Showing posts with label Verna Witt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Verna Witt. Show all posts

Thursday, August 23, 2012

August 19 - Sunday guild picnic

Sunday I attended the Carolina Clay Matters Pottery Guild picnic.  Frank and Verna Witt were gracious hosts for the annual guild picnic.  We had a nice time catching up with friends and eating some tasty food.

When it was over I stayed to help clean up and Frank and Verna asked me to stay and visit.  I love sharing the gloaming with friends.  It's a great way to wind down the day.

Around the pool.


Lisa and Angela.

The buffet line.

The lichen line.
(I love lichen.)



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Monday, March 21, 2011

Sunday - Afternoon at the Mint Museum

Sunday the Carolina Clay Matters Guild met at the new Mint Museum for a nice tour lead by Verna Witt.  The new Mint is a wonderful space with lots of galleries, a huge atrium, and a very nice flow.  If you are in the area, make it a destination.

Afterward, Kim and I went back to the green to view the sculptures there.

Another in a long line of good days.



The Atrium


Becky, Cindy, Kim, and Chris.

Verna leading the tour.

The tour group behind the collar.

This collar is carved from one piece of marble!





This is a ship's hull cast in glass.

These fabric squares were died from plant materials from NC.

Don Reitz bell.

Marilyn Levine's incredible "Black School Bag".
This "leather" bag is made of clay.

Donna Craven pot.

Mark Hewitt pot.

View out the window of the atrium on the escalator
between floors 3 & 4.

The roof of the skull.

Kim sitting in the skull.

The pearly whites from the inside.
(Now I know how food feels.)

The brick book sculpture at the Tryon Street entrance.

The other side.

The "pages".

The Mint/Bechtler campus.

The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art.









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Thursday, May 13, 2010

2010-05-08 Saturday - Part 2: Barn Sale

After visiting Renfrow Hardware and the Matthews Farmers Market, we returned to the Spring Barn Sale.  It was a beautiful day and I understand sales were pretty good.

Sylvia Coppola of Duck Creek Pottery.

Becky checking out Verna Witt's work.

Rae and Becky in Rae's booth.

Ralph (right) in his booth.

Corrine in her booth in the barn.

Missy and Lib Moss.

Ron and Sarah watching the crowds.

Ron making a fashion statement.

Ron's SmartWool socks.

Becky helping birds fledge from her booth.

Lisa in the other half of the booth.

Ro, Ron, and Ju-Ian.

Light through shotgun holes in the barn roof.