Four is a little, Four is a LOT by Cheska Komissar

from Boston University and resides in Cambridge with her family.- Scroll down to read our book for free. She teaches at Lesley University and Community Kiln. She has exhibited recently in Berlin, Germany, The Christian Science Plaza in Boston, The Krikorian Gallery at Worcester for Crafts, and had solo exhibits at The Trustman Gallery at Simmons College and Boston Sculptors Gallery.

Michelle Lougee (she/her) is an environmental artist, sculptor, and ceramist. His teaching includes learnings from Zen yoga and the physics of clay. David works in series of variables of the same form while manipulating the surfaces. His elegant claywork is wheelthrown, using porcelain and stoneware. Back in Massachusetts, David was part of the technical support staff for Dimitri Hadzi for almost two years and has taught at Mudflat Studio since the mid-nineties. He also set up a production pottery studio for a business in Curacao, where he streamlined the business creating glazes for a utilitarian line of pottery. David set up a clay program for teens of the Navaho Nation in Window Rock, Arizona, where he worked for four years. from the University of Connecticut after which he apprenticed in pottery with Jim Cresswell in Milton Keynes, England. Her motto is 'If it's not fun, then you shouldn't do it' and her students are always having fun.ĭavid LaPierre (he/him) has been working in clay for more than 35 years. With a background in special education, she firmly believes that everyone can work with clay and carries that attitude into her classes. She has been working with clay for over 20 years and teaches our beginner wheel class and our children's classes. in Art History from Boston University.Ĭheska Komissar (she/her) earned her undergraduate and master's degrees from Boston University. Function is still very important in her work, from kitchen and tabletop ware to Asian-inspired lanterns.

After an eighteen year break, Martha now enjoys creating one-of-a-kind clay pieces without the pressure of production schedules. Martha Gold (she/her) worked as a production potter in Oregon and Connecticut from 1974 through 1987. His work is included in the recently published Lark Book 500 Animals in Clay, and was chosen for the juried show “The State of Clay, 2007.” Howard currently teaches ceramics at Mudflat Studio and Boston University. from the University of Cincinnati and has been working in clay since 1985. Howard Gerstein (he/him) has been making art since childhood, and it continues to be a passion.

Four is a little, Four is a LOT by Cheska Komissar