Gettin' the word out...

A lot has been happening lately in the way of reaching a wider audience for our work. After a successful test run at this years AKAR Yunomi Invitational, they asked me back for a "New Work" show running June 24-July 15.

As I was getting the work together and sent off to AKAR, I had the added (and very welcomed) workload of putting together an article for the "Studio Visit" section of the current summer issue of Ceramics Monthly. The idea of the article is to give readers an idea of our studio life on a daily basis. View the article by following this link.

Yunomi 2011 at AKAR Design

What an honor to be invited to this show!

Finally, a REAL website!!!

After months of phone calls, skype chats and e-mails my website has finally been pushed and launched! In an effort to let the pros do what they do best and freeing up some time for me to spend in the studio, I finally have a website that was created by someone other than myself. My good friend Drew Bridewell did an amazing job and was able to create a site that goes far beyond anything I could have ever created. Please take a few moments to take a look around on it, give it a test drive. Thanks & enjoy: www.adamfieldpottery.com

Onggi & Carved Porcelain Workshop

One week from today I will be in Logan, Utah presenting traditional Korean Onggi coil/paddle methods and my carved porcelain techniques to the good folks and good friends (1,2) up at the Utah State University clay department! The workshop is on November 5 & 6 from 10-4. Hope you can make it!

Heesoo Lee

New work (2014 & 2015) by Heesoo Lee.  For more information and for purchase or exhibition inquiries please contact me directly through my website: Adam Field Pottery

"Flora" show open @ Schaller Gallery

I have some new work featured as part of the group show "Flora" at the Schaller [online] Gallery. Sales opened on the morning of August 1st and will continue throughout the month of August.

The Land of Guns & Coors

Made a wood run down in New Mexico out on the BLM land behind my friend Cindy's wood kiln yesterday for the upcoming firing this weekend. I was struck by a few things; the beauty of the landscape, the interesting detail of the geology (vast clay depsoits & big chunks of petrified wood) and most of all, the abundance of Coors containers (of all sorts & vintage) and all manner of shell casings from various firearms. It turns out that there is quite a long tradition of littering this area with drink containers and weaponry, if you keep your eyes peeled, it's not so uncommon to come across pottery shards that are nearly 1000 years old and arrowheads are a common find too.