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Pocosin ArtsSchool of Fine Craft
201 Main StreetColumbia, NC
Annual Benefit Auction2017
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Index
5 .......................................................... Welcome
6 .......................................................... Schedule
7 ...............................................Auction Tumblers
8 ...............................................Pocosin Partners
9 .................................................... Fund-A-Need
10 ................ Board of Directors, Staff/Residents
12 -13....... Bidding Details/Auction Centerpieces
14 - 19 ................................... Live Auction Items
20 - 27 ..................Group 1...Silent Auction Items
28 - 33 ..................Group 2...Silent Auction Items
34 - 41 ..................Group 3...Silent Auction Items
42 - 49 .................................... Artist Biographies
50 -56 ......................................... Advertisements
57 ...............................Foundations & Supporters
Catalog CreditsClaire Keatley, Design & Production; Judi Hewett, Design Assistant; Derence
Fivehouse, Editor. Photographs of artwork by Claire Keatley, Jim Hook, & Carrie Brickhouse, except where noted. Claire Keatley, Image Editor. Printed by Accu-
link Printing, Greenville, NC. 2017©.
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Dear Friends, Welcome, we are excited that you will be joining us for our Annual Benefit Auction. Once again, I am amazed and inspired by the works donated by so many talented artists. It’s been said that an individual achieves the status of master artist only after practicing their craft for at least 10,000 hours. If so, each of the pieces in this year’s auction is a master artist’s gift. These artists have contributed to the future of an organization they believe in. Please help us recognize and honor the gen-erosity of these artists by bidding often and in good spirit. We hope their generosity will be exceeded only by your very own on auction night. And, please remember, it is okay to compete with your friends and neighbors because every little bit helps us in our quest to create opportunities for artistic exploration, expression and learning long into the future.
Warmly,
Marlene True
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Schedule of Events
5:00 p.m. Silent Auction Opens Live Auction Preview Beverages & Hors d’oeuvres Music by Alison Weiner
6:00 p.m. Dinner Silent Auction Bidding Continues
6:45 p.m. Silent Auction Group 1 Closes GROUP 1: (Lots 21 - 52) Silent Auction Bidding - items 53-108 continues
7:00 p.m. Silent Auction Group 2 Closes GROUP 2: (Lots 53 - 76) Silent Auction Bidding - items 77-108 continues
7:15 p.m. Silent Auction Group 3 Closes GROUP 3: (Lots 77 - 108)
7:30 p.m. Live Auction Begins Auctioneer Bill Forbes
8:00 p.m. Dessert & Coffee
8:15 p.m. Auction Check-out Begins
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Handcrafted Auction Tumblers
by former Pocosin Resident ArtistsMeaghan Gates
&Ben Jordan
$20 ea.3 drinks included w/purchase
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Our Regional Partners
East Carolina UniversityUNC Coastal Studies InstituteNorth Carolina Arts CouncilArts of the Albemarle Chowan Arts Council Dare County Arts CouncilPerquimans Arts League
Benefit Auction SponsorsAlligator ($1,250)Southern Insurance
Blue Heron ($500)AnonymousArmstrong Heating & AirBrickhouse InnDavid CleggFirst National BankJoe & Judith EvansParty & Equipment RentalPhelps ChevroletTyrrell Farm BureauWeatherly Insurance
Tyrrell Turtle ($250)Columbia PharmacySuzanne & Michael GriffinMarlene True & Derence Fivehouse
In-Kind Donors
Celia HookDare County Arts CouncilFull Circle CrabKip ShawMarlene True & Derence FivehouseMichael & Sue GriffinPerquimans Arts League
Pocosin Volunteers
Chip Brewer Tiffany DallBarbara Everett Jacob FauthMiriam FauthDerence FivehouseSue Griffin Don Grimsley Celia HookTim NielsenJim Olecki Sophie Olecki Charlie Olgetree Midge OlgetreeJana RawlsMartha Blount SimpsonBill SmytheBarbara SpencerDoris Van DorpeJanet Walker
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Fund-a-NeedLot 13
This year’s Fund-A-Need will raise money to help us kick-start our goal of paying off the mortgage on our building at 201 Main Street.
Built in 1920, The Davis & Coffield Building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has been our home since 1994. In the early days Davis & Coffield had a repu-tation as “the largest and most prosperous general store in eastern North Carolina.” Today it houses our clay and metals studios, gallery, offices and resident artist apartment. Over the past 23 years participants of all ages have come through our doors and enjoyed creativity and the camaraderie that often develops in the studio.
To get the campaign started a great friend of Pocosin Arts, Barbara McFadyen, has graciously stepped forward to help raise funds with a “Mortgage Marathon Challenge.”
The mortgage now stands at $66,000 and Barbara has pledged $5,000 toward the mortgage and is asking friends of Pocosin attending the auction to match or exceed that amount. We’ve already received one gift; Robin and Ron Vick have graciously given $1,000, so we just need your help raising the remaining $4000. And, if we raise that additional $4000 or more, another friend, who wishes to remain anon-ymous, has agreed to add an additional $2,500. This would bring our Mortgage Marathon to $12,500, or more, for a great start towards the finish line of $66,000.
