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Roger Yee is the founder of Red Ox Clay Studio and a ceramics teacher with 18+ years of classroom experience and over 30 years of experience as a ceramic artist. Roger is a highly accomplished artist with a strong commitment to developing innovative, creative, and fun learning environments.
Roger Yee is the founder of Red Ox Clay Studio and a ceramics teacher with 18+ years of classroom experience and over 30 years of experience as a ceramic artist. Roger is a highly accomplished artist with a strong commitment to developing innovative, creative, and fun learning environments.
Roger Yee is the founder of Red Ox Clay Studio and a ceramics teacher with 18+ years of classroom experience and over 30 years of experience as a ceramic artist. Roger is a highly accomplished artist with a strong commitment to developing innovative, creative, and fun learning environments.
Roger Yee is the founder of Red Ox Clay Studio and a ceramics teacher with 18+ years of classroom experience and over 30 years of experience as a ceramic artist. Roger is a highly accomplished artist with a strong commitment to developing innovative, creative, and fun learning environments.
Lisa Graham Lee, a 35 year resident of Pleasant Hill, CA has been involved in ceramic sculpture since 1996. Lee has studied under artists Mark Messenger, Bob Hodson, Beverly Mayeri, and Patty Warashina, to name a few. Featuring hand built pieces embellished with underglazes as well as cold finishes, Lee’s work is influenced by her life-long love of animals, with her pieces expressing a great deal of wit and whimsy. Lee’s artwork is featured every year at the Ruth Bancroft Garden sculpture show
Lisa Graham Lee, a 35 year resident of Pleasant Hill, CA has been involved in ceramic sculpture since 1996. Lee has studied under artists Mark Messenger, Bob Hodson, Beverly Mayeri, and Patty Warashina, to name a few. Featuring hand built pieces embellished with underglazes as well as cold finishes, Lee’s work is influenced by her life-long love of animals, with her pieces expressing a great deal of wit and whimsy. Lee’s artwork is featured every year at the Ruth Bancroft Garden sculpture show
Lisa Graham Lee, a 35 year resident of Pleasant Hill, CA has been involved in ceramic sculpture since 1996. Lee has studied under artists Mark Messenger, Bob Hodson, Beverly Mayeri, and Patty Warashina, to name a few. Featuring hand built pieces embellished with underglazes as well as cold finishes, Lee’s work is influenced by her life-long love of animals, with her pieces expressing a great deal of wit and whimsy. Lee’s artwork is featured every year at the Ruth Bancroft Garden sculpture show
Lisa Graham Lee, a 35 year resident of Pleasant Hill, CA has been involved in ceramic sculpture since 1996. Lee has studied under artists Mark Messenger, Bob Hodson, Beverly Mayeri, and Patty Warashina, to name a few. Featuring hand built pieces embellished with underglazes as well as cold finishes, Lee’s work is influenced by her life-long love of animals, with her pieces expressing a great deal of wit and whimsy. Lee’s artwork is featured every year at the Ruth Bancroft Garden sculpture show
Zoe Dering is an artist and pastry chef native to the Bay Area, currently living in Oakland, Ca. Her current body of work explores the meeting point between primitive craft and our modern lives. She creates pieces intended for every day use that reflect the belief that we should have a closer relationship to the fundamental objects essential to our every day lives, how they are made and the role they play in our personal and collective histories.
Zoe Dering is an artist and pastry chef native to the Bay Area, currently living in Oakland, Ca. Her current body of work explores the meeting point between primitive craft and our modern lives. She creates pieces intended for every day use that reflect the belief that we should have a closer relationship to the fundamental objects essential to our every day lives, how they are made and the role they play in our personal and collective histories.
Zoe Dering is an artist and pastry chef native to the Bay Area, currently living in Oakland, Ca. Her current body of work explores the meeting point between primitive craft and our modern lives. She creates pieces intended for every day use that reflect the belief that we should have a closer relationship to the fundamental objects essential to our every day lives, how they are made and the role they play in our personal and collective histories.
Zoe Dering is an artist and pastry chef native to the Bay Area, currently living in Oakland, Ca. Her current body of work explores the meeting point between primitive craft and our modern lives. She creates pieces intended for every day use that reflect the belief that we should have a closer relationship to the fundamental objects essential to our every day lives, how they are made and the role they play in our personal and collective histories.
