How to Contact Lynn

Links

Joan Ulrich

Joan is a friend of many years. She makes elegant and distinctive functional ware.

www.joanulrich.com

Lois Aronow

We are friends of many years,and used to share a studio, but more than that, Lois does fine work! Check out her mugs, bowls & vases at: www.loisaronow.com

May Luk

May is a former studio mate. She makes quirky, modern, functional porcelain. Check it out at: www.takemehomeware.com

Janine Sopp

I used to share a studio with Janine. She does a wide range of beautiful, functional ware, and sculptural pieces, with Moroccan influences: www.glyphdesigns.com

Brooklyn Potters

A tri-state organization which has five meetings a year. We are active in the "Empty Bowls" hunger-relief project, and have ceramic-related speakers and workshops. www.brooklynpotters.org

Matthew Yanchuck

You probably have seen Matt's ceramics in many craft galleries around the country. I've known Matt for years through our association with Brooklyn Potters and Brooklyn Artisans Gallery. He also sells on the artfulhome.com site, but here's his personal Web site: www.mayware.com

Tribeca Potters

A large studio in NYC which houses the following five ceramic artists:

Patti Rogaff; Judy Jackson (www.judyjacksonstoneware.com); Matt Yanchuck (www.mayware.com); Bari Moss;

www.tribecapotters.com

Darin Gehrke

I used to teach with Darin at the Educational Alliance Art School. He has moved out of the city, but he still makes beautiful, work.  www.drgceramics.com

Rene Murray

Another long-time friend, Rene makes stunning ceramic sculpture. www.renemurrayceramics.com

Ragnar Naess

A friend of long standing and a wonderful artist -- beautiful work! www.ragnarclay.citymax.com

Wendy Allen

I first met Wendy here in Brooklyn. She now lives in Arizona, where she does amazing plates and tiles with nature-themed designs in vibrant colors. www.dishartandtile.com

Melissa Green

Beautiful sgraffito-decorated functional ware and Judaica, as well as silver clay jewelry, are Melissa's forte. In addition, she and her husband, Les, have started a new company that promotes fair play in student sports. Check out her work at www.greenwareceramics.com and visit her new company at www.playfairsports.com

Ellen E. Day

A wonderful ceramic sculptor, Ellen ran the ceramics program at Craft Students League before it was dismantled. She is now the owner of Brickhouse Ceramic Art Center, offering classes and studio space. www.brickhouseny.com

Doreen Baskin

A longtime friend and previous studio mate, Doreen makes sculptural forms with unique and fabulous imagery. doreenbaskin.com

Clayart Website

Lots of ceramic artists!  ceramics.org and lsv.ceramics.org

Educational Alliance Art School

This is an art school within a non-profit organization, serving the Lower East Side community of New York City. I teach handbuilding and throwing to adults.

www.edalliance.org/artschool

La Mano Pottery

A teaching studio in the Chelsea area of Manhattan where I teach throwing. www.lamanopottery.com

Third Avenue Clay

This teaching studio in Brooklyn is run by two long-time friends, Adrienne Yurick and Geraldine Gventer. Visit their site at: www.thirdavenueclay.com

Clayworks on Columbia

A long-standing, community-oriented ceramics studio offering classes and studio space: www.clayworksoncolumbia.org

Artists Who Teach

Visit this Web site of artists who teach their art: www.artistswhoteach.org

Put Some Punch In That Bowl

This is a great blog dedicated to all things punch, and everything that goes with it.
putsomepunchinthatbowl.com

Sean Curran

While having the distinction of being one of the top-echelon animators in his day job, Sean is a longtime friend and a consummate artist with a camera. Visit his photo blog for amazing images from New York and his travels around the world. www.swtcurran.blogspot.com

Mister Boomer

Are you a Baby Boomer or interested in the Boomer Generation? Check out this blog written by a boomer for boomers -- and everyone who loves one. www.misterboomer.com