I have enjoyed making pottery for over 40 years, and worked with various clay bodies and glazes. My pottery is made using a combination of wheel thrown and hand built shapes, and glazed with multiple layers consisting of ash and other base glazes.
Where to find my pottery?
- L'Abbe Pottery showroom, Waterloo, Ontario. The showroom is open by chance or by appointment. Please contact me if you wish to drop by.
- The Canadian Clay and Glass Museum, Waterloo, Ontario
My Journey
- L'Abbé Pottery, Waterloo, Ontario - Own and operate my pottery studio and showroom.
- Waterloo Potter's Workshop - Part-time instructor and conducted workshops on various throwing techniques.
- Studio 405, Ile de Chenes, Manitoba – owned and operated my studio where my production was mainly functional pottery, fired at cone 9 reduction. I formulated glazes and clay bodies for cone 9 reduction.
- Home Studio in Calgary, Alberta – Functional pottery, designed and built fiber kiln, slab roller, and other pottery equipment.
- Studio Potter, Ceramic Arts, Calgary, Alberta – honed my functional pottery skills as an apprentice potter, and assisted in building a reduction car kiln, and other equipment.
- Ceramic Instructor and Technician for Georgian College Summer School of the Arts, Barrie, Ontario
The pottery seeds were planted while studying at
- Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology, Design and Material Arts program, Barrie, Ontario
- Central Technical Institute, Ceramic Arts Program, Toronto, Ontario