During the auction we invite you to raise your paddle to help us reach our goal, gifts may be made at levels of $1,000, $500, $250, $100, $50 and $25 with a goal of raising $4000 or more this evening.
Thank you for your support!
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Board of DirectorsGeorgann EubanksPresident
David CleggVice-President
Anne Havel MaielloTreasurer
Maureen McCarthySecretary
Board MembersGary BradleySammy CoxWilliam HoffmanDrew HooverSarah LazureAndy KeelerWilliam MasseyTenisha MorrisonNathan RichardsPam SwainEdward TorresRobin Vick
Pocosin Arts’ StaffMarlene TrueExecutive Director
Claire KeatleyPrograms & Marketing Director
Jean OleckiAdministration Director
Resident ArtistsMark ArnoldCeramics
Gabrielle GraberCeramics
Caitlin McDonaldMetals
Auction CoordinatorSue Griffin
Auction InternCarrie Brickhouse
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Auction Centerpieces
created by Former Resident Artist
Meaghan Gates
3 & 5-stem vasesavailable for purchase
w/flowers
for purchase detailssee page 13
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Bidding Information
Bidder NumbersAll sales are tracked and recorded by bidder numbers. This number can be found on the back of your auction catalogue, name tag, and in your registration packets. Your bidder num-ber must be used when placing bids in the silent and live auc-tions.
Silent AuctionBid sheets are placed near each item. These identify the min-imum starting bid and required increase for successive bids. Please increase your bid in the specified increments. At the close of the bidding, if two or more parties are still actively bidding on the same item, each will be given a slip of paper to fill out with their bidder number and final bid amount. The highest final bid wins.
Bidding Schedule: see page 6
Live AuctionThe auctioneer will explain bidding rules at the beginning of the auction. Bid increments are set by the auctioneer. The highest bid wins.
PaymentAcceptable forms of payment include: all major credit cards, cash and personal checks. All sales must be settled by the close of auction and all sales are final. No sales tax will be charged, Pocosin Arts is a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization. The payment desk in the Riverside Lodge will remain open af-ter the end of the live auction to accept payments. Items may be claimed with receipt of payment.
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Terms & Conditions
Terms & Conditions of SalesAll items are sold “as is” and modifications to sales after the final bid is placed are not allowed.
ShippingBidders may choose to have items shipped to them. Shipping details must be provided at the time of payment, and charges are due prior to shipping. Pocosin Arts will not be responsible for lost or damaged items. It is the bidders responsibility to request shipping insurance and to cover the cost. Items will be shipped within one week of payment.
Auction Centerpieces
Claiming A Centerpiece VaseSimply choose your favorite centerpiece, remove and keep, one of the white tags attached to the bottom of your desired vase. The tag will display the item number and price for each vase.
Paying For Your PurchaseTake your claimed centerpiece tag to the auction cashier for it to be added to your auction invoice.
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2 MARK ARNOLDTumbler Caddyterra cotta, terra sigillata, glaze6.25” x 15” x 4”Retail Value: $225
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3 BÉATRICE CORONOn The Albemarle Soundcut Tyvek11” x 16”Retail Value: $600
4 C. JAMES MEYERAmethyst Ring18k gold bezel, sterling silver, amethystsize 6.5Retail Value: $375
1 JOHN TOBINKingclay, underglaze3.5” x 8.25”Retail Value: $65
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8 BIRDIE BOONETrellis Vaseceramic,glaze4” x 9”Retail Value: $140
7 FRANK SELLERSWalnut Hall Tablewalnut wood42.5” x 11.5” x 34.25”Retail Value: $500
5 FEATHER PHILLIPSScuppernong Riverwatercolor16” x 16”Retail Value: $450
6 STAN HARMONBarnacle Sting Rayglass, copper, barnacle, wood36” x 8”Retail Value: $1,800
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12 ERIC KNOCHESculptor & Potterminimally processed native nc clay, ‘nuka’ style glaze20” x 6” x 6”Retail Value: $500
11 CELIA HEWETT-HOOKHearts and Flowersfiber65” x 65”Retail Value: $450
10 DREW HOOVERCrystal Blueacrylic, glass, resin, canvas36” x 24”Retail Value: $1,250
