Ron & Rusty Kurenda Ron & Rusty Kurenda were founding members of the Saskatchewan Craft Council in 1975. In 2008, after 35 years of marketing work for 40 to 50 other Saskatchewan artists, they retired from their retail pottery shop in downtown Saskatoon. Ron...
Thelma Howard Thelma Howard has had a long and happy relationship with clay. She is well known for her hand-built forms that seem to call out to be picked up and touched. A pottery class in 1959 started Thelma’s journey in clay. She pursued a career in adult...
Pat Grayston Patricia Grayston, BSc, BEd, BFA -great distinction Pat Grayston is a retired high school teacher. She had been doing and learning about art during that time in summer and evening classes. Upon retirement she attended the University of South Australia for...
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...
Treesa Marie Gagne Treesa Marie Gagne began making crafts at a young age. Sewing and spool knitting fascinated her as a child; she developed an appreciation for process. Fibre classes at the Ontario College of Art increased her skills. Her passionate, empirical...
