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My Story

I have been a potter since 1993. While living in Louisiana, I got a job managing and teaching at a community craft center, Gumbo U, and took courses at Louisiana State University and University of Louisiana, Lafayette.

   In 1999, I moved to Stamping Ground, Kentucky where I worked out of my home for 10 years exhibiting at craft shows throughout the region.  In 2010, I joined two other potters to open a studio and gallery in Frankfort, Kentucky called Broadway Clay. I have recently returned home to work solely on making pottery and doing craft fairs.

I am a member of the Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen and the Kentucky Craft Marketing Program.
My  work can be found at the Kentucky Artisan Center in Berea, Indigenous Art Gallery in Cincinnati, Trilogy Gallery in Nashville, Indiana, Completely Kentucky in Frankfort, KY and various Craft Fairs around the region. You can call or email me if you would like to place an order.


 

Artist Statement

 

I like to throw light, thin pieces, so that it isn’t a strain to use the piece when you fill it with liquid. Each piece is carefully crafted, comfortable to use, smooth to the touch. The lines are graceful and simple. I like natural earthy tones. My forms are inspired by nature. My current series comes from roots and vines.  I make pottery because I enjoy playing in mud, working a lump of clay into a useful yet graceful form.                                        

 

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