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In The ArtZone Gallery
Brandon Knott/Pottery
Alice Schneider/Photography
August 1--September 11
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Bride of Neptune |
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Unseen Details |
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Main Street Window |
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No Bad Days
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Marshall Point Lighthouse |
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Waiting for Service
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Cades Cove S.M.N.P.
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California Graffiti Abstract |
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Classic Red and White |
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Getting the Shot
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Grand Lake St. Mary's
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Alice Schneider
Artist's Statement
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Girl with a camera. I
started photography when I got out of college and continued off and on
through the years. Family and kids turned my attention to them, but when the
empty nest syndrome reared its welcome head, I went back to my hobby. It was
still film back then and one day Husband gave me my first Digital Camera --
a great but frightening advancement. Took a while to wean me off film, but I
do most of my photography digitally now...the Medium Format camera and Scala
film still get my attention at times.
I like to think I shoot ‘out of the box,’ my favorite term for what I try to
do: out of the box of usual scenery. I like to concentrate on pieces of the
whole, isolate a section to show its uniqueness. Then there are the
wide-angled views of nature before me. I don’t often put people in my shots;
they are there only on a whim.
When I get a shot I like, it’s hard to recompose and take another image.
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Big O
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Cinched Up |
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Cherry O Bowl
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Grouping |
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Crashing Wave
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Nipple |
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Group with Face Jar |
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Medium O
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Idiom
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Spectacular |
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Brandon Knott
Artist's Statement
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My philosophy on
pottery is to keep it simple as much as possible, to not overthink my craft
utilizing clay and fire. I enjoy making good, honest, clean, forms, mostly
on the potter's wheel, that I sometimes alter and make additions to in order
to gain greater variation. I strive for richness in my pottery surfaces that
can be patterned and highlighted with slips, and then I dip, spray, use
accent glazes, and glass so the surface achieves lots of complex variation.
I strive to make pots for people to use in their everyday lives. The best
compliment any customer can give me is to let me know that they use my work
in their daily rituals.
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