Joining the ACGA in 2004 opened many doors for me. It introduced me to many extremely talented artists and afforded me opportunities to participate in a variety of venues. I have actively contributed to various projects, and I’m currently pleased to serve on the Board. I encourage everyone to find ways to get involved and contribute their time and expertise to this community. Your efforts will be rewarded with the connections and friendships you build. Clay remains a central part of my life. My work stands out due to my imagination, strong desire to explore new ideas and techniques, and continuous evolution of my sculptural pieces. I primarily work with white stoneware and a porcelain clay body, utilizing both a Raku kiln and a high-fire gas kiln. Some pieces incorporate mixed media elements. Over the past 45 years, my dialogue with clay has deepened into a lifetime commitment that grows more rewarding with each
passing year. I currently operate a pottery studio in my home, drawing inspiration from daily life events and experiences, as well as the beauty of the surrounding Tahoe andGreat Basin areas and their abundant life forms.
Learn more at Barbara Glynn Prodaniuk or @bgprodaniuk