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Artist Information:
Lois Sharpe
Durham, NC
United States
Member Since: Feb 2002
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Artist Exhibitions:
Duke University Medical Center
Mars-Hill Case Solo Show
1999

Green Tara Gallery Chapel
Hill NC, solo show 2000...

Further Information
Artist Galleries:
Green Tara Gallery

Chapel Hill, NC

WindWard Gallery
Morehead City, NC

Decker Gallery
Juneo, Alaska

Island Artworks
Ocracoke, NC

Vibrantz
Half Moon Bay,Ca

galeria del mar
St. John, VI

Le Faux Chateau
Boca Raton FL

Vivian's
Charlottesville VA...

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Artist Statement for Lois Sharpe

I started with clay more than 20 years ago. My pottery has evolved from simple pieces to intricate one-of-a-kind sculpted originals. I consciously work to keep my pottery fresh, and feel my passion for this medium is reflected in the finished piece.
All of my pottery is made with attention to detail, form, function, and beauty. It must look good, feel good, and be durable. Each piece is made and designed as "one of a kind,” and can beautifully stand by itself. However, items can be ordered in multiples, but each piece will be unique.

Sea vessels: Using pure, white porcelain, I wheel throw, pull, stretch, twist sculpt, and finally glaze the clay. My unique crater glaze is a combination of chemicals reacting to the intense heat of a gas kiln, reduction fired to over 2300F. The fire gives life to the glaze, creating a rare, barnacle-like texture. Most pieces are fired two to three times to achieve the desired effect.

Thank you for your interest in my pottery. If I can answer any questions or if you would like more information, please email me.


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