemeral mists, untouched by the hassles and frenzy of our everyday, earthly concerns. Then the war started and my sculptures became punctured with holes as if they too got shelled by bombs and false propaganda. The sky was no longer a safe refuge but a source of danger and uncertainty.
When I was invited to participate in the Thinking With Animals exhibition, I immediately thought of Ganesha as a remover of the obstacles. Growing up, I loved reading Indian mythology stories – Ukraine is geographically positioned between the East and the West and I was lucky to have a stream of international folklore and ideas flowing through our house during my childhood. I learned from a young age that the elephant is a symbol of good luck. In this piece, his blue body is juxtaposed by a yellow dome and drapes to reflect the colors of the Ukrainian flag. In his right hand he holds a globe partly covered in ashes while an all-seeing eye appears on his left palm predicting the victory for Ukraine.
Exhibition runs: 11/25/2022–03/05/2023 Canton Museum of Art 1001 Market Ave N Canton, OH 44702
It is a perfect time to give your loved ones or yourself the gift of a creative workshop! Back in 2018 and in 2019 I had a blast teaching my Surrealist Totems workshops in Ojai. It was great to share my knowledge with an amazing group of students at the Beatrice Wood Art Center, a place filled with light and the spirituality of many dedicated artists and thinkers.
Bay area friends, mark your calendars! The third week in April I’ll be between San Francisco and Crockett where I’ll be teaching another 2 day workshop at Epperson Gallery. We already have people registered but there are still spots available — email Suzanne Long: suzannelong@eppersongallery.comand indicate you are signing up for the Sculpted Dreams Workshop.
Schedule: April 22nd-23rd, 2023, 10am to 4pm.
Pricing: $275 Payable via Check or Credit Card. Looking forward to sharing my passion for clay sculpting with new and old mud people.
Rising Above the Horizon stoneware, stains, glazes, 21x12x10 inches
This sculpture will be featured at the Art Center SarasotaBlack and White juried exhibition curated by Elana Rubinfeld, Founder of New Art Agency in Sarasota. Black & White showcases the incredible provocative range and beauty found in art that tells its stories without color.
Exhibition Dates: 11/8/2022–1/21/2023 Art Center Sarasota
707 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34236
All I want is Peace stoneware, stains, glazes, 14x19x9 inches
I am happy to report that I recently became a core member of Fountain Street Gallery in BOSTON, MA. Two of my sculptures from the Broken Dreams series are included at Form and Emptiness exhibition. This show is an exploration of contrasts and juxtapositions featuring the work of the gallery’s Core Members. Artists start with a blank slate and an idea, question, or impulse, and, through their creative processes, form emerges. Something wholly new, and often unexpected, may come into being. Disparate elements—color, value, size, texture, meaning and medium— ultimately relate through their interdependence in a completed work of art. Without emptiness, there would be no form. Fountain Street artists celebrate the duality of this push and pull to express their numerous and expansive artistic visions.
Exhibition runs: 12/1/2022–1/15/2023 Opening Reception: December 2, 2022 5–8pm Second reception during SoWa First Friday Art Walk: January 6, 2023, 5–8pm
Celestial Song stoneware, stains, glazes, 16x12x8 inches
Two of my sculptures were included at the Colors of Peace, a pop-up exhibition that took place at the Wedeman Gallery. This was a fundraiser art exhibition in support of children with autism in Ukraine. Autistic children, who are among almost 5 million displaced Ukrainian children, have been and continue to be hit particularly hard during this brutal war. In collaboration with Heal Ukraine Group, the Autism Unity’s non-profit organization, immediate mission is to providing access to the specialists and quality programs for displaced children of Ukraine with autism spectrum and their families. The loss of educational and therapeutic supports combined with war stressors are catastrophic to the autistic people, resulting in a mental health crisis for the children and parents. Many of them forced to leave everything behind: their homes, their schools, and often, their family members.