9 BETH BURNSScarfsilk organza, merino wool13.5” x 74”Retail Value: $225
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13 FUND-A-NEEDMortgage MarathonSee Page 9 for details13a 13b13c
14 EVERETT MARINEOrca by Jimmy Stykspaddle board with paddle, waist float and full cover7’ x 15.5Retail Value: $500
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17 MIKE ROONEYSimplicityacrylic on canvas16” x 20”Retail Value: $800
15 RACHEL CLARKClay Urnclay, reduction fired18” x 8”Retail Value: $75
16 CAITLIN MCDONALDDouble Sweet Pea Earringssterling silver, pearls1.5” x 1.25” x .75”Retail Value: $125
18 MATT REPSHERWeed Vasesgrafitto, clay, underglaze8.5” x 9.25”Retail Value: $400
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19 FAY DAVIS EDWARDSThree. One. Eight.mixed media9” x 12”Retail Value: $395
20 AT HOME KEY WEST VACATION RENTALTrue Paradise7-day stay in Key Westbetween Dec. 1-21, 2017, other dates negotiableRetail Value: $1,300
7-Day LuxuryStay in Key West
Amenities• 2 Bed, 2 Bath• Pool• Grill• Full Kitchen• Private Balcony• Internet/TV
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21 ERIK VAN DE BOGARTAmerican Avocet #1wood8” x 5.75” x 8.75”Retail Value: $300
22 ANNEMARIE POMPVictorian Jewelmerino wool, glass beads4” x 38”Retail Value: $95
24 CHIP JONESKodachrome Skyoil on panel9” x 12”Retail Value: $250
23 BARBARA MINORSpiral Necklacestainless steel24” x .75”Retail Value: $65
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28 MEAGHAN GATESRibbon Cupceramic, glaze4.75” x 5.5”Retail Value: $75
27 SARAH LOCH-TESTUrban Patternssteel, bronze, liquid and powder enamel, sterling chain3” x 2”, 18” chainRetail Value: $190
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25 JOHN TOBINMr. Astronautceramic, underglaze7.5” x 5.5”Retail Value: $65
26 LIZ CLARKAcrocarpoussterling silver, steel1” x 1”Retail Value: $125
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31 JEAN OLECKISunday Drivephotograph11” x 14”Retail Value: $110
30 TIM MCCREIGHTMy Dog Likes Itsterling silver1” diameterRetail Value: $100
32 JOHN TOBINLady Astronautceramic, underglaze7” x 5.5”Retail Value: $65
29 MI-SOOK HURA Feather In Teri’s Cap-3sterling silver, enamel on copper1 3/4” x 1 7/8” x 1/8”Retail Value: $1,560
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34 ABIGAIL HEUSSMap Earringstin, silver1” x 1”Retail Value: $50
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36 JONATHAN BOWLINGKey Feathersre-purposed keys, lock, steel11.25” x 7.5”Retail Value: $95
33 GABRIELLE GRABERKitty Hawk Pier Cupporcelain, watercolor, underglaze2.75” x 2.5”Retail Value: $85
35 BILL DAVENPORTCherry Tablecherry wood41” x 19.5” x 19.5”Retail Value: $500
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39 KIP SHAWMarch 21, 1965Photo: Coretta King, Martin Luther King, Ralph Abernathy, Ralph Abernathy Jr.18” x 22”Retail Value: $225
38 LAUREL FULTONEarringssteel, powdercoat2” x 1.5”Retail Value: $85
37 JOHN TOBINQueen of Chickensceramic, underglaze13” x 5.75”Retail Value: $65
40 TONI BESTOde To A Greek Urnpine needles coiled with nylon thread, painted gourd7” x 8” x 8”Retail Value: $150
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44 MARGIE SAWYERRoanoke Island Soundacrylic paint9” x 12”Retail Value: $300
43 STEPHANIE VOEGELEGem Ringbrass, powder coat, cotton thread, plastic and glass beadssize 7Retail Value: $250
42 EDGE BARNES(Anonymous Gift)2 Bowl Set #1stoneware5” x 3”Retail Value: $75
41 BARBARA FLEMMINGScuppernong Heronsteel panel, acrylic paint26.5” x 53.25”Retail Value: $300
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47 LAURA CASASWood-Look Bowlstoneware5.75” x 2.5”Retail Value: $25
48 ABIGAIL HEUSSShield Earringscopper, enamel, silver1” x 1”Retail Value: $50
45 BESTY ROWLANDYellow Panel Necklacesteel, enamel, beads, silk thread3” x 6.5” 34” lengthRetail Value: $200
46 MICHAEL BENNETTGraffiti Mandigital photograph15.5” x 17.5”Retail Value: $200
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52 PHRONJIA BRADLEYLove Your Dreamsvines, thread, beads12” x 10”Retail Value: $30
51 BEN JORDANSalad Bowlstoneware, terra sigillata, underglaze, glaze6” x 8” x 8”Retail Value: $100
50 LIZ STEINERBroochcopper, thread, paper1.75” x 1.25”Retail Value: $220
49 JEANNE LEPLANTEStargazerwatercolor12” x 8.75”Retail Value: $80
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55 FOREST JOHNSONLepiota Americano Mushroom & Beetlegouche11” x 14”Retail Value: $140
56 JEN DWYERFuture Oasisporcelain, glaze5” x 4.5” x 4.5”Retail Value: $375