Kathy, the founder of Crockett Pottery, has been a maker of functional clay vessels for more than thirty years. Her California Craft Style has a mix and match approach and is inspired by the colorful ware of mid 20th century California art pottery. Archetypal Vessels are informed by her study and fascination with ancient pottery forms, especially those from Greece. She produces Cassoulet Ware for several French restaurants and for cassoulet aficionados all over the United States.
Kathy, the founder of Crockett Pottery, has been a maker of functional clay vessels for more than thirty years. Her California Craft Style has a mix and match approach and is inspired by the colorful ware of mid 20th century California art pottery. Archetypal Vessels are informed by her study and fascination with ancient pottery forms, especially those from Greece. She produces Cassoulet Ware for several French restaurants and for cassoulet aficionados all over the United States.
Kathy, the founder of Crockett Pottery, has been a maker of functional clay vessels for more than thirty years. Her California Craft Style has a mix and match approach and is inspired by the colorful ware of mid 20th century California art pottery. Archetypal Vessels are informed by her study and fascination with ancient pottery forms, especially those from Greece. She produces Cassoulet Ware for several French restaurants and for cassoulet aficionados all over the United States.
Kathy, the founder of Crockett Pottery, has been a maker of functional clay vessels for more than thirty years. Her California Craft Style has a mix and match approach and is inspired by the colorful ware of mid 20th century California art pottery. Archetypal Vessels are informed by her study and fascination with ancient pottery forms, especially those from Greece. She produces Cassoulet Ware for several French restaurants and for cassoulet aficionados all over the United States.
Born in Oakland, CA, Rosalinda's early years were focused on the aesthetics of functional pottery at the wheel. Currently, Rosalinda is inspired by the sculptural diversity of many Bay Area Artists. She enjoys the process of creating voluminous forms that are slab built, then altered and textured -- expressing the immediate response clay gives back -- to create timeless qualities of touch, environment, and nature.
Born in Oakland, CA, Rosalinda's early years were focused on the aesthetics of functional pottery at the wheel. Currently, Rosalinda is inspired by the sculptural diversity of many Bay Area Artists. She enjoys the process of creating voluminous forms that are slab built, then altered and textured expressing the immediate response clay gives back to create timeless qualities of touch, environment and nature.
Born in Oakland, CA, Rosalinda's early years were focused on the aesthetics of functional pottery at the wheel. Currently, Rosalinda is inspired by the sculptural diversity of many Bay Area Artists. She enjoys the process of creating voluminous forms that are slab built, then altered and textured expressing the immediate response clay gives back to create timeless qualities of touch, environment and nature.
Born in Oakland, CA, Rosalinda's early years were focused on the aesthetics of functional pottery at the wheel. Currently, Rosalinda is inspired by the sculptural diversity of many Bay Area Artists. She enjoys the process of creating voluminous forms that are slab built, then altered and textured -- expressing the immediate response clay gives back -- to create timeless qualities of touch, environment, and nature.
Lynne Meade has been exhibiting her sculpture and design work since 1987. She studied at Penland School Of Crafts and graduated with a BA in Ceramic Design from Wesleyan University. She has taught classes at MIT, The New Jersey Center for Visual Arts, Walnut Creek Center for Community Arts, and ASUC at UC Berkeley. In 2009, Meade received the Carol Duke Artist Award for Excellence In Craft at the Bellevue Arts Museum. She has permanent collections throughout the country.
Lynne Meade has been exhibiting her sculpture and design work since 1987. She studied at Penland School Of Crafts and graduated with a BA in Ceramic Design from Wesleyan University. She has taught classes at MIT, The New Jersey Center for Visual Arts, Walnut Creek Center for Community Arts, and ASUC at UC Berkeley. In 2009, Meade received the Carol Duke Artist Award for Excellence In Craft at the Bellevue Arts Museum. She has permanent collections throughout the country.
Lynne Meade has been exhibiting her sculpture and design work since 1987. She studied at Penland School Of Crafts and graduated with a BA in Ceramic Design from Wesleyan University. She has taught classes at MIT, The New Jersey Center for Visual Arts, Walnut Creek Center for Community Arts, and ASUC at UC Berkeley. In 2009, Meade received the Carol Duke Artist Award for Excellence In Craft at the Bellevue Arts Museum. She has permanent collections throughout the country.