Exhibition dates: December 17-18, 12-5pm both days Wedeman Gallery 47 Myrtle Ave, Newton, MA
I am happy to announce that my solo exhibition On Another Shore is currently at Millspace gallery in Newmarket, NH — thank you to everyone who made it to the opening! Also, NPR interviewed me and you can listen here:
For many of us, 2020 was a tumultuous time. For me, it marked a big change; I moved from California to the other shore of the East Coast. This move generated a series of mythological forest creatures inspired by the New England wildlife. These archetypes were serene, mysterious beings viewing imminent changes as a path for future spiritual growth.My work shifted dramatically since Russia invaded my motherland Ukraine. My sculptures became punctured with holes as if they got shelled by bombs and propaganda. The surfaces are now covered with crawling glazes reminiscent of ashes. Drawing with negative space, I am letting light penetrate the openings and orifices. Each of these sculptures reflect a particular moment of this war. We are in an unprecedented moment. It seems we still have more of these excruciating trials to go through before approaching the age of peace and creativity. As an eternal optimist I believe deeply in the goodness of people everywhere. We are the Earth’s consciousness and it is up to us to steer ourselves into a bright future!
Millspace Gallery
55 Main Street Newmarket, NH
South Entry, River Level
Show runs until October 16
I am so honored my sculpture Protect Our Skies is a part of the Women Artists Making Their Mark 2022online exhibition at the O’Hanlon Center for the Arts. This show is juried by Donna Seager and Suzanne Gray and it is dedicated to living working artists known and yet to be discovered: women artists making their mark and changing the landscape of contemporary art. Images and statements here
Aqua Lady, stoneware, stains, glazes, 21x12x10 inches
Two of my sculptures will be featured at the Art Center Sarasota invitational exhibition titled: I am the Clay, curated by Carla O’Brien.
This all ceramics show features works that showcases the changes in clay-making over the past 41 years from the eyes of curator Carla O’Brien, owner of Sarasota Clay Company.Featured artists in I am the Clay include, Frank Colson, Ted Camp, Brooke Andrews, Leslie Uguccione, Kathleen Moore, Barbara Lynch, Natasha Dikareva, Susan Beecher, Taylor Robenalt , Seth Barendse, Osa Atoe, Dorothea Calvert, Pam Steele, Josh Holbrook, Brendan Deasy, and Carla O’Brien.
Exhibition Dates: September 1-30 Art Center Sarasota
707 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34236
Rain Goddess During Social Distancing was created in Sarasota, Florida and was invited to be shown at the Visions in Clay 2022 exhibition held at LH Horton Jr. Gallery in Stockton, CA. Visions In Clay is one of the largest ceramic arts exhibitions in Northern California and I am happy to be a part of this show.
Exhibition Juror: Rachel Gotlieb, Curator of Ceramic Arts, Crocker Art Museum Exhibition Dates: September 1-23 LH Horton Jr. Gallery
San Joaquin Delta College
5151 Pacific Ave.
Stockton, CA 95207
Do You Remember Your Last night Dream?
stoneware, stains, glazes, 20x9x6 inches
Although the world is full of suffering, it is also full of the overcoming of it.
— Helen Keller
From Whispering to Screaming exhibition reflects the latest transformations in our lives. During the pandemic we moved to the woods of the East Coast. This move inspired a series of mythological creatures who live on top of tall trees and see the imminent changes on the horizon as opportunities for future spiritual growth. Then, on the 24th of February, Russia brutally invaded my motherland and my work shifted dramatically. My sculptures became punctured with holes, as if they too got shelled by bombs and propaganda. I am glued to the news and speak to my family in Kiev every day.
We are in the moment of an unimaginable future. It seems we still have more of these excruciating experiences to go through before approaching the age of peace and creativity. As an eternal optimist I believe deeply in the goodness of people everywhere. We are the Earth’s consciousness and it is up to us to steer the future in the proper direction!
Listen Europe is about a shared geographic and cultural experience, speaking to Ukraine’s position between Russia and the rest of Europe. The piece is also about the endless talks, negotiations, rumors and bureaucracy ensnaring us into passivity. The two figures share another connection by the tumultuous dark blue cloud lurking on top of their heads; the menace of totalitarian regimes that threatens many parts of the world, including Europe. This piece has been juried into the Summer Surprise! exhibition at LexArt.
Listen Europe
stoneware, stains, glazes 14x19x9 inches
Sometimes to find the light, you have to go through the deepest darkness. Let the light shine out of the darkness. Two of my sculptures were selected for the exhibition, From Dark to Light, which will be happening at the same time as the Summer Surprise show.
