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The Genesee Center for the Arts and Education,in Rochester, New York, provides arts education to youth and rents out Community Darkroom, Genesee Pottery and Printing and Bookart space to its members.

Wheel Turned Pottery Pottery made by Alabama Artist Bryan Jordan Homepage 1 Bryan Jordan, a native of Knoxville, Tennessee moved to Hoover, Alabama in 1995, at which time he started in the Hoover School System. During his high school years, Bryan studied under art teachers Nelson Grice and Hank Simpson at Hoover High School. He worked with many forms of 3-D art, but found his passion when he started throwing on the pottery wheel. Bryan continues to develop his own distinct style of high fire stoneware and raku pottery. In 2006 the Jordan family started Wheel Turned Pottery, through which they market Bryan's and Laura, his mother's pottery at arts and craft shows. From March through November, Bryan is the resident potter at Tannehill Ironworks in McCalla, Alabama, where the family's latest works are displayed on the weekends in the Crocker cabin and by appointment. Bryan's work can be found at the following location: Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park 12632 Confederate Parkway McCalla, Alabama March thru November Bryan throwing a vase on the potter's wheel. Wheel Turned Pottery is in the process of adding photographs of our work for sale. The gallery is located at Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park, in McCalla, Alabama, where Bryan demonstrates during the months of March through November on the weekends, in the Crocker Cabin. Please check back often as new work is listed for sale. To purchase any items listed for sale, please send an e-mail to: [email protected] with specific item numbers, and return phone number/contact information. We'll call back with shipping and handling charges. and tentative shipping date. Thank you for your interest! 2008 Show Schedule Please check back for show dates and location.

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Hinckley Pottery is Jill Hinckley's privately-owned studio, showroom, and pottery classroom in Washington, DC. Stoneware, porcelain, and raku clay are used by Jill and her students.

"AMOCA :: American Museum of Ceramic Art" :: Home Page :: It is the mission of the American Museum of Ceramic Art to educate by presenting, collecting and preserving significant ceramic achievements of the world's cultures from ancient times to the present and through aesthetic and technical study to develop a deeper understanding of cultural, values and traditions.