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This category is for sites featuring individual ceramic artists displaying works created using woodfired techniques.

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• Functional

Resources in This Category

• Allamakee Wood-Fired Pottery

  http://www.allamakeewoodfiredpottery.com/
  Produces functional and decorative wood-fired pottery using many indigenous clay and glaze materials. Information on the kiln and firing process and list of regional studio tours and gallery.

• Bede Clarke Studio

  http://www.bedeclarkestudio.com/
  Display of woodfired stoneware from the Missouri based artist. Sculptural, wall works and pottery.

• Ben Richardson

  http://www.benrichardson.com.au/
  Potter working predominantly with woodfiring collects wild clays and glaze materials from areas around Tasmania. Includes gallery, biography and photographs of the area.

• Cambridge Wood-Fired Pottery

  http://www.cambridgepottery.com/
  Functional pieces fired in a wood fueled kiln from Mark Skudlarek. Information on the process and gallery of works. Cambridge, Wisconsin.

• Carol and Arthur Rosser

  http://www.rosserpottery.com/
  Wood firing potters who live in Queensland. Includes images of kilns and pots, technical information, and articles.

• Catherine White - Introduction

  http://www.catherinewhite.com/
  Galleries of the artist's pottery and drawings. Site includes blog, journal and articles by the artist and information about books she has written.

• Deiniol Williams

  http://www.deiniolwilliams.co.uk/
  Hand thrown wood-fired stoneware with ash glazes, inspired by the natural surroundings of the Peak District. Gallery of work, biography, shows and exhibitions, CV and contact details.

• Denise Phillips

  http://www.maui-art.com/hbv.htm
  Maui ceramic artist creates coil built, burnished, sawdust fired vessels. Includes images, process information, and care instructions.

• Dog Bar Pottery

  http://www.dogbarpottery.com/
  Sam Taylor makes handmade, stoneware and porcelain pots that are wheel thrown, wood fired and salt glazed.

• Gary K. Hootman

  http://garyhootman.com/
  Provides galleries of current and past work, extensive information on wood-firing, and artist statement and resume.

• Gooseneck Pottery

  http://www.gooseneckpottery.com.au/
  Provides gallery images of hand thrown, wood-fired stoneware. Includes a biography of the potter, Robert Barron, calendar of firings and pottery location.

• Jack Troy

  http://www.jacktroy.net/
  Woodfired ceramic art, poetry, and writings. Includes gallery of recent work and workshop information.

• Jane Perryman Gallery

  http://www.janeperryman.plus.com/
  In addition to the gallery, this site lists books written by the artist, upcoming workshops, biography a contact form and directions to the studio location.

• Jeff Shapiro

  http://jeffshapiroceramics.com/
  Gallery contains woodfired works with natural ash deposits and abstract glaze, tea bowls, and site specific work. Resume, workshop information, exhibitions and articles.

• John Balistreri

  http://www.johnbalistreriartist.com/
  Ceramic artist currently working on large scale woodfired sculpture. Gallery, brief biography and resume.

• John Christie

  http://www.scotpotter.com/
  Wood fired stoneware and porcelain made in Morayshire, Scotland by John Christie and his associates.

• JR Pottery

  http://www.jrpottery.com/
  A wide variety of Bizen style pottery, by artist John Ray. Includes artist biography, a brief historical overview of Japanese pottery, an online gallery and photos of the firing process.

• Kamaka Pottery

  http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/anagama/
  Anagama wood fired pottery by Bruce and Estelle Martin, based in Hastings, New Zealand. Gallery of work and video of the Kamaka anagama.

• Owen Rye

  http://www.owenrye.com/
  Australia based ceramic artist, displays works from various gallery exhibitions. Includes authored articles about the woodfire process.

• Paul Dennis

  http://www.pauldennis.co.uk/
  Gallery of wood fired stoneware by the UK based potter. Includes gallery and listing of events.

• Pottery by the Eeles Family

  http://eelespottery.co.uk/
  Woodfired stoneware, raku and porcelain by David, Patricia, Benjamin and Simon Eeles.

• Ridge Pottery

  http://www.mud2fire.com/
  Douglas and Jennie Phillips create woodfired stoneware pottery. Offers image gallery and information on summer and weekend courses.

• Rock Creek Pottery

  http://rockcreekpottery.com/
  Features the work of Will Ruggles and Douglass Rankin, known for their distinctive wood-fired pots. Includes photos, potter biographies, shows and events, map and directions. Bakersville, North Carolina.

• Scott Bartolomei Edmonds

  http://www.scottpots.com/
  Ceramic artist inspired by natural forms. Work is fired in the Anagama wood fired tradition. Based in New York City.

• Sedberry Pottery

  http://www.sedberrypottery.com/
  Gallery of wood fired stoneware and porcelain from Bakersville, North Carolina potter. Includes artist information and upcoming events.

• Soldner

  http://www.paulsoldner.com/
  The official website of artist Paul Soldner; includes biography, c.v., selected ceramics and prints, essays and video.

• Ste. Agathe Pottery

  http://www.mts.net/~remo/
  Woodfired pottery by Remo Mamoril. Includes schedule of firings, glaze and other recipes, and kiln door design.

• Tim Rowan

  http://timrowan.com/
  Gallery of woodfired works includes sculpture, vessels, cups and boxes. Articles, news and resume. Stone Ridge, New York.

• Tony Moore

  http://www.tonymooreart.com/
  Site of artist, sculptor provides galleries, biography, contact information and a listing of exhibitions.

• Torbjørn Kvasbø

  http://kvasbo.com/
  Online portfolio, with images from exhibitions, public commissions, projects and the artist's studio. Site provides artist CV and published articles.

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