Presenting the work of Cedric and Christy Brown from Springville CA.
 The 2011 show will be the 4th visit to the show from the Browns and
we are excited to have them back!  Their spectacular  contemporary
Interpretations  of antique arts and crafts designs are not to be
missed.  All pieces are either wheel thrown hand crafted or sculpted
high fire stoneware.  The couple met in 1971 and were drawn
together by their mutual love of art.  Don't miss these exciting arts
and crafts examples at the 2011 Los Angeles Pottery Show on
February 11-12, 2012.  You can visit their extensive website at:
www.artpotters.com
Don't be disappointed!  Make sure you are on our mailing list.  Send us your name, address and zip code and we will send
you a discount admission pass for two at the next show, February 11-12, 2012 at The Pasadena Convention Center.  In
addition we'll keep you informed on related events.  Contact the show's producers Ken Stalcup or Dennis Warden at
LApotteryshow@aol.com
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Ephraim Faience Art Pottery

When we decided at the 2008 show to include
contemporary pottery with an arts and crafts
influence in our show, we had no other choice but to
include Ephraim Faience.   They consistently have
provided affordable and finely crafted pottery to
collectors since 1996.   They are now celebrating 16
years of creating the finest in contemporary arts and
crafts style art pottery.  We congratulate them!

We're happy to announce that the Ephraim Faience
Art Pottery will be making their 5th appearance at the
13th annual Los Angeles Pottery Show on
February 11-12, 2012!  

Ephraim Faience art pottery is created by hand in the
arts and crafts style.   Distinctive shapes and glazes
highlight the beautiful collection.    Collectors
everywhere are taking notice of the quality,
craftsmanship and vibrant depth of color in each
example.    We're very excited they choose to
participate in our show and so are their customers!  
Look for them in spaces 1 and 2.

For more information regarding Ephraim Faience art
pottery and the "Ephraim Experience" you can visit
them at  www.ephraimpottery.com
FROM THE KILN OF CALIFORNIA POTTER JOHN LA POINTE, WE PRESENT
CONTEMPORARY  ARTS AND CRAFTS POTTERY
AT ITS FINEST!

THE LA POINTES HAVE BEEN WORKING IN CLAY FOR OVER 30 YEARS.  A LOVE
OF NATURE , CLAY, AND THE TECHNIQUES AND STYLE OF THE ARTS AND CRAFTS
ERA CAN BE SEEN IN THE RICH COLORS AND TEXTURE OF THEIR WORK.  WE ARE
LOOKING FORWARD TO THE 2012 SHOW AND VIEWING THEIR NEW EXAMPLES!
FOXLO POTTERY AT THE 2012 SHOW

We are pleased to announce that Fox and Lois Garney of
FOXLO POTTERY will be joining our roster of exhibitors at the
13th annual Los Angeles Pottery Show.  Fox and Lois have
been collaborating on ceramic pieces since 1972.  They met
at the Ceramics Department of San Jose State University
where they discovered their mutual love of clay.  After
graduating with Bachelor of Arts degrees they opened their
first studio in Fresno, CA  There they produced a line of
ceramics that was exhibited in many galleries and gift shops
across the United States.  Their work has evolved from
production pottery to individually hand carved porcelain,
which Fox turns on the potter's wheel and they both carve
using a variety of techniques.  Their current work is exhibited
throughout California and Arizona.   We're excited that they
decided to join us once again in 2012!  Judging from these
four examples of their work, they will again be a big HIT!
CELEBRATING 13 YEARS OF POTTERY EXCELLENCE!

As we approach the 13th anniversary of  The Los Angeles Pottery Show, we feel
it fitting to thank the thousands of attendees who have made our show so popular.  
We also realize our show would not be possible without the loyalty, support and
expertise of our exhibitors.    They  mean everything to us.

In addition to always presenting the finest in antique art pottery and tile we have
invited selected exemplary contemporary potters to join our show.  We feel they
represent the very best in their field.  After you've seen their work, we think you will
too!  Below are a sampling of what you can expect to find at the next Los Angeles
Pottery Show!
BE SURE TO VISIT JOHN AND NOREEN
LA POINTE IN SPACE # 58 AT THE
FEBRUARY 2012 SHOW
Presenting the exciting work of James and Linda Haggerty, noted potters
from Santa Barbara, California.   All of their pieces are hand thrown on the
potter's wheel.  They are known for their finely crafted traditional and
contemporary shapes with rich colorful lusters, interesting textures and
brilliant metallic glazes.   You can find more of their inovative and interesting
pieces at www.haggertyceramics.com   We are very pleased they will be
joining us in space #68 at the next Los Angeles Pottery Show,
February 11-12, 2012.
These unique wall pockets are but a few of the
examples that Annie Aldrich will be bringing to the
Los Angeles Pottery Show in February 2012. This
will be her first appearance and we hope not the
last one.  Annie's style incorporates  soft matte
glazes, cool colors and imprints from leaves and
plants that create a look that is fun, yet earthy and
elegant with a definite arts and crafts influence.  
For a sneak peek at more of Annie's work, click
on the link below:
www.anniesgardenceramics.com
CATALINA ARTIST FRANCES MAE GRAHAM: REDISCOVERED

Noted Catalina collector, author and long time exhibitor at the Los
Angeles Pottery Show,  Carole Coates will be presenting to the public
a rare an important glimpse into the life of this Catalina Pottery artist.  
The exhibit will feature recently found artifacts, art, imformation and
images of Catalina's most prolific artist, Frances Mae Graham.   
Following her studies at the Chicago Art Institute Graham arrived for
work in Catalina and stayed longer than any other artist, raising her
two young daughters in Avalon and leaving only when the island was
evacuated in World War II.  Known as "Mazie" to her friends, she
quickly became an indispensible part of Catalina's operation,
exploring undersea gardens and sketching at the Bird Park to help
bring her artwork to life.  Special hand painted pottery pieces from
Graham's personal collection will be on display thanks to the Graham
family.  Don't miss seeing this important exhibit adjacent to Carole's
booth #53.