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Doug Hively
Doug Hively
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Primary Medium: Ceramic | Cerámica
Secondary Medium: Ceramic | Cerámica
About the Artist
A full time potter for 30+ years (1976-2005) making and selling pottery through out the USA via galleries, retail craft fairs and national wholesale trade shows. Focusing primarily on functional items but also exploring all aspects of clay. Expert working on the potters wheel, hand-building and plaster mold making. Experienced in all firing ranges and methods. While influenced by the pottery masters of the 1960s to current day I have a genuine curiosity about clay and the various ways of working it and sharing that with students. I'm currently managing and teaching at the Ellie Towne Center pottery studio. Classes and workshops are available for all experience levels and all forming methods for those 18 years and older.How to Purchase
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Exhibiting / PerformingAbout this Tour
Our studio tour will consist of an overview of the studio. The equipment and its use, demo’s of throwing and hand building. Samples of work produced in the studio. Light refreshments. Come see us and help celebrate the reopening of the Ellie Towne Center pottery studio!
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About the Studio
Ellie Towne Flowing Wells Community Center Pottery studio
1660 W Ruthrauff Rd, Tucson, AZ 85705, USA
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City of Tucson Ward: Ward 3
Pima County District: District 3
About the Art
About the Process
The work at Ellie Towne center is made of clay, formed via a potters wheel or by hand building using slabs of clay or coils of clay. Fired to a temperature that vitrifies the clay making it functional. Colorful glazes, clay slips are used to decorate.Explore Nearby Studios
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