Saturday, September 12, 2009

Lana Wilson


Yesterday Christa introduced rae and me to the the amazing Lana Wilson. She stopped by for cocktails. Above is a photo of Lana and Christa comparing their tattoos. I am in awe of this woman - check out her beautiful tea pot below.

Yummy food, great drink, laughing and sharing stories with a fascinating new friend ...True Happy Hour.

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

We're OPEN This Saturday


Come by and see our new work...and have a cookie
Saturday Sept 5, 11 -5pm

Monday, August 3, 2009

Summertime


Pictured is Christa demo-ing at her recent workshop at Sierra Nevada College, Incline Village, Nevada. Christa, rae and Josie are currently in different parts of the USA enjoying the rest of the summer. We'll be back to work at fourth & clay in Sept. Please stop by and see all our new summer inspired work then.

Monday, June 22, 2009

Palo Alto Clay and Glass Festival

We are getting ready for the annual Palo Alto Clay and Glass Festival. If you are in the SF Bay area please come see us at this great event that features 150 of the best Ceramic and Glass artists in California. It's a giant art party.... We're in booths #58, 59 & 60.


Palo Alto Art Center
Newell at Embarcadero
Sat. July 11 & Sun. July 12
10 am - 5 pm
FREE Admission

Valet Parking Available

Friday, May 29, 2009

Want a Cookie?


Next week is the first weekend of open studios in the East Bay and we will be open Saturday June 6 from 11-5 for your shopping pleasure (and we'll have cookies).

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Mud Fire Show



We are packing up work for a group show at MudFire Gallery in DeCatur, Georga. It was curated by our fellow Clay Moder the most talented and beautiful Ms Diana Fayt.

Monday, April 27, 2009

Off the Wall

Our seconds sale was a great success. Thank you everyone who came and supported us. A BIG thanks also to Whitney Smith, Sharon Virtue and Sara Paloma, our guest artists. We not only had good sales but a good time - what could be better.

I've delayed reporting a sad event in our neighborhood but now is the time. Our building was known in the area for having the most beautiful "free wall" for graffiti. Famous painters came far and wide to add their art, the greatest works were never painted over. The artists were respectful, talented people. We've had numerous videos shot there, folks would pose and have their portraits taken there, drivers would stop and ponder the wall in awe. OK, why is this sad? Because the new owner of the building had the wall painted over last week....that's right. It is now a dull gray and the wonderful art underneath that paint is SCREAMING.


our wall almost totally covered in gray