Crib Notes: Jered’s Warehouse Pottery by Vince Montague Jered Nelson is a potter who creates tableware and ceramic objects for an impressive roster of clients including Restoration Hardware and some world-renown chefs including Michael Minna and Michael Chiarello among many others. He’s built an incredibly successful and thriving business. I
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Cliff Glover makes pots outside of Mendocino, in the Redwood forest of Albion. His studio feels like an idyllic place, an oasis in the woods where the pots seem to emerge from the dense brush and forest pine. He fires a reduction kiln, working with porcelain and stoneware in pursuit
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Scott Jennings makes porcelain tableware fired to Cone 6. He works out of Red Brick Studios in the Mission District of San Francisco, an artistic home to twenty-seven other ceramic artists. Red Brick has an open floor plan, no walls, divided into spaces of 100 square feet, many of them
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About Crib Notes: I’ve often wondered how other artists work in their own spaces and how their environment impacts what they make, and vice versa. It seems to me my own working environment is a separate expression from my pottery, yet it is similar. I imagine other artists in the ACGA
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