Artist, Clay
Susan Yamaguchi
Artist, Clay, Printmaking
Nina Koepcke
Nina Koepcke’s art spans over 25 years of sculpture, painting and public art. She received numerous grants as well as a national award in arts education. Nina’s community arts projects include co-founding and directing LifeLines, a multidisciplinary arts program for the terminally ill. She was also a resident artist in St. Petersburg, Russia and Okayama, [...]
Artist, Clay
Susan Wolf
I’ve worked in clay since high school, received a BA from Reed college doing sculpture under Erik Gronborg. Then followed graduate work at UC Davis where I received small but meaningful input from Arneson, Wiley, Thiebaud, et al. I love working in clay because it is as close as I can get to poetry. The [...]
Artist, Clay
Pixie Couch
My grandmother Ruth lived on a farm in the Missouri Ozarks and the women of my family spent summers there. I made mud pies in her yard and sold them for a nickel. I’m still doing that! To borrow a quote: “I’m a folk potter; I make pots for folks.” My work is functional stoneware. [...]
Artist, Clay
Doris Fischer-Colbrie
My love of ceramics stems from the tremendous potential of clay. A piece of clay can transform into a teacup, tile, sculpture, wall art, covered jar, bowl or countless other forms. These open-ended opportunities keep me perpetually intrigued, ready to explore, develop and refine. I enjoy exploring new forms and new techniques. My work is [...]