Nancy Jacobsohn
Justin Lambert is known for wheel-thrown and altered functional pottery. Surfaces are decorated in the greenware stage. Techniques include faceting, or the application of thick slips to create soft surface lines and ...
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Justin Lambert is known for wheel-thrown and altered functional pottery. Surfaces are decorated in the greenware stage. Techniques include faceting, or the application of thick slips to create soft surface lines and textures. Lambert fires his wares in an Anagama style wood burning kiln for 3-6 days. Finished surfaces most often appear in earth tones, ranging from matte to gloss finishes.
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1992—
Teaching Artist, Tennessee Arts Commission
2017Artist in Residence, The Clay Lady's Campus, Nashville Tennessee
- Primary Work Experience
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1970-1980
High School Art Teacher, California, Massachusetts, Georgia Public Schools
1987-1990Teacher, Cheekwood Estate and Gardens, Nashville, Tennessee
1990-1994Director of Education, Cheekwood Estate and Gardens, Nashville Tennessee
1994-1995Executive Director, Historic Traveler’s Rest Plantation and Museum, Nashville, Tennessee
1996—Studio Artist, Sole Proprietor, The Clay Horse Studio, Sparta, Tennessee
Other
- Public Collections
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Southern Highland Craft Guild, Asheville, North Carolina
Tennessee State Museum, Nashville, Tennessee
Webb School Library, Belt Buckle, Tennessee
- Bibliography
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Cavener Stichter, Beth. “New Beginnings.” Ceramics Monthly (May 1999).
De May, Susan. “Cover Story.” Clay Times (2014).
Riggs, Daniel. “Sculpting the Wild Horse.” Clay Times (November 1999).
Tourtillott, Suzanne J.E. 500 Animals in Clay: Contemporary Expressions of the Animal Form. New York, NY: Lark Books, 2006.
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Citation: Nancy Jacobsohn, "The Marks Project."
Last modified April 29, 2026. https://www.themarksproject.org/artists/nancy-jacobsohn
