New Mexico Potters and Clay Artists

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NMPCA Studio Tour

Kari Kaplan Rives

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

Santa Fe New Mexico
505/989-8483
email: kari1000@msn.com

Please call to arrange a studio visit.

My work can be seen at

  • my studio at Santa Fe Clay, Santa Fe, New Mexico
  • Rift Gallery in Rinconada, New Mexico: www.riftgallery.com
  • Weyrich Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico
  • The Museum of Fine Arts Shop, 107 West Palace Ave, Santa Fe, NM

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Kari Rives

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Kari Rives.

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Artist's Statement:

I've used many mediums throughout my life: hot glass, stained glass, ceramics, painting & commercial illustration. Working in clay again feels like coming home, as it was my haven in high school and beginning college. After exploring different directions, I am now able to combine all of my interests.

Melting glass into many of my pieces adds texture and color. As a sculptor, I understand why my paint was always so thick...I enjoy the third dimension.

My subject mater has been consistent through out: figures, animals in safe places. I also work with varying degrees of abstraction, as I am always intrigued by the idea of giving a sense of life to the things that are inanimate.

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