Jeanne Carreau
Megan Mitchell is known for wheel-thrown functional pottery and slab rolled wall tile installations. Both bodies of work are created using porcelain or white stoneware. Surface technique in the leather-hard stage includes ...
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Megan Mitchell is known for wheel-thrown functional pottery and slab rolled wall tile installations. Both bodies of work are created using porcelain or white stoneware. Surface technique in the leather-hard stage includes a colored slip silk screen.
Work is high fired in a reduction kiln to 2,350 degrees Fahrenheit. Both pottery pieces and tile wall installations carry similar themes.Subject matter includes fences, doors, landscape, windows architecture, textiles, and geometry.
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1974-1976
Apprenticeship to Jun Oba, Tokyo, Japan
- Primary Work Experience
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1971-1974
Ceramic Instructor, Palo Alto Recreation Center, Palo Alto, California
1978-1982Ceramics Instructor, Hong Kong International School & The German-Swiss School, Hong Kong, China
1980-1984Occupational Therapy and Ceramics Lecturer, Hong Kong, China Polytechnic College, Hong Kong, China
1986-1988Independent Ceramic Instructor, personal studio, Pelham, New York
1988-—Instructor, Clay Art Center, Port Chester, New York
2000-—Instructor, Pelham Art Center, Pelham, New York
2005-—Instructor, Clay Art Center, Port Chester New York
2014Wheel Throwing Instructor, Rockland Center for the Arts, Nyack, New York
Other
- Bibliography
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Carreau, Jeanne N. The Japanese Ceramic Tradition, Bizen and Hagi, Two Expressions. Berkeley, CA: University of California at Berkeley, 1978.
- CV or Resume
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Carolyn Herrera
- Website(s)
Citation: Carolyn Herrera Jeanne Carreau, "The Marks Project."
Last modified April 29, 2026. https://www.themarksproject.org/artists/jeanne-n-carreau
