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Blue Crab - Wood Fired. Alan & Rosemary Bennett. $175.00. Experiences in and around the water have strongly influenced the work of Alan and Rosemary Bennett. The process begins with a series of sketches. Next, they create the primary forms using stoneware, clay, or porcelain. The forms are hollowed out, and the porcelain teeth and eyes are added.
The pieces are then fired to 2300 degrees. Alan received the 2011 Craftsmen Choice Award at the 42nd annual event in Raleigh. Media: Clay, Ceramics, Pottery. Website: www.bennettclayfish.com. Phone: (607) 776-3735. Address:
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May 22, 2020 · Alan Bennett, a featured artist at the 2019 GlassFest, and his wife Rosemary give us an up-close look at their Raku pottery! Alan is currently is...
Cedar Creek Gallery is a fine craft gallery located in Creedmoor, North Carolina. Craftspeople work alongside each other, fire wood and gas fired kilns, blow glass and make a living as artists onsite. Cedar Creek Pottery and Gallery was started in 1968 by Sid and Pat Oakley on what used to be an old tobacco field.
Rosemary has a B.A.E. from Ohio State University. Alan and Rosemary met at OSU in 1980. Alan worked as a designer and technical consultant for El Palomar Ceramics in Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico. We started this business together in Bath, New York, as full time clay artists since 1990. About the glazes:
Alan & Rosemary Bennett capture the spirit and authentic expression of freshwater, reef and ocean fish in sculptural clay. Many of their pieces are raku-fired -- pulled out of the kiln when they are red hot and smothered with sawdust. The result is elegant crackle patterns in the colorful, glossy glaze, and a beautiful fish. 100% Made in America.
Alan & Rosemary Bennett. Alan & Rosemary got their degrees in Columbus at The Ohio State University. Alan has always loved fish & his unique, somewhat anthropomorphic, sculptures have been delighting fish fans for years. I thought the freshwater varieties would do better here in the Midwest, but I was wrong. Tropical is what everyone wants ...