53 AUDREY PECKAlong The Trailwood, copper, brass, steel, found objects, handmade chain2” x 3” x .5”, 27” chainRetail Value: $225
54 EDGE BARNES(Anonymous Gift)2 Bowl Set #2stoneware5” x 3”Retail Value: $75
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59 KEN HOBSONBlu Beriacrylic, canvas14” x 11”Retail Value: $350
58 LAURA CASASFlower Cupstoneware, glaze3.75” x 2.75”Retail Value: $25
57 BETSY ROWLANDAlluringfound objects28.5” lengthRetail Value: $175
60 JEN DWYERUncertain Fragments, no. 3ceramic, glaze7” x 14” x 10.5”Retail Value: $750
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63 GARY BRADLEYSunset on the Creekoil paint, canvas16” x 24”Retail Value: $850
64 LEA GRIGGSStem Vaseporcelain6” x 3” x 3”Retail Value: $85
61 MARK ARNOLDArchitecture 1stoneware, terra sigillata, glaze3.5” x 4.5” x 3.5”Retail Value: $60
62 SHIRLEY RUFFOld Saltwatercolor10.25” x 13.25”Retail Value: $110
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67 LAURA CASASDimpled Woodstoneware3.5” x 3.5”Retail Value: $25
68 LAUREL FULTONBraceletsteel, powdercoat2.5” x 1.5”Retail Value: $135
66 THOMAS GRAHAMFish or Fowltin, plywood, brass10” x 13”Retail Value: $200
65 WADE BRICKHOUSETreasure Boatwood, paper, cloth, metal, waxed linen thread, acrylic paint, varnish11.25” x 3.5” x 2”Retail Value: $400
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71 LESLIE LEPEREPrague Entry at Sprague ExitDescription6” x 6”Retail Value: $275
72 BARBARA MINOREnameled Cupenamel on steel3” x 2.5”Retail Value: $50
70 HILDA BAYLISSServing Bowlstoneware11” x 5”Retail Value: $65
69 BARBARA MCFADYENAutumn Broochvitreous enamel, copper, sterling silver, 14k gold, cubic zirconia1.5” x 1.5”Retail Value: $450photo by: Jason Dowdle
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76 KAREN NEWGARD(Anonymous Gift)Busy Beecarved clay, underglaze5.5” x 3.5”Retail Value: $40
73 LISA BETH ROBINSONNight In Hamdanscreen print, handmade paper17.75” x 11.5”Retail Value: $145
74 ROBERTEBENDORFX-Forcefound objects3” x 1.5”Retail Value: $300
75 AGRICULTURAL MAP(Anonymous Gift)U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Map - 1920print30” x 26”Retail Value: $425
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79 MARGARET COUCH COGSWELLYellow Birdpaper mache, gesso, graphite, ink9” x 7”Retail Value: $200
80 JASON BURNETTStoneware ceramic, screen print, underglaze image transfers, glaze, luster4.5” x 6” x 6”Retail Value: $135
77 TIM LAZUREFolded Bowlcopper, patina8” x 6.5” x 3”Retail Value: $250
78 JANE WELLS HARRISONUntitledencaustic, mixed media10” x 10”Retail Value: $175
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83 KAREN NEWGARD(Anonymous Gift)Yellowporcelain, sgrafitto carving6.75” x 3.5”Retail Value: $40
81 GREG ORLOFFCrystalline Stud Earringssteel, brass, re-purposed crystal.5” x .25”Retail Value: $130
82 RACHEL CLARKVaseceramic, reduction fired6” x 15”Retail Value: $75
84 FEATHER PHILLIPSSwampcollage, watercolor10” x 11.5”Retail Value: $250
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87 KAREN NEWGARD(Anonymous Gift)Busy Bee Bowl 2porcelain, sgraffitto carving5.5” x 3.75”Retail Value: $40
85 MARK ARNOLDArchitecture 2stoneware, terra sigillata, glaze4” x 4.5” x 3.5”Retail Value: $60
88 JONATHAN BOWLINGSpark Fishsteel, spark plugs, chain6.25” x 12.75”Retail Value: $75
86 ROBERT JOHNSONNorth Mills Riverwatercolor, pencil16” x 20”Retail Value: $650
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92 LORI BRADLEYSweet Stripesdigital photograph16” x 20”Retail Value: $200
89 EDGE BARNESAnonymous Gift2 Bowl Set #3stoneware5” x 3”Retail Value: $75
91 MARIAN MILLERStalactite Slice Earringssterling silver, stalactite.5” x 1.75”Retail Value: $158
90 LIZ STEINERPattern Earringscopper, brass, silver, pearls1.75” x .75” x .25”Retail Value: $75
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95 MARK ARNOLDPlatterterra cotta, terra sigillata17” x 11.5” x 2”Retail Value: $175
93 LAURA CASASPinched Wood Cupstoneware, glaze3” x 3.25”Retail Value: $25
94 DREW HOOVER& SANDY KENLEYJellyfishindian ink, sea glass9.5” x 7.5”Retail Value: $75
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96 KAREN NEWGARD(Anonymous Gift)Oak Bowlporcelain, sgraffitto carving5.5” x 3.5”Retail Value: $40
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Spalted Ashe Serving Spoonspoon:splated ashebox: relcaimed oak, spalted ashe10 5/16” x 2” x 1” Retail Value: $138
97 JEN DWYERPurple Venusindian ink, sea glass3.25” x 7.25”Retail Value: $125
