Linda Huey Ceramic Pottery Sculpture

Sixty-eight ceramic artists explore sustainability, the environment, and how we as a community can affect positive change. Curated by Leigh Taylor Mickelson.

BEACON HILL FINE ARTS AND CRAFTS SALE

November 19 and 20, Saturday and Sunday (10 am - 5 pm)

Hill House (The Firehouse), 127 Mt. Vernon Street, Boston, MA

FORT POINT HOLIDAY SALE

December 2 - 4 , Friday (4 - 8 pm), Saturday and Sunday (11 am - 4 pm)

249 A Street, # 57, and 12 Farnsworth Street, Boston, MA

SOWA HOLIDAY MARKET

December 10, Saturday (11 am - 7 pm)

Cathedral High School Gym, 74 Union Park Street, Boston, MA

www.sowaholidaymarket.com

December 10 and 11, Saturday (10 am - 5:30) and Sunday (Noon - 5 pm)

Cambridge Center for Adult Education, 42 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA

http://www.ccae.org/hollyfair.html

My teaching philosophy involves helping people feel inspired and connected to their creative imaginations. I encourage them in a non-judgmental way, try to expose them to as many influences as possible, help them with specific techniques that apply to their ideas, and emphasize that mistakes can be very productive.

I teach occasional one or two day workshops from my Boston studio. Each has a different theme or project. I also teach workshops outside my studio at various places such as art centers, clay studios, or schools. These usually are more related to my personal work, with discussion of how I follow a path of ideas, how my personal philosophy and motivations have evolved over many years of working in clay, demonstrations of techniques I use in my own work, and a PowerPoint presentation showing work by other artists who approach the subject of nature in a different way than I do.

Please contact me if you are interested in taking a workshop, or if you have a venue where I could present a workshop.