Alani Caruso-Fitterer Alani Caruso-Fitterer is a clay artist based in Saskatoon. Her work draws inspiration from the cyclical process of clay and our relationship to land and place. Fluid and reusable, changing from states, until made static by firing and...
Adrienne Gradauer I graduated in 1999 from the Alberta College of Art and Design with a major in Ceramics. I have have spent two summers in Japan researching pottery. I work with my husband Zach Quin in our home-based studio in Maple Creek, Saskatchewan. CONTACT...
Akiko Muromura Originally from Tokyo, Akiko Muromura started taking pottery classes as a hobby. After two years of practice, she had an opportunity to come to Canada, where she landed in “the land of living skies.” Eventually, she became a resident of Regina. About 10...
Anita Rocamora I was born in France in 1952, where from an early age I was interested in how things were made, and was blessed (or cursed) with a gigantic imagination. I lived on the Mediterranean coast, and often found shards of pottery on the beach. It was easy to...
Anne McLellan Anne McLellan’s first experience with clay was at the University of Regina Extension department, where she took classes, learning the basics of throwing pottery forms in stoneware and porcelain. Anne furthered her education at the Nova Scotia...
