by krmetheny | Mar 15, 2011 | clay
At Linscott School where the illustrious Miles (my 12 year old) attends there are not what we generally think of as “Electives.” Instead the middle school has several “exploratory” courses to choose from. The selection of courses changes...
by krmetheny | Feb 16, 2011 | clay
Here they are at last. Fabulous fotos of wonderful work made by stupendous students.
by krmetheny | Nov 5, 2010 | clay, family
Long time no post. Recovering from the most amazing Open Studios ever in 18 years. Many connections, opportunities, and dollars were raised. Thank you all who came by! Here’s some funnies to note the changes that have occurred over the years for me as an...
by krmetheny | Jun 1, 2010 | clay, school projects
Once again I undertook mask making this time with my son Miles’ sixth grade class. Teacher Seth and I showed examples of masks from different regions and cultures from around the world. A writing prompt was given: “How and why do people create masks?...
by krmetheny | May 3, 2010 | clay
My first time teaching at the Corralitos Cultural Center came off without a hitch. Lots of great work and new friendships were made. We even had three people who’d never touched clay before. Betcha can’t tell which ones they were! And here’s the...
by krmetheny | Feb 23, 2010 | clay
Great pots and great workshop participants. A grand time it was!