Baltimore Clayworks is pleased to present Shino Odyssey, a juried exhibition celebrating the depth and diversity of Shino glazes. This exhibition invites artists to explore and showcase the vast possibilities of this glaze family known for its remarkable sensitivity to clay body, application, kiln atmosphere, and firing duration.
Participating Artists
June Ambro, Chris Archer, Alexandra Bellay, Shannon Blakey, Doug Blechner, Michael Bridges, Kai Brisk, Jo Brown, Ray Brown, Shannon Brownlee, Ben Burris, Dodie Campbell, Connie Christensen, Bede Clarke, Susan Cohen, Tom Coleman, Jim Connell, Guillermo Cuellar, Lewis Denver, Mark Derby, Edward Dyke, Emma Eckert, Jason Edmonds, Janling Fu, Yuri Gershtein, Chris Gustin, PJ Hargraves, Candice Hensley, Andrew Herstram, Joe Hicks, Steve Hilton, Erica Hood, Samantha Hostert, Janelle Jacobson, Jan McKeachie Johnston, Randy Johnston, Mayumi Kiefer, Lucien Koonce, Jill Fishon-Kovachick, Rebekah Krieger, Nisha Kurani, Ester Kwon, James Lee, Dick Lehman, Lee Love, Daryn Lowman, Joseph Lyon, Keegan Madigan, Anna Maraj, Sam McCall, , Heidi Meissner, Dan Molyneux, Sam Momeyer, Kimberly Morey, Eric Ordway, Lucas Pacuraru, Rebeccah Pailes-Friedman, Doug Peltzman, Alan Perillo, Olivier Peter-Contesse, C. Luc Phinney, Roni Polisar, Carlos Prado, John Reinking, Rebecca Savuto, Loren Scherbak, Amy Schnitzer, Ellen Schön, Luke Sheets, Hitomi Shibata, Takuro Shibata, Michael Simmons, Chris Singewald, Joe Singewald, Christopher St. John, Kiichi Takeuchi, Amelia Taylor, Jack Troy, Salvatore Vascellaro, Sharon Warrington, Hong-Ling Wee, Leathia West, Mat Wheeler, Regina Wickham, Cheston Youngberg, Noelle Zambrano, Nancy Zimler
Submitted by Kayla Morgan at Baltimore Clayworks. For questions, contact marketing@baltimoreclayworks.org
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