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Pottery Place Plus
203 North Washington Street,
Spokane, Washington 99201
Pottery Place Plus, one of Spokane's treasures, is among the longest running
artisan cooperatives in the Pacific Northwest.
This beautiful gallery features fine art of many types, all hand-crafted
by local artists. It is located in
the historic Liberty Building in downtown Spokane, close to the Spokane
Convention Center, INB Performing Arts Center, and the Davenport Grand Hotel.
Our pots are displayed every day of the week at Pottery Place Plus.
Each time you visit, you will have an opportunity to meet one or more of
the artists who create the pottery, jewelry, photography, fiber art, and much more.
Entree Gallery
1755 Reeder Bay Rd, Nordman, Idaho 83848
Our huckleberry pots are featured daily at this lovely gallery, open from May
through mid-October and located a stone's throw from Priest Lake, Idaho.
Wildwood Pottery 101
Haynes Ln, Plummer, Idaho 83851
We do carry a selection of our current pottery at our studio, although many pots
go to the two galleries named above.
Wildwood studio is open by appointment.
Snow Farm, The New England Craft Program
Snow Farm offers classes in multiple artistic disciplines, something for everyone whether
an accomplished artist or just a longing looker.
Instructors are drawn from the best.
I have been privileged to take a number of classes here... one of my
favorite places.
Digitalfire
digitalfire.com
Ceramic Arts Network
ceramicartsnetwork.org
Ceramic Arts publishes two wonderful magazines for the clay world,
Pottery Making Illustrated and
Ceramic Monthly.
In addition, Ceramic Arts Daily offers a searchable database on just
about any topic in clay work. For
answers or help with anything pottery, this is one of the best places to look.
CAGNI, Clay Arts Guild of North
Idaho
cagni.org
CAGNI is a potters guild centered in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, with the purpose of
promoting clay arts in the area.
This guild was a going concern for many years, hosting the Mud and Spirits pottery
show in several locations over a number of years and offering many workshops
featuring local potters.
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