Artist Market
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Brian Gialloreto
“I try to create forms that are subtle in shape, forms that aren’t overbearing, and use texture, patterns, and images to stimulate not only the person visually, but also through touch.”
“As much as I try to fight it sometimes, I’m still part engineer. That part of my personality influences me to make pots that are both functional and sound in structural form. It is also the reason why I enjoy the technical aspect of throwing on the wheel verses hand-building. The way I adorn my pots with texture and pattern is where I try to express the artist side and attempt to hide my inner-engineer.“
categories
pottery
website
e-mail address
phone number
678-358-6890
booth number
53
Candy Casarella
Having discovered pottery my last semester of college, I have continued a life long love affair with clay. It is such a joy to put a lump of clay on the wheel and form it into something that others can use and enjoy. Raku, stoneware and porcelain—all are great fun. The stoneware and porcelain are functional and can go into the oven and dishwasher. Prices range from $10 to $100.
categories
artists, pottery
e-mail address
phone number
404-633-6752
booth number
14
Jeanette Zeis
From cake plates to berry bowls, beautiful handmade pottery for the home. Each piece is individually crafted, with an eye for detail, in Atlanta, Georgia
categories
pottery
website
e-mail address
phone number
404-840-7121
booth number
3
Lakeshore Pottery
Lakeshore Pottery creations are one of a kind functional and sculptural pieces. Various colors, clays, glass and textures make up these unique pottery pieces
categories
pottery
website
e-mail address
phone number
770-207-9575
booth number
40
Lori Buff
Lori Buff is a local artist creating unique functional and sculptural pottery using a variety of local clays. Most of her art is created on the potter’s wheel; some pieces are then altered. Sculptural works are fired using alternative techniques such as raku, salt, and naked raku. Lori’s latest works are the Emergence series and the Architectural series where the past is artfully brought into the present through imagery and texture.
She is excited to be a part of the Kirkwood Spring Fling.
Preview Lori’s work at www.futurerelicsgallery.com.
categories
pottery
website
e-mail address
phone number
404-244-3141
booth number
18
Myrna Trapp
pottery
categories
pottery
e-mail address
phone number
404-293-9274
booth number
48