Once Upon a Time in Sarasota is on a view at the Art Center Sarasota at the Faces and Places exhibition from June 2 – August 6, 2022.
707 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34236
Gallery Hours: M-F, 10 am-5 pm & Sat 12-5 pm
“Do You Remember Last Night’s Dream” will be exhibited at the Cape Cod Museum of Artsculptural invitational show. This show will have indoor and outdoor portions. I am looking forward to visiting this place in August.
Exhibition runs: August 17 – October 22, 2022
Cape Cod Museum of Art, 60 Hope Lane, Dennis, MA
Sirin flew to a new home in New Hampshire! She has been picked up by this beautiful family and I got the best compliment from the new owner, who told me that she found her children whispering secrets to my sculpture in the mornings!
My next workshop Dreams in Clay: Creating Personal Mythology in the South of France scheduled in Saint-Raphaël, France from September 6 – 15. This is a perfect place to soak in the scenic wonders of the Riviera, savor the Mediterranean way of life, and channel your creativity!
During this 10-day intensive workshop we will be inspired by and immersed in the beautiful environment of French Riviera. The days will be comprised of both studio time and relevant excursions. Historical sites such as ancient Roman ruins and medieval chapels, as well as daily Mediterranean life, will be investigated and explored. Every day will begin with a demonstration of different hand-building techniques, as well as surface treatments. The ceramic surface will be approached as a canvas to create vibrant, dynamic surfaces of visual storytelling.
Like for so many, the past two months were very emotionally draining and tumultuous for me. Nevertheless, listening to the news every day, I produced a whole new series of work about war called Broken Dreams, reflecting on the current situation in my native Ukraine. It was strengthening to share the images and stories behind these pieces during SculptSlam, a presentation organized by the New England Sculptors Association, held over zoom on May 10th. I presented my work along with Roe Osborn, Sabrina Fadia and Domenic Esposito. You can watch the talk on youtube here: https://youtu.be/rxWZI732JU8?t=988
Expressive Hands and Faces will take place at the Beatrice Wood art Center in Ojai, June 4 and 5, 10-4pm. This workshop will cover hand-building techniques of the most expressive features on the human body – faces and hands. Students will learn about the anatomical structure of the face to help accurately portray facial features and expressive qualities. Different methods of sculpting emotions will be demonstrated during the workshop. While also learning about the structure of the hands, we will explore the gestural aspect and symbolism of the position of the fingers in different cultures. Step-by-step instructions will explain everything from creating basic rough outlines to refining the surface for finely detailed elements. Works will be fired and available for pick up at a later date. All levels are welcome – I am looking forward to meeting new fellow artists and to reconnecting with my previous students!
Sculpted Dreams will be happening at the Epperson Gallery in Crockett.
Schedule: June 11 and June 12, 2022. 10am to 4pm.
At this Bay Area workshop, I’ll be sharing my process of forming otherworldly beings combining mythology, contemporary elements and imagination into a sculptural ceramic object. During the first day I will demonstrate different clay hand-building techniques. On the second day, the main focus will be on surface treatments. The ceramic surface will be approached as a canvas, using slips, underglazes and the sgraffito technique to create vibrant, dynamic surfaces of visual storytelling. Participants will also have the ability to practice post-glaze techniques such as china painting. For this purpose, students are encouraged to bring bisque-ware to experiment on. All levels are welcome!
Each student will receive a 25 lb bag of clay. Bisque firing is included.
As a 3D ceramic and glass sculptor who has a long history of participating worldwide in exhibitions, residencies and teaching programs, I have been invited by the Art Span to share my knowledge regarding handling, packaging and shipping fragile, intricate, heavy and non-angular artworks. On Tuesday, May 24th during the Online Artist Workshop 6:30-8pm, I’ll be sharing the valuable tips that could ensure your artwork arrives safely to its intended destination.
Register to join us on zoom here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/267145327867
It is Mine and That’s That
stoneware, stains, glazes
For My People
stoneware, stains, glazes, sunflowers
I am so grateful for all these opportunities to present my work and to teach the techniques I have learned throughout the years of working with my favorite material – clay. I pray we’ll celebrate the victory of my native Ukraine by this summer.