99 STAN HARMONGlass Sting Raycopper, glass, bronze38” x 24” x 6”Retail Value: $1,700
100 MARLENE TRUEPop Arttin, steel, silver1.5” x 2.75”Retail Value: $145
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102 E.M. “LIZ” CORSATo The Woodswatercolor, collage, yupo paper7” x 15.5”Retail Value: $195
101 LORI BRADLEYUnder The Scuppernong Bridgedigital photograph10” x 12”Retail Value: $149
103 KEN BOVAPower Shieldmixed media, pearls, silver.75” x 3”Retail Value: $165
104 DAN ANDERSONMr. Edwardsvilleceramic, decal3.5” x 3.75”Retail Value: $175
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Core Sound Canvas Back Wing Duckhand carved, wood16” x 7”Retail Value: $350
106 ANNE HAVELMAIELLOEarringscopper, enamel, enamel3.5” x 3.75”Retail Value: $125
107 JIM OLECKITin Manrepurposed tin22” x 13” x 6”Retail Value: $45
108 JONATHAN BOWLINGCyclops Jack Rabbitre-purposed steel parts36” x 8”Retail Value: $250
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BiographiesDan Anderson |Edwardsville, IL Lot #104Studio Artist, Professor Emeritus, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville; Awards: Illinois Arts Council, six artist fellowships; Exhibitions: Red Lodge Clay Gallery; Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Mark Arnold | Columbia, NC Lots #2, 61, 85, 95Studio Artist; Instructor at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville; Awards: Ed-wardsville Art Fair, Best in Show; Exhibitions: Companion Gallery; Collections: Houston Society of Contemporary Craft; Publications: Ceramics Monthly. Pocosin Arts Resident Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Edge Barnes | Raleigh, NC Lots #42, 54, 89Instructor at NC State University Crafts Center; Awards: 2001 Nellie Allen Smith Commemorative Pottery Competition, Best In Show; Publications: Low-Firing and Burnishing (Sumi von Dassow); Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Hilda Bayliss | Manns Harbor, NC Lot #70Studio Artist; Exhibitions: Dare County Arts Council; Pocosin Arts Student.
Michael Bennett | DeKalb, IL Lot #46Studio Artist; Instructor at Kishwaukee Community College; Awards: NISOD Excel-lence Award, Outstanding Community Faculty Award (1988 & 1990); Exhibitions: SNAG & Mesa Contemporary Arts Center; Collections: Illinois State Museum; Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Tony Best | Visalia, CA Lot #40Studio Artist; Instructor at Arts Cisalia; Awards: 2Southern California Conference of Handweavers, 1st Prize Coiling; Exhibitions: National Basketry Organizations; Publication: Antler Art for Baskets and Gourds (Betsey Sloan); Instructor at Poco-sin Arts.
Gary Bradley | Cary, NC Lot #63Studio Artist; Instructor at Waverly Arts Group; Awards: NC State Fair, 2nd Place; Exhibitions: Onteora Landscape Show; Collections: The Navigators International Headquarters; Pocosin Arts Board Member, Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Lori Bradley | Columbia, NC Lots #101, 92Digital Artist; Instructor at Tyrrell County Schools; Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Phronjia Bradley | Wanchese, NC Lot #52Studio Artist; Pocosin Arts Student.
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Wade Brickhouse | Chattanooga, TN Lot #65Studio Artist; Instructor at Wake Technical Community College; Awards: Appleton Museum of Art; Exhibitions: 23 Sandy Gallery, Abecedarian Gallery; Collections: NC State College of Veterinary Medicine: The Terry Collection; Upcoming Instruc-tor at Pocosin Arts.
Birdie Boone |Meadowview, VA Lot #8Studio Artist; Instructor at Penland; Awards: Arichie Bray Foundation for the Ce-ramic Arts Resident; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Ken Bova | Greenville, NC Lot #103Professor at East Carolina University; Instructor at Pocosin Arts; Former Pocosin Arts Board Member.
Jonathan Bowling | Greenville, NC Lots #36, 88, 108Studio Artist; Exhibitions: Piedmont Triad International Airport, Greensboro; Col-lections: The Arts & Cultural Alliance of St. Lucie County.
Jason Bige Burnett | Louisville, KY Lot #80Studio Artist; Instructor at Penland; Exhibitions: Red Lodge Clay Center; Publica-tions: Graphic Clay: Ceramic Surfaces and Printed Image Transfer Techniques (Lark); Upcoming Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Beth Burns | Maneto, NC Lot #9Studio Artist; Retired Fisheries Biologist; Exhibitions: Dare County Arts Council; Publications: 500 Felt Objects (Lark); Pocosin Arts Student.
