Teri Fahrendorf with platterbowl

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Artists on Amherst

Artist Guild Links:
Oregon Potters Assoc.
Pacific NW Sculptors
Local Clay, Eugene
ClayFolk, Southern Oregon
Three Rivers Artist Guild
Galleries:
Guardino Gallery, Portland
Art at the Cave, Vancouver
Visual Art Center, Newport
 

 

Rain Dragon Studio
Located in fabulous NoPo (north Portland)
Somewhere on N Amherst Street - Portland, Oregon

Pottery & Art Inspired by
Nature, the Moon, and a bit more

Shows Coming up:


October 13-15 - Clayfest - Lane Event Center & Fairgrounds - Eugene, Oregon
November 15 - December 31: Ceramics Northwest - Holiday Pop-Up - Downtown PDX
November 24-Dec 24 - Little Things Show - Guardino Gallery - NE Portland
December 1-30 - Small Wonders Show - Art At The Cave - Vancouver, WA
Saturday December 2 - Winery Holiday Market - Hip Chicks Do Wine - SE Portland


2024
Possible Shows:

April 19-21 - Ceramic Showcase - Oregon Convention Center, Hall D - NE Portland
May 11 - St Johns Bizarre - "downtown" St Johns neighborhood - N Portland
June 7-9 - Troutdale Arts Festival - Troutdale, Oregon
July 1-31 - The Toy Show - Guardino Gallery - NE Portland
August 2-4 - Vancouver Art & Music Festival, Vancouver, Washington
August 10-11 - Oregon City Festival of the Arts - Oregon City, Oregon

September - Oregon Potters Fall Fair - Cornell Farm Nursery - SW Portland
November - Oregon Potters Holiday Market - Portland Nursery - SE Portland
November-December - Ceramics Northwest - Holiday Pop-Up - Downtown PDX

and others not listed above, TBD

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I love texture on clay! Can you tell? I hope you enjoy exploring my website. Here are three of my favorite pieces: a conclave of animal shamans. They were all fired with a raku process, which randomly creates wonderful greens, coppers, fuschia, blue and metallic colors.


Six of my new shotglasses. As you can see, I'm moving into more 3-dimensional art now, with fewer dishes.