Here’s the Dirt…"Carnival Ticket Bugs" by Normal Park School Students

Posted on March 18, 2011 by theclaypotriverview

“Carnival Ticket Bugs”

These are just too cute not to share…

Here is just a sampling of the 250 “Bugs”

students from Normal Park School in

Chattanooga, TN created this past

Saturday at our “Folk Art Bug Workshop”

held in the IMAX at The Tennessee Aquarium.

The bugs will be used with the decorations for next

week’s national convention of zoo and aquarium

dignitaries being held this year in Chattanooga.

It’s amazing when you show the kids a simple idea

of using “Carnival Tickets” they come up with these

wonderful whimsical bugs!

Thanks to everyone who participated!

Here’s the Dirt…"Black & White Series" by Carylon Killebrew

Posted on April 6, 2010 by theclaypotriverview

“Black & White Series”

Carylon Killebrew

I was excited today for Carylon Killebrew to stop by

my shop to tell me about her upcoming show,

“Spring”.

The exhibition of her new work will be

on Friday, April 30 from 6-9

at her beautiful home and studio

in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

For more information contact

Gallery 1401

423-265-0015

Carylon Killebrew

423-265-5436.

Here’s the Dirt…With Rain Comes…

Posted on January 23, 2010 by theclaypotriverview

“Mushrooms”

Photography by Joe Jumper

Yes, there is something good from all the rain the country is getting…

the beauty of mushrooms.

Here’s the Dirt…I Miss New York

Posted on January 16, 2010 by theclaypotriverview

Photography by Joe Jumper

I Miss New York

Buildings are one of my favorite things to photograph, especially in New York City. As you can see from the photos above, there are so many wonderful images to capture on film.

Above…

“Soho Doors”

“Chelsea Fire Escape”

“The Plaza”

Here’s the Dirt…"Donations to Stray Dog Designs"

Posted on January 15, 2010 by theclaypotriverview

Please support our friends Billy Pritchard and Jane Gray of “Stray Dog Designs” by sending them a donation for the people of Haiti. Stray Dog Designs will match the amount donated up to $10,000.00. Many of their wonderful products are made by artisans in Haiti.