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Spokane Creators

Ceramics in Visual Art

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Brittany Anderson

I make sure to only create what I am passionate to make, with my heart and soul. Art creates reality!

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Megan Martens-Haworth

I am a painter, drawer, printmaker, and occasional ceramic sculptor.

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Lori Bradeen

Creating functional ceramic art and sharing it with the world, is a great joy in my life.

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Madeline Goolie

I want viewers to find my work somewhat unsettling, humorous, and maybe even relatable.

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Brooke Martinez

The 2232 mission is to create colorful pottery for daily use that will brighten your home for years to come.

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Jackie Goolsbey

I'm a maker of things, teller of stories, and romanticizer of the everyday.

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Emily Franklin

Clay is my happy place. I spend hours upon hours giggling with joy as the pieces I make bleed out of my jumbled and chaotic mind.

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Chris Kelsey

I’m a clay artist making sculptural work as well as functional pottery. I fire much of my work in the wood fired kiln I built a few years back. The wood ash and atmosphere in the kiln creates surfaces unique to each firing.

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Susannah Ceramics

My name is Annie and I make ceramic artwork meant to be a part of your everyday. Currently I am crafting polymer clay earrings and jewelry - lightweight, modern, colorful and whimsical!

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Wendy Zupan

I make one-of-a-kind mixed media pieces and sculpted whimsical puppetry from a land of Old World fiction. Illustrators such as Arthur Rackham and Sir John Tenniel fed my young mind and continue to inspire me.

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Sally Jablonsky

Sally Jablonsky is a painter, illustrator, and traditional oldtime fiddle player and teacher. Through a range of media including drawing, painting, soft sculpture, and ceramics, Sally's work investigates what it means to have an animal body, and how it feels to be on the Earth.

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Bear Creek Mercantile

We are a non-profit Artist Co-op, founded in 2016 to serve the local community in the Chattaroy / Elk, WA area.

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Frankie Benka

I have been doing photography for 50 years. As an artist, I don’t limit myself to one medium.

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Tiffany Patterson

My work is playful and uses repetition of patterns as visual texture and meditation. All mediums are fair game. I regularly bounce between mixed media painting, illustration, murals, ceramics, and installation art and I’m always ready to embrace the next sparkly thing.

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Jill Smith

Jill Smith is a ceramic artist who offers pottery lessons in her studio at the ClayFox Clay School