Since the 24th of February, our world turned upside down – Russia brutally invaded my motherland! My work has begun to reflect this violent change: the faces are no longer serene but anguished, the figures full of holes, as if broken by shelling.
I am trying to make sense of this war by seeing it from different points of view, revisiting Russia’s long and bloody history. I had to memorize over 1000 years of endless cruelty and predatory wars in my soviet-era grade school, which I then promptly forgot–now I review the atrocities in this new context. I am glued to the news and speak to my cousin in Kiev everyday. There is a little progress, if you could call it a progress, made towards the end of this war. But how many more lives will have to be sacrificed before it is over? We are a global community–I hope the world-leading countries will step up to stop the Russian army terror.
I thought we had been entering the age of Aquarius, the era of a new creative Renaissance. But it seems we still have more of these excruciating experiences to go through before entering the age of peace and creativity. As an eternal optimist I believe deeply in the goodness of people everywhere. We are the Earth’s consciousness and it is up to us to steer the future in the proper direction!
Broken Dreams
work in progress
Our fundraiser reached the $10,000 mark mid-March. The gallery artists are donating all proceeds from this exhibit to World Central Kitchen wck.org and I am donating my sculpture “Uncertain Moment” from the Shell Dweller series. This creature finds sanctuary in the safe home of a shell. Awaiting for rescue from her brothers, she contemplates when it will be safe to crawl out. Let’s be hopeful that after this war, peace will prevail!
The seacoastartist.org gallery is open Wed-Sat 10am to 5pm, Sun 1pm to 4pm.
I am so honored Certain About Uncertainty was awarded First Prize by the Bernie Pucker and Rose Montera of the Pucker Gallery. This is the second annual online Equinox exhibition of the New England Sculptors Association. The judges explained that this sculpture perfectly represented what they were looking for in the winner of this show–harmony, balance and peace. You can vote on the people’s choice favorite and watch the winning artists talk about their works here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksmfkBpydcw Certain About Uncertainty
stoneware, stains, glazes, glass
Portraits in Clay: Marking Our Time exhibition opened at Abrams Claghorn Gallery in Albany, CA in conjunction with National Conference of Clay event. My Forest Diaries installation consists out of 9 pieces. It was shown there along with Sandy Frank, Lorraine Bonner, Stephanie Thames and Pamela Thomas.
Spellbound Under Northern Skies
stoneware, stains, glazes
I conducted a workshop fundraiser where we sculpted sunflowers to help my native country. All the proceeds went to Operation Sunflower Fund which provides critical medical and non-lethal protective equipment and supplies directly to people in Ukraine that need them most. This fundraiser is organized by my friends in San Francisco.
My students keep bringing me sunflowers. Symbols of Ukraine, they represent longevity, peace, optimism, honesty and happiness. I hope this horrific invasion from Russia will be over soon and my motherland will be free and peaceful again!
I am very happy to announce that I am represented by the wonderful Duncan McClellan Gallery in St. Petersburg, Florida! This gallery specializes in glass and I am honored to be among their roster of talented glass artists. You can find me here: https://dmglass.com/artists/natasha-dikareva/
2022 has kicked off with the Lover’s Eye invitational exhibition at Pence Gallery. I love their poetic theme and I am excited to have one of my blown-glass-and-ceramic sculptures included in the show.
Lover’s eyes, or eye miniatures, were popular in Great Britain from the late 1700s through the Victorian era. Typically painted on a small piece of ivory, an eye miniature depicts a single eye, representing the gaze of a loved one. Thought to have been originally created as a secret token of love, these mysterious portraits were often worn as jewelry. Thousands survive today, but for the most part, their subjects and the artists who created them are unknown.
The local and regional artists in this exhibit have uniquely explored the lover’s eye theme in various ways. Stellar participating artists include Steven Levin, Adam Forfang, Chris Leib, Kirstine Hansen, Natasha Dikareva, and Laurelin Gilmore, among others.
