FOR YOUR REFRIGERATOR We’re starting towards using email for more of our notifications. Part of this is because of cost, part of it since, as we’re doing more shows, the
THE FALL CREW
So, here we are, all shiny and cute…well maybe the guy isn’t so cute. Ann’s on the top right, with Katy below her. They’ll be the mainstays in the Gallery
A Fascinating Visit
Today we had a fascinating visit. Dennis Berquist of the local Ridgewater College brings groups in from various countries to study, in this case, various dairy practices among Minnesota
The Clay Coyote Gallery Summer Picnic
IT WAS A FABULOUS WEEKEND!!! 70 Deg, A little breeze and Throngs of people! Thank you all for stopping out! We estimate that some 700 or 800 people stopped
Summer at the Gallery Picnic
In The Good Old Summertime… We’d like to Say “Thank You”! So You and your friends are invited to a GOOD, OLD FASHIONED PICNIC (AND ART FAIR) IN THE COUNTRY….
Art Show Reflections
Bob Carls, Woodturner, Aitken MN…couldn’t resist. THE ART SHOW … … an insider’s viewMany artists and craftspeople make a good portion, or all, of their living from sales of
The Road to Hell Is Paved…..
…..with good intentions! The art show season has started and we’re in the thick. For what it’s worth, right after our show this weekend, the StoneArch Show in Minneapolis http://www.stonearchfestival.com,
POTS AND LOCAL FOOD-Ceramics Monthly
This article recently ran in Ceramics Monthly. It says a lot about the connection between locally grown foods and handmade pottery. Katy Hemberger, who helps us out in both the
Holy Moley It’s Been Awhile
BETTER KNOWN AS HOW THE SEASONS CHANGE…daily When last we posted, April 9, we had been through spring (ice out on March 28 see below), refreeze, and a couple of
IT’S A REALLY BIG DAY!
If you live on or near a lake in the northern latitudes, ‘ice out’ day is a big deal! Second only to when the clouds switch from winter clouds to
