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Lavin Pottery                                                                                                  John@lavinpottery.com

Rhinebeck, NY                               November 2011                                                   (845) 758-0265

Welcome! This fall has been busy and I have created some new work for the shows that I participated in.  A number of these  

were small and only a weekend long but they all offered the

opportunity to show my work locally.  It started on Labor Day weekend with the annual Rhinebeck Art Studio Views tour that I, again, participated in.  This was my third time and each year I have more interest in my artwork.  This was a good year for selling Raku fired vases.  I was also a part of a number of other small shows in both Millbrook and Red Hook, NY.  My next show is a Christmas art and craft fair on November 20, 2011 at the Rhinebeck Town Hall.  This show is only one day and it is part of the annual Sinterklaas Festival that is held each year in downtown Rhinebeck.  Check the website listing on the LINKS page.

I have moved my work from the charming shop in Hudson, NY where I have been showing for the last year.  My inventory is low and I plan to start on a number of new projects and build up some inventory before I look for a new gallery. Hopefully local to the Rhinebeck area.

 My background includes nearly twelve years of creating art pottery using both Raku and electric kiln techniques.  Most of my pieces are wheel thrown and many are embellished by the addition of wood, glass, jade or shells.  My training was on the west coast under accomplished artist Christopher Mathie in Gig Harbor Washington.  Please call me directly if you find something on my site of interest.

Information regarding the availability of my artwork can be found on the Links page.  I have added a PayPal Buy Now link below for those of you that have purchased art pieces from me.

I hope you enjoy your visit.

 

                                                  

                                                                                          

                                  Site Updates May 2011