Sharon Reay

The speaker for last Friday's talk to TriCity Potters was Burnaby artist Sharon Reay. Sharon is a potter and sculptor who uses her skill to celebrate her love of the illustrations in old childrens' books. Many of us know Sharon from the many years she worked as the Arts programmer for Shadbolt Centre for the Arts, in Burnaby. For all this time she had a…

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TriCity Potters: Gerda Krause

Last Friday members of TriCity Potters gathered for our monthly meeting in the Appleyard Room at PoMoArts (Port Moody Arts Centre). It was chaired this month by executive member Owen Lee. We  briefly discussed future activities and speakers, and invited members to think about a title or theme for our scheduled members' show in PoMoArts Gallery next February. Our presenter for this evening was executive…

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Elaine Brewer-White

Elaine Brewer-White was our guest speaker for the first indoor, in-person meeting of TriCity Potters in two years! Because PoMoArts is using all available rooms to provide not-crowded classes, Fridays are the only week-day when a meeting room is available, at least for the time being. We'll try to reserve a room for Wednesdays again, starting in the Fall. But, at last, Dr. Bonnie gave…

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Samantha Dickie: Large Scale Installations

Samantha Dickie, Still Point.  1100 components.  Porcelain and filament.  7ft x 3.5ft x 10ft.  2019. Photo credit: Cathie Ferguson After a nearly two-year hiatus, the North-West Ceramics Foundation is thrilled to once again be able to present our free, public Speaker Series, this time via Zoom. Samantha Dickie will discuss her work on Thursday, November 25, at 7:30 pm. All are welcome, but registration is required. Please…

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That Pottery Thing webinar

This will be your final reminder about NorthWest Ceramics Foundation's special event this Thursday September 30th. There are only two days left to register and bid on 59 donated ceramic treasures. Some potters have dropped by my studio to leave their donated plates. In the past these dessert plates have been a reward for patrons who have attended 'Oven and Kiln', our usual catered feast…

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