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NMPCA Studio Tour |
Bari Lovewave |
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Cricket Appel Michelle Arterburn Karin N. Bergh Elaine Biery Kathryn Blackmun Diane E. Botham Tony Butler Maxine Chelini Kathryne Cyman Sara Lee D'Alessandro JoAnne DeKeuster Kevin DeKeuster Pamala S. Dean Jay Dirago Christine Evans Karen Fielding Joe Frey Elizabeth Fritzsche Philip Green Sandra Harrington Theo Helmstadter Cheryl Hoagland Marc Hudson Z Jacobson Linda R. Kastner Daisy Kates Michael Lancaster Bari Lovewave Rhonda Main Lynne McCarthy Karen K. Milstein Darlene Nelson Shel Neymark Judy Nelson-Moore Judith Richey Kari Rives Elizabeth Rose Rita Ryan Greta Ruiz Abby Salsbury Joey Serim Carolyn Robbins Siegel Mary Sharp Davis Kristin C. Thacher Michael Ray Thornton Ann Trott Layne Vickers Smith Elaine Weaver-Spalek Melanie Ann Wegner Ruth Weston Betsy Williams Juanita Wolff Tomás R. Wolff |
Chuo Pottery |
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Artist's Statement: As a child I remember being very creative artistically but in the 1950's, if you could not draw a "realistic" man or horse, you were shuffled off into home economics class and that was the end of my "artistic" career for quite a number of years. After raising four children, I decided to do something special for myself and I signed up for a pottery class. I got a late start at age 52 but a whole new world opened up to me with that pottery class. I live about ten minutes from downtown Santa Fe on five acres of pinion and pine trees and it is here where I have my pottery studio. My work is fired to cone 5 using different types of clay and I utilize multiple glazes creating Asian-style pieces. A Zen master friend gave me the name of "CHUO" many years before I studied pottery. It means "heart" or "center" in Japanese. At the time I wondered what the name was for and many years later I realized that I am CHUO the potter and my work is CHUO pottery.I am presently remodeling my studio and I anticipate having
visitors to my authentic Japanese Pottery studio this summer. |
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 Japanese tea cups and bowls with sumi-e images |
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