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Jason Silverman Ceramics. Rhode Island School of Design trained artist Jason Silverman creates forms on the wheel with a combination of traditional techniques and his own contemporary vision. He has been influenced greatly by Chinese Chun Dynasty pottery forms and glazes.
David has made pottery in Western NC since the 70's after moving up from the coast. He produces functional and decorative porcelain and stoneware fired in both oxidation and in a wood-fired soda kiln at his home and studio in Zirconia.
Adamah Ceramics is a ceramics art gallery and studio located in the heart of the Short North on the corner of Russell and High St. The gallery will be featuring a wide variety of local, national, and international ceramicists – handmade work ranging from decorative to functional.
Rhode Island School of Design trained artist Jason Silverman creates forms on the wheel with a combination of traditional techniques and his own contemporary vision. He has been influenced greatly by Chinese Chun Dynasty pottery's forms and glazes.
Wonderful functional pottery, made by Jason Silverman in Pennsylvania.
No Refuge: Colonialism and the Wampanoags of Cape Cod with David Silverman. Sunday, December 13 @ 3 PM. This lecture will explore colonialism in the lives of the Wampanoags of Cape Cod across the centuries.
Christopher St. John will be giving a hand-building demonstration and talking about his approach to sculpture in clay. He will talk about his background as a 2d artist and how that informs his current practice, highlighting the importance of connections to animals in his work.
