Asheville
Pottery Collective to present Group Show at The Junction Asheville
The Village Potters will exhibit “On The Wall” at The
Junction Restaurant in Asheville’s River Arts District from September 18 –
October 14, 2014.
While many of
the members of The Village Potters Collective have made work that may be
displayed on the wall, most work is created for display or use on flat
surfaces. For a special group exhibit at The Junction restaurant, The Village
Potters are all creating work specifically for wall display, ranging from
high-fire stoneware to Raku.
An Opening Reception will be held on “Third
Thursday”, September 18, 2014, at 6:00pm, and the work will be featured through
October14. The exhibit will feature work from Sarah Wells Rolland, Bernie
Segal, Judi Harwood, Lori Theriault, Cat Jarosz, Karen Dubois, Melanie
Robertson, and Dearing Davis.
The Junction,
located at 348 Depot Street, #190, in Asheville’s River Arts District, is a
neighborhood eatery serving simple food with a fine-dining twist. Owners
Charles and Tanya Triber have shared a passion for quality food and drink, but
also a commitment to excellent service, environmental conservation, and
bolstering community through many efforts, including monthly features of local
artists.
The Village
Potters is an intentional Collective of potters who share a commitment to
nurturing each other’s success. They are a fully equipped Pottery housing the
working studios of seven professional Resident Potters, and The Village Potters
includes three showrooms exhibiting and selling their fine, contemporary
ceramic art. The Village Potters Teaching Center offers ongoing classes for
adults and demonstration and hands-on workshops. The Village Potters is located
in Riverview Station, in Asheville’s historic River Arts District at 191 Lyman
Street, #180.
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