Jax Airport Arts Program |
I am honored to have been chosen by The Jacksonville International Airport Aviation Authority Arts & Culture Program to display my work in the Connector Bridge cases that are located between the ticketing area and before reaching the concourses, from October to December, 2023. The Program encourages local artists to apply in the Fall each year and then announce the selected artists in December for showing during the following year. I feel blessed to be chosen from among the many fine artists in this area.
The intention of the Jacksonville Aviation Authority Arts & Culture Program is to display works of art reflective of the unique character of Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, and to thoughtfully enhance the JAX experience while respecting the sensitivities and functional needs of airport visitors.
The intention of the Jacksonville Aviation Authority Arts & Culture Program is to display works of art reflective of the unique character of Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, and to thoughtfully enhance the JAX experience while respecting the sensitivities and functional needs of airport visitors.
Now Showing
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PAStA Fine Art Gallary
My work is on display and for sale at the PAStA Fine Art Gallary, 214 Charlotte Street, St. Augustine, from 11 - 5 pm daily. I hope you will drop by to see this and other of my hand-built clay pieces.
Out of the studio - into the pit
I have a small studio where I look out over the trees and see the sun rise each day. The rising sun is a beautiful promise of a new beginning. This is how I feel about the clay too...it has a new beginning as a piece of art that I have the privilege of forming to bring pleasure and beauty to you.
THE PROCESS
As I pull clay from its bag, I am always inspired by a scripture of faith, hope and love. Hand coiling begins and forms into a piece of beauty. Each piece is pit, saggar, or raku fired to achieve smoky rings on and around its body. I have recently opened my work up to accepting commissions to use your horses hair on a hand-built piece. To inquire about commissions, please read the Commissions page and then contact me.
As I pull clay from its bag, I am always inspired by a scripture of faith, hope and love. Hand coiling begins and forms into a piece of beauty. Each piece is pit, saggar, or raku fired to achieve smoky rings on and around its body. I have recently opened my work up to accepting commissions to use your horses hair on a hand-built piece. To inquire about commissions, please read the Commissions page and then contact me.
PHILIPPIANS 4:13
"I CAN DO ALL THINGS THROUGH CHRIST WHO STRENGTHENS ME."