EPIC POP UP!

Hollow Work Ceramics Studio will host a Local Pottery Pop Up on June 4th, 2017 at 803 7th street (REAR ALLEY) North East Washington DC 20002. This event is free to the public and will be open from 11am - 5pm. Rain or shine. Over 20 ceramicists from DC, Maryland and Virginia will be displaying and selling their work at this unique one day event. This Pop Up will have a spectacular selection of handmade pottery available in a broad spectrum of styles, surfaces and colors, both functional and decorative. This will be an enormous gathering of local artists. If you are a pottery fan this is not to be missed, and if you're not you will be!

Participating artists and studios include: Jason Alexander

Arrington's Soulful Pottery

Joe Bradley

The Clay CoOp

Mike Corigliano Kristen G. Endsley/ Tin Tin’s Pieces

Warren Frederick

Ian Hall-Hough

Kate Hardy

Jeff Herrity Joe Hicks

Kuzeh Pottery

Raina Martens

Hadrian Mendoza

Sarah Nikitopoulos Brent Pafford Ceramics

John Riley

Urban Creations DC

Julia Walther

Whim and Vigor Catherine White

INDY LISTED!

I'm flattered that the DC City Paper featured one of my flower mugs on their Indy List this week. Thank you! Also, don't miss this article: 'Independent Retailers Are Struggling to Survive in D.C.' It'll make you think twice about doing all of your shopping on Amazon. It really does make a difference when you shop local. Do it (please)!

Gateway Open Studios Tour on Saturday!

On Saturday May 13 from 12-5pm I'll be selling work as a visiting artist at Red Dirt Studio for the Gateway Open Studios Tour.

Come get your Mom a gift!

I had a studio space with Red Dirt for many years so it's near and dear to my heart. If you've never been there you should go because it is full of amazing artists and exceptional humans. Also, There are 99 other places to visit and they probably all have snacks.

"The Gateway Arts District is home to hundreds of artists representing every artistic medium. On this self-guided tour, you are invited to visit over 100 participating studios, galleries, and other cultural venues for a behind-the-scenes experience. All ages are welcome."