 Cathy Hawkins
Cathy strives for perfection in her functional work. Her work represents what she wants it to and is working to get that perfect combination of design and glaze without clutter. |
 Robert Shelton
Monitor Robert Shelton has been making pots since
1965 and it
shows in his work. Robert’s wife was looking for a new
hobby and convinced him to take a class with her. She
decided it wasn’t her cup of tea, but Robert got clay
in his blood during that fi rst class, and he’s still going
strong. |
 Tom Winn
Tom grew up in Boston attending several noted Universities in Massachusetts before traveling west to visit friends who were part of the software/dot.com gold rush. Leaving Boston's 20 degree weather, Tom arrived on a typical, balmy, 65 degree San Francisco winter's day. |
 John
Harned
John, a native Californian, grew up in El Sobrante and graduated
from San Francisco State. Although he also tested life in another
part of the country - living in Georgia for several years - he decided
he really was a Californian at heart. |
 Carolyn Young
Carolyn is one of the Monday evening (4-7) monitors. She may seem quiet, but her work speaks for her – and once you do get talking, she has wonderful stories of art and family. |
 Victory Nichols
Come by the studio Thursday between 4 and 7pm, and you'll meet monitor Victory Nichols. Victory is a relative newcomer to clay and joined Clay Arts Guild in January 06'. |
 Tamara Selvig
Ceramics is a part of her life now and one she would not give up. If you want to meet her, she monitors every other Tuesday evening from 4-7 pm or you can catch her in the studio during open workshop hours. |
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