Next in series of shows, artists and performers who live near the DC Metro’s green line show our products.
with Julie Christenberry, Gardens and Pots (Carol Herwig), Great Hill Studio (Sam Gordon) and Anthony Dihle
stackable cups and tripod plates in Laura’s turquoise glaze.
Photos by John Snyder
This Saturday 14 July join me at the 12th Annual East of the River Exhibition. (That’s the Anacostia River.)
12 to 6
Good Hope Road SE
Washington, DC
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left to right: curator Terence Nicholson, gallery wall, my spade pot with poem
impressed in a spade-shaped vessel
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Words are from a poem by Alla Bozarth, photographs by me.
These pots are included in the Green Line Artists show in Petworth on Sunday.
In combination. These pots stack well on each other, and the lids fit all. Red interior, neutral glaze exterior, on dark brown clay body.
The cure for anything is salt water: sweat, tears, or the sea. — Isak Dinesen
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a selection of little salt cellars, with exotic spoons.
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The DC metro, that is. Potters and artists who share the green line offer up work for our spring sale.
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with Julie Christenberry, Gardens and Pots (Carol Herwig) and Great Hill Studio (Sam Gordon)
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Moss green platter with hot sun.
At half-price sale this weekend.
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Saturday and Sunday, February 10 and 11
Noon to 5 pm each day
2238 Chester St. SE
Washington, DC 20020
15-minute walk from the Anacostia Metro, short drive from where you are in DC
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