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Matthew Kelly is a first generation potter in Seagrove, NC. With a passion for both form and function Matthew is constantly striving to better himself and his work. His studio is located one mile north of Seagrove and is open by appointment and for seasonal kiln openings.
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Matthew Kelly Pottery. @MatthewKellyPottery ‧. 32.4K subscribers ‧ 290 videos. As a potter with 27 years of experience I believe in challenging the status quo and pushing the boundaries of...
Matthew Kelly Pottery. Matthew started his adventure into ceramics as a freshman in high school. He found his first job as a potter at age 16, working for two traditional Seagrove pottery shops, Holly Hill and JB Cole. In 2013, after almost 20 years as a journeyman potter, Matthew started the adventure of making his own work.
Matthew Kelly Pottery. 5,463 likes · 92 talking about this. We use local glaze materials and clay to produce elegant forms that are fired in multiple kilns and atmospheres. We use electric, gas, and...
Matthew has shown his work at Charlotte's Potters Market At The Mint, Hickory's Catawba Valley Pottery and Antiques Festival, and the Celebration of Seagrove Potters in Seagrove, NC. Matthew started his adventure into ceramics as a freshman in high school.
Matthew Kelly. Information. 4818 Seagrove Plank Rd. Asheboro, NC 27205. (919) 244-7445. [email protected] Pottery Studio: Matthew Kelly Pottery . Links:
Stop by and visit us for the Seagrove Wood Fire Studio Tour event this weekend. Live demos all day. Matthew Kelly Pottery Hours: Saturday 10-5pm Sunday 12-5pm
Oct 27, 2020 · A Diverse Community of 80 Potters Living & Working in Seagrove, North Carolina. 𝕏. Home
Matthew Kelly Pottery, Seagrove NC. I use local glaze materials and clay to produce elegant forms that are fired in multiple kilns and atmospheres. I use electric, gas, and wood fired kilns combined with meticulous slip work and glazing to create decorative and functional works of art.
