Where To Find Us
It's surprisingly dark at 5:30 am as I drive in to the studio to start firing a kiln. It might possibly be kinda, sorta turning toward Fall?
- Come November, look for us down in southern Oregon at Clayfolk, November 22-34 at the Medford Armory, 1701 S. Pacific Highway, Medford, Oregon. I'll be in booth 8; hours are 10 am-7 pm Friday and Saturday, 10 am-3 pm Sunday, and admission is free.
- And right after Clayfolk, we open our doors at Holiday Market. We'll be there Thanksgiving weekend through Christmas Eve in space 197. Holiday Market is located at the Lane Events Center, and hours are 10 am-6 pm (10-4 Christmas Eve).
- If make it to any of these places, you can always contact us online
any time to discuss your Whimsical and Functional pottery needs. Remember to check my In Stock page for the latest inventory.
Galleries and gift stores:
- Maude Kerns Art Center's gift shop is currently closed as they gear up for their Dia de Los Muertes show, but they'll be opening Art For All Seasons on November 15, including a Club Mud Gift Gallery. We're in a different, smaller space this year, but there still should be room for some of my work. Maude Kerns is located at 1910 E. 15th Avenue, Eugene. Gallery hours are Monday-Friday, 10 am-5:30 pm; Saturday, noon-4 pm.
- Childhood's End Gallery just got an enormous restock of both gallery and web-featured pottery. They're at 222 4th Avenue West, Olympia, Washington; (360) 943-3724, and their showroom is open Monday through Saturday, 11 am - 6 pm, Sunday, 11 am - 5 pm; they also have a good selection of their pottery, glass, jewelry, paintings and sculpture available through their online collection.
- I just got a check in the mail from Valley Art Gallery, so they seem to still have some work. They're a long ways away to restock, and I don't have the work to spare, so whatever's left is what they have. Valley Arts is located at 2022 Main Street in Forest Grove, Oregon; (503) 357-3703.
- Tsunami Books, 2585 Willamette in Eugene, on the other hand, continues to sell well for me. I just dropped off some more tall mugs and pie plates, to bring their stock up again.
- Great Harvest Bakery is currently out of their custom Great Harvest mugs, but will be getting a new batch around Halloween. They're a special shape, deep and rounded, with a four-finger handle, the Great Harvest logo stamped on one side, and one of my bird or animal paintings on the other. Great Harvest has moved into their new location, across the street at 2605 Willamette in Eugene.