My pottery represents nearly 20 years of working to capture the beauty of movement in form. I endeavor to create pieces that are natural, kinesthetically satisfying and useable. All of my work is high fired in gas or wood burning kilns, using glazes that are safe and nontoxic, with a rich palette of colors I have developed over many years.

CONTACT INFORMATION

phone: 607-277-1323
email:
caryjoseph@earthlink.net
website:
www.caryjosephpottery.com

ADDRESS

Cary Joseph Pottery, 302 Hook Place, Ithaca, NY 14850

STUDIO DIRECTIONS

From 79 West, cross the inlet, and head up the hill to the first left, Sunrise Place. Continue up Sunrise until it ends at Taylor Place. Turn left onto Taylor. Take Taylor Place to the end at Hook Place (about 200 yards). The house is on the right hand corner of Hook and Taylor, 302 Hook Place. The studio is around back above the parking area.

EDUCATION

M.A. American University, Washington, D.C.
Penland School of American Craft, Penland NC
Haystack School of Craft, Deer Isle, ME
Mudflat Pottery School, Somerville, MA

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Studio Potter Since 1992
Mudflat Pottery School, Somerville, MA, Pottery Teacher
171 Art Center, Corning, NY, Pottery Teacher
Emerson Umbrella, Concord, MA, Pottery Teacher
Danforth Museum of Art, Framingham, MA, Pottery Teacher

SELECTED EXHIBITS

CraftBoston 2007, 2008 Society of Arts And Crafts, Boston, MA Juried Artist, Merit Award
Crafts at the Castle, 2008, Boston MA, Juried Artist
Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, 2008, Ithaca Ceramics, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, Invited Artist
Ithaca Fine Craft Show, 2006- 2008, Museum of the Earth, Ithaca, NY, Producing and Exhibiting Artist
Naoussa Gallery and Sculpture Gardens, 2007, Tyringham, MA, Invited Artist
Community School of Music and Arts Gallery, 2007, Ithaca, NY, Solo Exhibition
Gallery Pu, 2002, Bad Doberon, Germany, Invited Artist
Mudflat Pottery Gallery, 1997-2004, Boston MA, Exhibiting Artist
BrickBottom Gallery, 1995, Somerville, MA, Exhibiting Artist


1) Orange and Tenmoku Bowl, white stoneware with orange and tenmoku glaze, 4"x5," 2009, $75

2) Wood-Fired Mug, white stoneware with natural ash glaze, 4"x4," 2008, $35

3) Small Carbon Trap Teapot, porcelain with carbon trap shino glaze, 3"x5," 2009, $65

4) Shino Teabowl, stoneware with shino and ash glazes, 4"x 4," 2009, $45