A Fair in the Park is held in the lush surroundings of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania’s Mellon Park, adjacent to the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, and along Fifth and Shady Avenues in Pittsburgh’s Shadyside area. This year it ran from September 10-12.
I shot photos of each potter's work that participated. If you click on an image, it will enlarge and then you can locate the cursor over the part of the picture that you would like to see closer and a "plus" sign should appear. Click again and enlarge even more.
I shot photos of each potter's work that participated. If you click on an image, it will enlarge and then you can locate the cursor over the part of the picture that you would like to see closer and a "plus" sign should appear. Click again and enlarge even more.
Alp is a potter from Charlottesville, VA.
Amanda Wolf
Amanda is a Pittsburgh area potter.
Andy Anderson
Website: http://www.redclaytileworks.com
Profile: http://wpapotters.blogspot.com/2010/07/red-clay-tile-works-with-andy-anderson.html
Profile: http://wpapotters.blogspot.com/2010/07/red-clay-tile-works-with-andy-anderson.html
Andy Anderson
Andy Anderson
Andy Anderson
Beth Magyan
Betty Hedman
Betty Hedman
Betty Hedman
Carole Hodes
http://www.zajacearthtonespottery.com/
Jim & Linda Winegar
http://www.winegarpottery.com/
http://www.carriagehousepottery.com/
Judith Campbell
http://www.karenhowell.com/
http://www.etsy.com/shop/potsandpens
It's a shame not to see any Terry Rorison originals at this show. When will we blessed with the work???
ReplyDeleteGreat selection of potters!!Looks more like Potters in the Park....hmmmm now there's an idea! Were all those potters camera shy?
ReplyDeleteSome people are sensitive about having their pictures taken so I tried not to include faces when I could.
ReplyDeleteYou covered all the clay in the Fair-that took some time! For those that didn't make the show, it was a great selection of art. The weather was great and Katie Horowitz and the staff did a great job! It was a really nice weekend.
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