
Wednesday December 30, 2009
Artists and Teachers
Monday December 21, 2009
Clay Wood has embraced wheel thrown ceramics since childhood having over a decade of experience with wheel thrown forms. An advocate of functional classical pottery, Clay’s focus is on the harmony between form and function in era of art which shuns the tangible. With a Bachelor’s in Psychology and a passion for pottery Clay is able to encourage and inspire the next generation of wheel thrown ceramicists in a craft that requires both honed skill and creativity. Clay opened his self titled studio with a goal of offering an assortment of ceramics services on a continuum ranging from the window shoppers and Saturday hobbyist to eager students and seasoned ceramicists. We are strong believers in quality customer service and will do our all to accommodate any needs.
Tess Israelson became an artist the moment she touched a crayon. She began sculpting in 1994. After a short lived career as an art student at The School of The Art Institute of Chicago, she decided that traveling was able to provide the deeper levels of inspiration she was seeking. After 10 years traveling the States, Asia and South Africa she has chosen to make a brief foray honing her craft at clay. Tess brings a world of inspiration to our humble studio every day. Through her artwork, her teaching and her presence Tess adds a wonderfully dynamic dimension to the clay pottery experience.