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In the hamlet of Columbia NC travelers find the motto " A good place to do nothing" quite humorous, but the motto is far from the truth at the Kilian Property where Thomas Kilian III is digging, wedging, throwing and glazing hand made pottery. Tyrrell County is known for Fish and Farming, however, Thomas has found the " Far East" of North Carolina well suited for his studio work making fine hand crafted pieces that look right on any table or museum.  Saturday April 14, 21, 28th he will sell special edition TKworks signature pitchers ona first come first purchase basis. Hurry while they last! - more at www.ThomasKilian.com

 
 
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The second Eastern North Carolina Pottery Festival will be held on 14 November in Pollocksville, North Carolina.  Twenty-plus potters will gather on the grounds of Daniels Art Glass Gallery, to show and sell their original pottery, as well as to demonstrate throwing techniques and various types of firing.  The purpose of this festival is to provide a forum for our own enormously talented potters in Eastern North Carolina to display their pottery.

There is no need to travel great distances when you have potters such as Candice Young, Jim Bisbee, Michaele Watson, Brent Wheelwright, Scott Haynes, Rich Daniels, Elizabeth Pridy, Maureen Davis, Pamela Holliday, Ben Watford, Carole McCracken,  Kathy Whitley, Shelly and Chris Mathias, to name only a few that will be attending.  This year, Candace Young of Bay River Pottery, will demonstrate a Raku firing technique and also have small pots available for festival attendees to add their own pet’s hair or feathers, leaving an intriguing carbon impression on the pot.  A portion of the proceeds from these pots will benefit the Capital Humane Society and PAWS.

Children will also have an opportunity to get their hands dirty and throw a pot on the potters wheel.  Brent Wheelwright and Scott Haynes from Morehead City, will be demonstrating their refined skills for throwing large vessels.  The festival is from 9 – 4 PM and is sure to be a great time for everyone who loves pottery.

For further information, contact Rich Daniels, (252) 224-1446.

 
 
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North Carolina's Premier Potters Weekend
Join us for a day of demos, slides, and lectures from some of North Carolinas premier potters. Have lunch in the sculpture courtyard and finish the night off with dinner and a raku firing. This will be a once in a life time opportunity to see all of these talented artists in the same venue. Participating potters will be: Donna Craven, Mark Hewitt, Daniel Johnston, Ben Owen III, and David Stuempfle.
Ages: All ages welcome
June 6, 2009, 8:30am - Until
Fee: $95.00 click postcard for larger image, IBXarts yellowpage for contact