Highlights of 2012 include teaching at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts this summer for the first time. The course is titled, “The Sensory Language of the Hand: Building and Glazing with Earthenware”. Haystack is one of the most beautiful places on earth, and I’m really looking forward to immersing myself in the beauty of the surroundings and the discoveries that happen during a class.

I am thrilled to be participating in Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts twenty-fifth anniversary symposium, “Invite and Ignite: 25 Years of Innovative Residencies”. The two-week summer session will include celebration, residency, symposium, exhibitions, and includes Watershed’s delicious annual Salad Days event. As former Director of Watershed, I’ll be returning with a number of the artists I was fortunate enough to share time and place with, as well as some of the legends in the field of ceramics that are being honored.

Now that I have moved into my NEW STUDIO, I’ll be participating for the first time in Vermont Crafts Council’s Open Studio weekend this spring. I have a lovely show space within my studio, and I’ll be demonstrating during the course of the weekend.

This year you will find my work in Dow Studio Gallery in Deer Isle, ME, Frog Hollow in Burlington, VT, The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, PA, the Penland Gallery in Penland, NC, and in numerous exhibits at NCECA, Seattle. Please see my resume for a more complete listing of exhibitions, publications and workshops.