380: Sarah Pike on touching clay with clarity and intent

Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an
interview with Sarah Pike. Her hand-built teapots, vases, and
mugs have a soft angularity reminiscent of the tin objects from
which she has drawn influence. In our interview we talk about
redeveloping a sense of touch after a hiatus, making stamps to
create repeating patterns, and building a bustling online
business from her home in Fernie, BC. To see examples of her work
visit www.sarahpikepottery.com.


 


On today’s AMACO Community Corkboard we have a GoFundMe campaign
for Kent McLaughlin. After a recent diagnosis with pancreatic
cancer Kent needs support with medical expenses. He and his wife
Suze Lindsay have been staples of the Western North Carolina
ceramic community for decades and can use any support you might
have to offer. To make a donation visit
www.gofundme.com/f/help-kent-and-suze-with-their-medical-care.