Explore the Collection - Boneyard Pottery
(Spring 2020)
Boneyard pottery are pieces left behind by guest artists as teaching samples for the host studio. Typically they are bisque fired (initial process of baking unglazed clay) to highlight form, texture, and other information for pottery students.
The Newberry Arts Center loaned pieces of their boneyard collection made by artists featured in the annual South Carolina Clay Conference. Below you will find examples from 2015-2019.
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2019 Clay Conference
2019.1
Matt Jones, Kevin Snipes
2019.2
Kevin Snipes
2019.1
Matt Jones, Kevin Snipes
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2018 Clay Conference
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Michael Kline
2018.6
Shadow May
2018.2
Lisa Orr
2018.7
Michael Kline
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2017 Clay Conference
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Tom Coleman
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Tom Coleman
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Tom Coleman
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Tom Coleman
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Some incising work by Elaine Coleman
2016 Clay Conference
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Glenda Guion
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Michael Sherrill
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Michael Sherrill
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Glenda Guion
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2015 Clay Conference
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Mike Vatalaro and Sue Grier
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Mike Vatalaro and Sue Grier
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Mike Vatalaro and Sue Grier
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Mike Vatalaro and Sue Grier
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