Lynne Meade has been exhibiting her sculpture and design work since 1987. She studied at Penland School Of Crafts and graduated with a BA in Ceramic Design from Wesleyan University. She has taught classes at MIT, The New Jersey Center for Visual Arts, Walnut Creek Center for Community Arts, and ASUC at UC Berkeley. In 2009, Meade received the Carol Duke Artist Award for Excellence In Craft at the Bellevue Arts Museum. She has permanent collections throughout the country.
I-Fang Chung is a local designer with a lifelong love of crafts. She has been creating pottery for over 5 years and has been a long time member of Red Ox Clay Studio. As a counterpoint to designing clothing for mass market retailers, she focuses on small runs of unique ceramic items that are inspired by functional objects. Her ceramics are created on a potter's wheel and and then hand trimmed, carved, and painted.
I-Fang Chung is a local designer with a lifelong love of crafts. She has been creating pottery for over 5 years and has been a long time member of Red Ox Clay Studio. As a counterpoint to designing clothing for mass market retailers, she focuses on small runs of unique ceramic items that are inspired by functional objects. Her ceramics are created on a potter's wheel and and then hand trimmed, carved, and painted.
I-Fang Chung is a local designer with a lifelong love of crafts. She has been creating pottery for over 5 years and has been a long time member of Red Ox Clay Studio. As a counterpoint to designing clothing for mass market retailers, she focuses on small runs of unique ceramic items that are inspired by functional objects. Her ceramics are created on a potter's wheel and and then hand trimmed, carved, and painted.
I-Fang Chung is a local designer with a lifelong love of crafts. She has been creating pottery for over 5 years and has been a long time member of Red Ox Clay Studio. As a counterpoint to designing clothing for mass market retailers, she focuses on small runs of unique ceramic items that are inspired by functional objects. Her ceramics are created on a potter's wheel and and then hand trimmed, carved, and painted.
Sarah, a native of Napa, California discovered ceramics in high school and continued her education throughout college. She's worked in the ceramics department at Santa Barbara City College, Sonoma Community Center, for artist Scott Chatenever, and currently teaches at New Technology High School in Napa. She loves gardening, cooking, and then arranging beautiful home -made and -grown food on functional ceramics wares.
Sarah, a native of Napa, California discovered ceramics in high school and continued her education throughout college. She's worked in the ceramics department at Santa Barbara City College, Sonoma Community Center, for artist Scott Chatenever, and currently teaches at New Technology High School in Napa. She loves gardening, cooking, and then arranging beautiful home -made and -grown food on functional ceramics wares.
Sarah, a native of Napa, California discovered ceramics in high school and continued her education throughout college. She's worked in the ceramics department at Santa Barbara City College, Sonoma Community Center, for artist Scott Chatenever, and currently teaches at New Technology High School in Napa. She loves gardening, cooking, and then arranging beautiful home -made and -grown food on functional ceramics wares.
Takemi Tsuruta was born September 26th 1976 in Oakland California. All throughout his life, he has been interested in the arts from musical and performing arts to the visual fine arts. Tsuruta’s father, an architect, and mother, an educator and pianist, taught him at a young age to recognize and appreciate different creative outlets and aesthetics.
Takemi Tsuruta was born September 26th 1976 in Oakland California. All throughout his life, he has been interested in the arts from musical and performing arts to the visual fine arts. Tsuruta’s father, an architect, and mother, an educator and pianist, taught him at a young age to recognize and appreciate different creative outlets and aesthetics.
Takemi Tsuruta was born September 26th 1976 in Oakland California. All throughout his life, he has been interested in the arts from musical and performing arts to the visual fine arts. Tsuruta’s father, an architect, and mother, an educator and pianist, taught him at a young age to recognize and appreciate different creative outlets and aesthetics.
Takemi Tsuruta was born September 26th 1976 in Oakland California. All throughout his life, he has been interested in the arts from musical and performing arts to the visual fine arts. Tsuruta’s father, an architect, and mother, an educator and pianist, taught him at a young age to recognize and appreciate different creative outlets and aesthetics.