Read more about the article Tri-City Potters: Ceramics from Atmospheric Firings and more
TriCity Potters + 2 other artists

Tri-City Potters: Ceramics from Atmospheric Firings and more

TriCity Potters' show opened at Place des Arts in early April but you can still see the work of members until May 21st. Of course I took photos and have shown them to members in our facebook page, but for the record I'll post them here too. I think I found all the selected work. They're displayed in acrylic cases on plinths which will have…

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Monoprinting on Clay

Last Wednesday's meeting of TriCity Potters was just exactly  what a gathering of potters should be! Board member Pene Hollingworth volunteered to show us all how to go about making monoprints on clay forms. She had the two-hour session carefully planned so that we could all try the process and be finished in time. PH explaining the process Everything we needed for the evening was…

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Markian Kyba

TriCity Potters meet once a month, from September to May, in the Appleyard Room at PoMoArts. Last Wednesday, after a very brief AGM, we settled down for an interesting and well-planned talk by Vancouver potter and teacher, Markian Kyba. Do check this link to learn more about Markian. https://www.markiankybaceramics.com/about A selection of Markian's pots for us to hold and admire. A raku firing at the…

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SECOND HAND sale

What could be more fun than a studio filled with my potter friends and collectors and oodles of pots to discuss, admire and perhaps take home? I was so pleased that folks chose to drop by on a sunny Saturday, March 1st. Thank goodness TriCity Potters Maria, Sharon, Lori and Jade offered to help me with my square for payment, wrapping, explanation and a little…

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Potters Painting Plates

During the last few weeks, while Alan has continued to edit his book collection and I try to sort and get rid of magazines and unused household things, I made time to bisque, glaze and fire those plates which were painted by TriCity Potters. I think the group will be pleased to see how bright the underglazes are when fired to earthenware temperatures. You might…

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