219: Jerilyn Virden and Lindsay Rogers talk shop and Arrowmont Pentaculum wrap up

Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have an
interview with Jerilyn Virden and Lindsay Rogers. Virden makes
dynamic sculptural vessels by bending slabs into shapes that look
as if they have been eroded from canyon walls. Rogers uses local
clays from the Appalachian region to create functional tableware
with sharply contrasting white and black areas of geometric
decoration. In the interview we talk about their time working
together in Jerilyn’s studio in western North Carolina,
developing successful methods for displaying ceramic art, and
Roger's position as coordinator of the clay studio for the annual
Arrowmont Pentaculum. To find out more about Jerilyn Virden
visit www.borealisstudios.com. To find out more about Lindsay
Rogers visit www.lindsayrogersceramics.com.


 


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