Tracy Burton
Scratchy Eye Studio
Chicago, IL
I work mostly in terracotta clay with bright surface designs. Most work incorporates sgraffito. My subject matter is influenced by life experiences a woman, teacher, daughter, sister and wife.
Sharon Fujimoto
Amherst Junction, WI
fujimotoglass.com
All work is hand blown molten glass using various colored glasses in the form of powders, grit and chards. I also use gold and silver leaf and foil.
Amy Ikenn
Amy Ikenn Glasswork
Kildeer, IL
amyikenn.com
I am focused on sharing my love of color through unique glasswork. Inspired by impressionists and modern artists I begins with sheets of glass and ground glass in many different colors.
Mandy Park
Winfield, IL
My shop features wares that are raku, gas, electric, wood and soda fired. Glazes are made from scratch which allows for a variety of hues and color combinations that makes each piece unique.
Jack Pine
Jack Pine Studio
Laurelville. OH
jackpinestudio.com
All pieces are hand blown at 2000 degrees. I use layers of colored enamels and precious metals.
Natalie Steinmetz
Windy City Ceramics
Chicago, IL
windycityceramics.com
My work is made from wheel thrown functional forms with contemporary surface treatments. Using firings ranging from cone 018-10 I am able to layer soft floral patterns with my own hand drawn decals.
Gregory Story
Modern Clay
Chicago, IL
gregorystory.com
Handbuilt, carved, and painstakingly glazed ceramic sculpture and wall sculpture. Drawing on architectural influences, fabric design and modern ceramics, these elements mix to create modern artifacts.
Michael Terra
Terra Cottage Ceramics
Paducah, KY
terracottageceramics.com
As a poet and sculptor I hand sculpt in both language and stoneware ceramic. All work is high fired. All the writing you see is my own original poetry, quips, and wordplay.
James Weiler
Collaborator: Todd Manicki
Main Street Murrini
Farmer City, IL
mainstreetmurrini.com
Our primary focus is combining disciplines in the glass arts from ancient glass blowing to contemporary kiln-working. Through this integration, we strive to push the boundaries of modern glass art.
James Wilbat
Deerfield, IL
wilbatglass.com
I combine various techniques in my hot glass work, including blowing, fusing and sandblasting, to create my uniquely textured, vibrant, whimsical glass and reflecting my love of abstract art.
Glenn Woods
Collaborator: Keith Herbrand
Palm Harbor, FL
potteryboys.com
The focus of our work is inspired by objects found in nature. Each piece is created from fine porcelains, carved, beaded, pierced, and finally glazed with a matte or glossy crystalline glaze.
