Lisa Hueil Conner
Lisa Hueil Conner
June 29 through July 20, 2007
Middletown Arts Center
130 N. Verity Parkway
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The Clay Alliance of Greater Cincinnati exhibit All Pots Great and Small at the
Middletown Arts Center gallery continues through July 20. On display are 119
ceramic pieces created by 45 members of the organization. All Pots Great and Small is actually two shows - a show within a show. One section includes 80 items juried into the exhibit, while the other is a non-juried display of 39 small pieces. Small, in this case, is 3 inches by 3 inches by 6 inches, or about the size of a butter box. The challenge to members was not only to create an exemplary piece to be judged, but also to create something small within given parameters. The Clay Alliance, with over 140 members, is a nurturing, not-for-profit organization that welcomes ceramic artists of all skill levels. With that in mind, visitors to All Pots Great and Small will find work by accomplished professional artists as well as very talented clay amateurs. Expect to see an eclectic mix in clay choice, firing temperature, and creative style. |
 Larry Watson, Pam Korte, Leslie St. Clair  Joyce Looby |
 Judy Schneider, Debby Abrams  Natalie Hellmann |
Judging the submitted pieces are Gregg Luginbuhl and Sarah Frederick. Luginbuhl
is a Professor of Art at Bluffton University in Bluffton, Ohio. He is a
regionally and nationally recognized ceramist in pottery and sculpture.
Frederick is a ceramic artist trained in the traditional Leach/Japanese way.
With early work in low-fire pottery, she has moved through cone 10 reduction and
soda firings and back again to low-fire. She finds organic forms and landscape
an inspiration for her pieces.
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Hours for the exhibit are: Saturdays and Sundays 12-4;
Mondays 9-4; Tuesdays-Thursdays 9-9; Closed Fridays. There is no
admission charge. The Middletown Arts Center is located at 130 N. Verity Parkway in Middletown. For additional information, contact the arts center at 513- 424-2417 or visit www.middletownfinearts.com. |
DIRECTIONS
The Middletown Arts Center is located at 130 N. Verity Parkway in Middletown.
From Cincinnati to Middletown Arts Center:
North 75 to Exit 29 - Monroe, Lebanon, Rt. 63.
Turn west (left) at the end of ramp onto Rt. 63.
Go 4.3 miles to Rt. 4.
Take exit ramp north to Rt. 4 and merge. Rt. 4 becomes Verity Parkway in
Middletown.
Go 5.5 miles to Columbia Rd.
Turn left, crossing southbound Rt. 4, and drive directly into parking lot for
Middletown Arts Center and Senior Center.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Contact Pat Belisle at the arts center, 513- 424-2417 Visit www.middletownfinearts.com