Laura Casas | Cullowhee, NC Lots #47, 58, 93Student at Western Carolina University; Instructor at Pocosin Arts Youth Programs; Awards: 49th Student Juried Exhibition at WCU, Best in Ceramics; Exhibitions: 49th Juried Exhibition 2017, Asheville BookWorks; Pocosin Arts Student; Pocosin Arts Volunteer.
Liz Clark | Providence, RI Lot #26Studio Artist; Exhibitions: Mora Contemporary Jewelry, Heidi Lowe Callery, Velvet da Vinci; Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Rachel Clark | Greenville, NC Lots #15, 82Graduate Student at East Carolina University; Instructor at Pocosin Arts Youth Programs; Pocosin Arts Student.
Margaret Couch Cogswell | Asheville, NC Lot #79Studio Artist; Instructor at University of Alabama at Birmingham; Awards: Embel-lishment: Gleaming Treasurers, First Place Other Media; Exhibitions: MICA Gal-lery; Publications: Masters: Book Arts (Lark); Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
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Béatrice Coron | New York, NY Lot #3Studio Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts; Exhibitions: Robert & Elaine Sein Galleries Wright State University; Collections: Metropolitan Museum of Art, Department of Prints and Drawings, New York; Publications: Papercraft 2 (Gestalten); Pocosin Arts Benefit Auction Featured Artist.
E.M. Corsa | Kill Devil Hills, NC Lot #102Studio Artist; Instructor at Chowan Arts Council; Awards: Perquiman’s Art League, 1st place and Best in Show; Collections: International Home Décor Co; Upcoming Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Bill Davenport | Roper, NC Lot #35Studio Artist; Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Jen Dwyer | South Bend, IN Lots #56, 60, 97Graduate Student at Notre Dame University; Instructor at Jingdezhen, China; Ex-hibitions: Howl Magazine; Publications: Inspiring Artworks Celebrating Powerful Women (Bust Magazine); Former Pocosin Arts Resident Artist; Instructor at Po-cosin Arts.
Robert Ebendorf | Santa Fe, NM Lot #74Studio Artist, Professor Emeritus, at East Carolina University, School of Art and Design; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Fay Davis Edwards | Manteo, NC Lot #19Studio Artist, Instructor Dare County Arts Council; Instructor Pocosin Arts; Awards: Frank Stick, Best In Show; Collections: Southeastern Community College; Publi-cations: Outer Banks Magazine; Former Pocosin Arts Board Member; Instructor at Pocosin Arts; Pocosin Arts Student.
Tommy & Mary Lou Everett | Columbia, NC Lot #14Owners, Everett Marine; Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Barbara Fleming | Columbia, NC Lot #41Studio Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Laurel Fulton | Athens, GA Lots #38, 68Graduate Student at the University of Georgia, Athens; Instructor at Colorado Pub-lic School System; Awards: UGA Grad Fellowship; Exhibitions: Handcrafted NC; Former Pocosin Arts Resident Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Meaghan Gates | Pensacola, FL Lot #28Professor, North Florida State University; Former Pocosin Arts Resident Artist; In-structor at Pocosin Arts.
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Gabrielle Graber | Columbia, NC Lot #33Studio Artist; Instructor at New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University; Awards: Windgate Fellowship; Exhibitions: Fosdick-Nelson Gallery; Collections: Ball State University Permanent Collection; Pocosin Arts Resident Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Thomas Graham | Pittsboro, NC Lot #66Whitesmith; Retired Community Psychiatrist; Instructor at Hiddenite Arts & Heri-tage Center; Awards: Invited Exhibitor: 15th Annual Fearrington Folk Arts Show; Exhibitions: Hiddenite Arts & Heritage Center; Collections: Private collections - NC, NJ, MA, VT, NM, CA, AZ; Publications: The Fine Art of the Tin Can, 2nd Edi-tion (Lark); Upcoming Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Lea Griggs | Kill Devil Hills, NC Lot #64Studio Artist; Instructor at The New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred Uni-versity; Awards: The Ceramics Arts; Third Place, Overall Undergraduate Student Award; Exhibitions: Chandra Debuse, Gulf Coast State College; Collections: Ken Ferguson Teaching Collection; Publications: Architectural Ceramic Assemblies Workshop; Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Stan Harmon | Morehead City, NC Lots #6, 99Studio Artist; Instructor Private Glass Techniques; Awards: UNC Botanical Garden Sculpture Show, People’s Choice Award; Exhibitions: Bender Gallery; Collections: UNC Boatnical Gardens; Publications: Contemporary Wildlife Art (Schiffer); Poco-sin Arts Student.