Exhibition runs: January 7 – January 30, 2022
Reception: January 14, 6-9 PM
212 D Street, Davis, CA 95616
Seacoast Artist Association was open during the holidays and got a big surge of visitors buying their last-minute art gifts. This piece has found a new home in Manchester, NH. I am happy to know she will bring joy and serenity to this corner of the world.
Inhale Deeply and Say Om
stoneware, stains, glazes
12x10x9 inches
I hope these long nights are a nice opportunity for thoughtful self-reflection and to help access our most powerful selves in 2022. Wishing you health, happiness and inner peace during, what continues to be, challenging times! Stay well!
From the press release:
“It appears we are living in surrealistic times. The Surrealist Manifesto of André Breton was published almost 100 years ago, and the Dadaists were turning the world upside down to see how it looked. Now it is time to express a 2.0 version that speaks to our world of post fact, post rational, and multiple “realities.” The artists in this show share their dreams, hallucinations, fanciful imaginings, and unconscious through their uniquely “distorted” and “bizarre” lens.”
Juried by Michael Yochum, Poetry by Cruwys Brown
November 11, 2021 to January 20, 2022
How Much Can You Take?
Stoneware, stains, glazes, glass
12 x 9 x 9 in.
New York ArtExpo was a blast! It was great to see the art world reopen, to meet new artists, and make connections with new art collectors. Looking forward to participating in more big fairs like this!
Perseus Gallery hosted my new series of clay and glass sculptures along with this piece.
Sirin, my first piece created in our new home town of Newmarket, NH, is at the “Forward, Anew” Millspace Gallery along with some of my other sculptures. This piece was inspired by my daily walks in the forest and by the mythological creature of Russian legends. This half-woman half-bird hybrid creature embodies world harmony, as she lives near paradise. According to the legend, only happy people could hear a Sirin while only very few could see one because she is as fast and difficult to catch as human happiness. I hope we can all catch glimpses of her more often these days.
Sirin
stoneware, stains, glazes
18x14x13 inches
Foursquared exhibition in San Francisco was very successful and inspired me to create more wall narrative pieces. This one started with the swan, then a happy Buddha face appeared instead of swan head. While I was listening about history of armor a knight helmet landed. He holds an old fashioned pen to write the poem about new beginnings.
Work in progress: Ode to New Beginnings
6x6x2 inches
It is our first fall in New England and I can’t get enough of autumns’ vibrant, majestic foliage against the deep blue sky in our woods. I love bringing my sculptures outside and it feels like many of them, like this piece, fit right into the current environment!
My “Forest Diaries” arrived safely to the Arc Gallery in San Francisco and we had a great opening for the 12th Annual invitational FourSquared exhibition. Curated by Michael Yochum, FourSquared is a unique exploration of the works of sixteen Bay Area artists. Each of the artists has produced sixteen small works, presented in sixteen clusters giving the audience the experience of sixteen micro solo exhibitions. With over 300 people attending the opening, there was a line out the door as if for a hot nightclub–it was great to see everyone! If you are not in the Bay area, here is the catalog.
I dedicated both of my sculptures to the nurses. “How much can you take?” draws on the idea of bodily knowledge of how to heal oneself. The pockets surrounding the figure hold many different kinds of knowledge and experiences which nurses accumulate over time. The figure holds the pearl of wisdom–good caregivers see the unique individual in each patient and know how to inspire them to heal themselves.
Exhibition runs: September 18 – September 25, 2021 Opening Reception: Saturday, September 18, 2-4pm
Admission and parking are free.
How Much Can You Take?
stoneware, stains, glazes, glass, 12x9x9 inches
Another piece has found a new home in Manchester, New Hampshire. It was shown for less than a month at the Seacoast Artist Association gallery. I am happy to see my work being appreciated here.
Once Upon a Time in Rye
stoneware, stains, glazes, china paint, 12x13x14 inches
I am enjoying our lush forest environment on the East Coast and spending a lot of time learning about new plants and mushrooms. The palette of my new work is slowly developing into more greens and earthy colors and new shapes appear as I spend more time foraging in the forest. We live in a perfect place for introspection.
It is Mine and That’s That
Certain About Uncertainty
Perseus Gallery hosted my new series of clay and glass sculptures along with this piece.
Do You Remember Your Last Night Dream?
Once Upon a Time in Rye