The listings below are organized by date.
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April 20 and 21 |
Artists
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Linda Mau |
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12541 Easton Drive, Saratoga |
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Ikebana containers, garden sculpture, functional ceramics.
See more of Linda's work at http://www.acga.net/lindamau/
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Artists
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10-15 artists, including Guild member Dan Dermer |
Location
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Blossom Hill Crafts, 15900 Blossom Hill Road, Los Gatos |
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Blossom Hill features a wide variety of decorative and functional pottery. |
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Artists
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Sara Swink and Toya Erickson |
Location
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669 Salberg Ave., Santa Clara (408-261-3925) |
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Figurative, narrative ceramic sculpture, reflective of musings on the journey of life. The work--full of animal and human symbolism-- tells stories of our personal mythologies, which more often than not have universal meaninga natural expression of being human. The pieces are inspired by paper collage or other sculptures, paintings, or doodles. Often what a piece has to say is unknown until it’s well underway or completedor sometimes much later. It is this mysterious, unconscious storytelling that inspires the creative process. |
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Artists
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Judith Enright, Virginia King |
Location
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2213 Radio Avenue, San Jose |
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This year's show is entitled Clay and Cloth. Clayware will feature a great variety of eclectic handmade pottery, colorful hanging tiles and clocks. Fiber art introduces dynamic custom-dyed cottons, sewn wall pieces and wonderful shoulder bags. Children always welcome.
See more of Judith's work at http://www.bleopard.com
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Dates
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April 27 and 28 |
Artists
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Peggy Ann Johnston |
Location
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21881 Hermosa Avenue, Cupertino |
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Ceramic Mixed media pieces including totem pole-like sculptures and functional pieces (bed, lamps, etc.) and mask-like ceramic mixed media work, some mosaic. My adult and young student works are also featured! |
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Artists
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Linda Astill, Cindy Couling, Liz King, Phyllis Lee, Bob Nicholson and Susan Worley (the Sunnyvale Artists' Cooperative). |
Location
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645 Cheshire Way, Sunnyvale |
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Exciting new work including porcelain boxes, painted & glazed platters, horsehair pots, mugs, raku, ikebana containers, functional ware, incense burners and much more.
Demonstrations and refreshments throughout the weekend.
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Read about our previous show in the Sunnyvale Sun!
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Artists
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Irene Jenkins, Abby O'Connell, Max Gilleland, JoAnne Gilleland, Marilyn Austin, and Dorothy Christman |
Location
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834 The Dalles, Sunnyvale |
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Featuring: Ikebana vases, Animal sculptures, Masks, and other functional and decorative pottery. |
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Artists
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Dan Dermer |
Location
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525 South 16th Street, San Jose |
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Wheel-thrown tableware of all sorts -- teapot and teacup sets, serving dishes, colanders, vases, platters, pitchers, planters, mugs, and more. All pieces will be high-fired stoneware in warm glaze colors of blue, green, purple, turquoise, red, and tan. |
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Artists
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Janet Leong Malan |
Location
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10361 Imperial Avenue, Cupertino - 408-253-3708 |
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Ceramic sculpture and functional ware. Contact janetleongmalan@att.net |
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Artists
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Mahoko Dahte |
Location
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22447 Santa Paula Avenue, Cupertino - 408-973-8597 |
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Ceramic sculpture, tea utensils. |
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Artists
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Daryl Shafran |
Location
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80 Pepper Drive, Los Altos |
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Ceramic Art : functional and raku pottery |
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Artists
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Rona Foster and Fabienne Bismuth |
Location
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2872 Cowper Street, Palo Alto |
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Functional and decorative pottery, and sculpture. |
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Artists
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Joy Butler and two oil painters |
Location
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1324 Bellwood Court, Los Altos - 650 966-1795 |
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Ceramic functional and sculpture pieces with fused glass jewelry and functional glass sushi plates. Also watercolor and oil painters. |
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Artists
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Randy Koster |
Location
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1471 Hollidale Court, Los Altos |
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Functional and decorative ceramics incorporating various techniques: high fire, raku, pit fire, glass, wire and mixed media. |
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Dates
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May 4 and 5 |
Artists
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Lee Middleman |
Location
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16 Coalmine View, Portola Valley - (4 miles SW on Alpine Road exit off Interstate 280) - 650-851-0535 |
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The most recent evolution of my stoneware textured vessels will be on display, as I continue to experiment with patterns, texture, and the organic interplay between order and randomness. I try to create pieces which are functional, but also intrigue the eye and demand to be handled. Thinly glazed surfaces highlight the macropatterns and reveal the stoneware clay's microtexture created during the expansion process.
I will also have raku pieces on display. I am working with the contrast between the visual texture of the grey-on-white crackle patterns and the blackened accents. Visit our studio and talk pots for a while.
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Artists
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Jan Schachter and Peggy Forman |
Location
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190 Golden Hills Drive, Portola Valley - (650) 851-3754 |
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Functional stoneware - pots for use: casseroles, dinnerware, platters, etc. Porcelain vessels with a variety of images drawn on with pencil, stains, and slips. |
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