Anne Havel Maiello| Pawlet, VT Lot #106Studio Artist; Instructor at Arrowmont; Collections: Enamel Arts Foundation; Publi-cations: Art Jewelry Today 4; Pocosin Arts Board Treasurer; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Abigail Heuss | Valdosta, GA Lots #34, 48Assistant Professor at Valdosta State University; Instructor at East Carolina Uni-versity; Awards: 25th Southeast Regional Juried Fine Arts Exhibition, 3rd Place; Exhibitions: Albany Museum of Art; Collections: Racine Art Museum; Publication: Behind the Brooch: A Closer Look at Backs, Catches and Pin Stems (Lorena An-gulo); Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Celia Hewett-Hook | Columbia, NC Lot #11Studio Artist; Instructor Private Quilting and Piecing Design; Former Pocosin Arts Board President; Pocosin Arts Volunteer.
Ken Hobson | Greensboro, NC Lot #59Studio Artist; Instructor at Florence Thomas Art School, West Jefferson; Awards: Randolph Arts Guild: Best in Show; Exhibitions: Saginaw Art Museum; Collections: SAS Institute, Cary, NC; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
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Drew Hoover | Beaufort, NC Lots #10, 94Studio Artist; Instructor at Peace College; Exhibitions: Wilmington Art Association Annual Show, First Place; Pocosin Arts Board Member; Upcoming Pocosin Arts Instructor.
Mi-Sook Hur | Greenville, NC Lot #29Studio Artist; Professor at East Carolina University, School of Art and Design; Awards: Arkansas Arts Center Foundation, Purchase Award; Exhibitions: Imperial Centre for the Arts and Science; Collections: John Michael Kohler Arts Center; Publications: Loot: MAD About Jewelry (Museum of Arts and Design, New York, NY, 2015); Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Aaron Iaquinto | Asheville, NC Lot #98Studio Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts; Publications: An Appreciation of Spoons (Norman D. Stevens); Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Forest Johnson | Burnsville, NC Lot #55Studio Artist; Exhibitions: Grovewood Gallery, Crossmore Gallery, Miyo Gallery; Pocosin Arts Student.
Robert Johnson | Burnsville, NC Lot #86Studio Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts; Awards: NEA Southern Arts Federation, NC Arts Council Artists’ Grant; Exhibitions: Blue Spiral; Collections: Museum of Natural Science, Raleigh NC; Former Pocosin Arts Resident Artist.
Chip Jones | Columbia, NC Lot #24Studio Artist; Former Pocosin Arts Board President.
Ben Jordan | Missoula, MT Lot #51Studio Artist; Instructor at Virginia Common Wealth University; Exhibitions: Clay Studio of Philadelphia; Publications: Ceramics Monthly; Former Pocosin Arts Res-ident Artist.
Eric Knoche | Alexander, NC Lot #12Studio Artist; Instructor at Penland; Awards: Delhom Service League/Mint Museum; Purchase Award; Exhibitions: Anderson O’Brien Fine Art; Collections: Mint Museum; Publications: Horizonline Films in Assoc. w/the NC Arts Council, Eric Knoche (Chris Gallaway); Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Tim Lazure | Greenville, NC Lot #77Professor at East Carolina University School of Art and Design; Collections: Mint Museum of Craft and Design; Publications: 1000 Rings (Lark); Instructor at Poco-sin Arts.
Leslie LePere | Harrington, WA Lot #71Studio Artist; Retired Dry Land Wheat Farmer; Instructor at Factory of Visual Arts, Seattle; Exhibitions: Manolides Gallery; Collections: Tacoma Art Museum; Publi-cations: Magic of the Objects (Leslie LePere); Outreach Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
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Jeanne LePlante | Columbia, NC Lot #49Visual Arts Instructor K -12 Art at Tyrrell County Schools; Exhibitions: Block River Falls, WI; Pocosin Arts Student.
Sarah Loch-Test | Benton, TX Lot #27Art Technician for Jewelry/Metals at University of North Texas; Instructor at Flor-ence Thomas Art School, West Jefferson; Awards: Randolph Arts Guild, Best in Show; Exhibitions: Saginaw Art Museum; Collections: SAS Institute, Cary, NC; Pocosin Arts Student.
Tim McCreight | Brunswick, ME Lot #30Studio Artist; Retired Professor; Instructor at Haystack; Awards: My Dog Likes Me; Publications: 20 books and several magazines; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Caitlin McDonald | Columbia, NC Lot #16Studio Artist; Awards: Research Grant for Graduate Students, SIUE; Exhibitions: SNAG Student Exhibition; Collections: Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Museum; Current Pocosin Arts Resident Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Barbara McFadyen | Chapel Hill, NC Lot #69Studio Artist; Instructor at Kobe Design University, Kobe, Japan; Awards: Alche-my 3, Prize Winner; Exhibitions: Seared Collaborations; Publications: The Art of Enameling (Linda Darty, Lark Books); Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
C. James Meyer | Midlothian, VA Lot #4Professor Emeritus, Virginia Commonwealth University; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Marian Miller | Santa Fe, MM Lot #91Studio Artist; Former Pocosin Arts Resident Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Barbara Minor | Baton Rouge, LA Lots #23, 72Studio Artist; Instructor at State University of New York, College at Geneseo; Awards: Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft, Excellence in Jewelry; Exhibitions: At-lanta History Center; Collections: Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Racine; Publica-tions: The Art of Enameling (Linda Darty, Lark Books); Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Karen Newgard | Asheville, NC Lots #76, 83, 87, 96Studio Artist; Instructor at Penland; Awards: New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Fes-tival, Best of Show; Exhibitions: Yunomi Invitational; Collections: United States Federal Reserve Bank; Publications: 500 Teapots Volume 2 (Lark Books).Instruc-tor at Pocosin Arts.
