My pots are made with stoneware clay on a slow turning kick wheel. Through a series of cuts and surface treatments, the forms are reworked to incorporate handles and bring out the sandy texture inside the clay wall. Varied hues are brought out in the clay body through the wood firing process. Beauty and function are central intentions in my work.

CONTACT INFORMATION

phone: 607-387-3028
e-mail: juliecrosbypottery@gmail.com
website: www.juliecrosbypottery.com

ADDRESS 4224 McIntyre Road (County Road 6), Trumansburg, NY. 14886

STUDIO DIRECTIONS

FROM ITHACA: Take Rt.79 West, about 10 miles. In Mecklenburg, turn left after red store onto Rt.228. Then follow directions "from red store" below.

FROM TRUMANSBURG: Take Rt.227. At crossroad in Perry City, continue going straight onto Rt.228 to Mecklenburg. At stop sign turn left onto Rt.79. Take next right, before red store. Then follow directions "from red store" below.

FROM RED STORE: take an immediate left onto County Road 6. We are located one mile up the road on the left; stucco house, yellow studio, tall kiln chimney.

 EDUCATION

1995 Bachelor of Fine Arts, Ceramics, University of Hartford, Hartford, CT

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

1999-Present, Studio Potter
2005-Present, Ceramics Instructor, Corning Community College, Corning, NY
2004-2005 Ceramics Instructor, 171 Cedar Arts Center, Corning, NY
2000-2001 Ceramics Studio Technician, Worcester Center for Crafts, Worcester, MA

SELECTED GRANTS AND AWARDS

2007 New York Foundation For the Arts, Unrestricted Artist Fellowship
2006 Feats of Clay, National Ceramics Exhibition, Lincoln, CA, Second Place Prize
2006 History in the Making, Rochester, NY, Third Place Prize
2001 Strictly Functional Pottery National, Director’s Award

RECENT AND SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2009 Strictly Functional Pottery National, Lancaster PA
2009, SUNY Faculty Art Exhibition, System Administration Gallery, SUNY Albany
2009, Women’s Invitational, George Waters Gallery, Elmira College, Elmira NY
2008, Women With Wood, Heinz Historical Center, Pittsburgh, PA, An Exhibition of Women who Fire with Wood Held in Conjunction with NCECA, a National Conference on the Education of Ceramic Arts
2008, Kicking Ash, Red Star Studios, Kansas City, MO, An Invitational Exhibition of Women Who Wood-Fire
2008, Ithaca Ceramics, Herbert F. Johnson Museum, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, An Invitational Exhibition of Ithaca Area Ceramic Artists
2007/2006, Mostly Pottery, Museum of the Earth, Ithaca, NY
2007, Drink It In, Invitational Cup Show, Worcester Center for Crafts, Worcester, MA
2006, Forms and Shapes, The Useful Teapot, AKAR Gallery, Iowa City, IA
2006, Our Cups Runneth Over, Society of Arts and Crafts, Boston, MA

PUBLICATIONS
Ceramics Monthly, December 2009, page 32
February 2009, The Log Book, Issue #37, Article Entitled “At Home”
June/July 2006, Ceramics Monthly, Up Front, Wood-Fired Bowl, pg22
December 2004, Ceramics Monthly, Two Oil Bottles, pg59
December 2004, The Studio Potter, Volume 33 Number 1, Article “Starting Out,” pgs8-9



1) Kitchen Basket, wood-fired stoneware, 7”x10”x10”

2) Serving Bowl, wood-fired stoneware, 5”x8”x8”

3) Pouring Bowl, wood-fired stoneware, 6”x7”x7”

4) Serving Bowl, wood-fired stoneware, 5”x9”x9”