Bridget Fox
Jane Shellenbarger uses thrown and altered porcelain and black clays to create a range of stylized functional vessels, primarily pouring vessels and covered forms.
Typically fired in atmospheric kilns the pieces may undergo ...
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Jane Shellenbarger uses thrown and altered porcelain and black clays to create a range of stylized functional vessels, primarily pouring vessels and covered forms.
Typically fired in atmospheric kilns the pieces may undergo multiple post firings to achieve a depth of surface. When she includes imagery, it often relates to the interaction of man and nature and the effect one has on the other.
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2001`-2012
Core Assistant, Roger Jamison's, Juliette Anagama, spring and fall firings, Juliette, Georgia
2012-2015Energy Xchange, Burnsville, North Carolina
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Studio Artist Mushroom Factory, Burnsville, North Carolina
Other
- Bibliography
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2009 Coyote Clay and Glaze Ad, Ceramics Monthly January (image).
Kovac, Joe Jr. “Clay Play.” Life and Style section, Macon Telegraph, April 20, 2004.
__________. “The Natural World.” Out and About section, Macon Telegraph, August 6, 2004.
Long, Susan. “Creative Kilns.” Macon Magazine, April/May, 2008.
“Macon Mud Clay Studio.” Life and Style section, Macon Food and Culture, November, 2006. - CV or Resume
- Website(s)
Citation: Bridget Fox, "The Marks Project."
Last modified April 29, 2026. https://www.themarksproject.org/artists/bridget-fox