Jean Olecki | Creswell, NC Lot #31Director of Administration at Pocosin Arts; Awards: Chowan Arts Guild, Member Show: 1st Place Photography; Publications: Our State Magazine; Pocosin Arts Student; Pocosin Arts Parent.
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Jim Olecki | Creswell, NC Lot #107Studio Artist; Department of Public Safety, Electrician; Pocosin Arts Student and Volunteer.
Greg Orloff | Los Angeles, CA Lot #81Studio Artist; Art Therapist; Instructor at Malibu Beach Recovery Center; Pub-lications: Art Jewelry Today 4 (Schiffer); Former Pocosin Arts Resident Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Audrey Peck | Skiatook, OK Lot #53Adjunct Professor at Oklahoma State University; Awards: Maria V. Howard Arts Center, 2nd Place Handcrafted; Exhibitions: Baltimore Jewelry Center; Collec-tions: Racine Art Museum; Publications: Behind The Brooch: A Closer Look At Backs, Catches, & Pin Stems (Schiffer); Pocosin Arts Student.
Feather Phillips | Fort Landing, NC Lots #5, 84Studio Artist; Retired Founding Director of Pocosin Arts; Instructor at Pocosin Arts; Awards: Mollie Fearing Exhibition; Honorable Mention. Annemarie Pomp | Hertford, NC Lot #22Studio Artist, Retired Art Teacher; Instructor at Perquimans Recreational Center & Albemarle Plantation; Exhibitions: Chowan Arts Council; Pocosin Arts Student.
Matt Repsher | Santa Fe, NM Lot #18Studio Artist, Current Resident Artist at Penland; Instructor at Indiana University; Exhibitions: The Kiln Gallery; Collections: Boise Art Museum; Former Pocosin Arts Resident Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Mike Rooney | Providence, RI Lot #17Studio Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts; 2016 Pocosin Arts Benefit Auction Fea-tured Artist.
Elizabeth Rowland | Dallas, TX Lots #45, 57Studio Artist; Former Pocosin Arts Board Member.
Shirley Ruff | Southern Shores, NC Lot #62Retired Art Educator; Awards: Glenn Eure’s Annual Self-Portrait Show; Best in Show; Exhibitions: Joslyn Castle, the College of Saint Mary. Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Margie Sawyer | Elizabeth City, NC Lot #44Studio Artist; Instructor at College of the Albemarle, Elizabeth City, NC; Awards: Virginia Center for Creative Arts in Amherst, VA; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Frank Sellers | Edenton, NC Lot #7Retired Engineer; Former Pocosin Arts Board Member.
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Kip Shaw | Edenton, NC Lot #39Studio Artist; Awards: Chowan Arts Council; People’s Choice Award; Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Liz Steiner | Greenville, NC Lots #50, 90Adjunct Professor at Pitt Community College; Awards: Peter’s Valley Fellow in Fine Metals; Exhibitions: Collective Voices, East Carolina University; Pub-lications: 500 Artist Books, Vol. 2 (Lark); Former Pocosin Arts Resident Artist; Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
Jerry Talten | Stella, NC Lot #105Decoy Maker; Board of Directors for the Core Sound Decoy Carvers Guild; Friend of Pocosin Arts.
John Tobin | Chesapeake, VA Lots #1, 25, 32, 37Studio Artist; Pocosin Arts Student.
Marlene True | Edenton, NC Lot #100Executive Director of Pocosin Arts; Instructor at Haystack; Exhibitions: National Ornamental Metal Museum; Collections: Museum of Arts and Design, NY; Pub-lications: Little Dreams in Glass and Metal: Enameling in America, 1920 to the Present (UNC Press).
Erik Van de Bogart | Hertford, NC Lot #21Estate Gift; Instructor at NC Woodcarving Clubs; Awards: Albemarle Craftsman Guild; Exhibitions: Arts of the Albemarle.
Stephanie Voegele | Milwaukee, WI Lot #43Studio Artist; Lecturer at the University of Wisconsin; Exhibitions: Body Embel-lishment, Mint Museum; Friend of Pocosin Arts.
Jane Wells Harrison | Louisville, NC Lot #78Studio Artist; Instructor at Penland; Exhibitions: Mica Gallery; Publications: Enameling Techniques (Linda Darty, Lark); Instructor at Pocosin Arts.
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