Proud to trumpet the fact that a couple of my maru (circle) sculptures were selected by the heads of the Crafts & Design departments to accompany the OUTSTANDING work of the Furniture studio students’ Sheridan display booth at this year’s Interior Design Show at the Metro Convention Centre. For info and tickets check out IDS2012. [...]
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Ayumi Horie spent two days at Sheridan this week. I got to hang with her at the Gardiner and the ROM – we spent some time trying to find a pre-Columbian pot that she’d seen 15 years ago that she wanted to revisit, and headed for the bat cave. I learned a lot about “being” [...]
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I submitted my images to the National Potters’ Council at the last minute and was selected as October on the Member’s Sculpture Calendar! Check it out here
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Growing up in the Maritimes, my family spent many summers camping, and I spent many hours begging to stop to see one more artists clay studios. I still have a collection of 10 miniature pots that I collected from the ages of 5 to 12. Life has a way of unfolding in its own time, and it took me thirty years to realize that clay was my ultimate calling.
Three years ago, it hit me like a thunderbolt. Click here to read Heidi's Story. Two years ago I went to India for three months of intensive skill development at the Andretta Residency and in the spring of 2010 I began in earnest my new life as a creative artist. I am currently studying at Sheridan College.