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Artists Open Studios During the 2016 ASU Ceramic Studio Tour

Monday, February 22, 2016 at 3:59 p.m.

Lynn Trimble Artists at Beth Shook studio morphing ribs used for making ceramics into mustaches. 1/35

Lynn Trimble Hakyoung Kim created forms for her ceramic work during a demonstration at the 2014 ASU Graduate Ceramics Studio. 2/35

Lynn Trimble Jon Higuchi shares tips during a workshop at Halldor Hjalmarson's Phoenix studio. 3/35

Lynn Trimble Repurposing meets ceramics in this work by Sarah A. Brodie at Dessadog Studio in Gilbert. 4/35

Lynn Trimble Constance McBride demonstrations one of her surface applications during a workshop at Patricia Sannit's studio. 5/35

Lynn Trimble Works by Bradley Klem, a guest artist at Deborah Hodder's Phoenix studio. 6/35

Lynn Trimble Constance McBride doing a ceramics demonstration at Patricia Sannit's Phoenix studio. 7/35

Lynn Trimble Works by Susan Risi on view at Deborah Hodder's Phoenix studio during the ASU Ceramic Studio Tour. 8/35

Lynn Trimble Hakyoung Kim building ceramic pieces at the 2014 ASU Graduate Ceramics Studio. 9/35

Lynn Trimble The ceramics equivalent of a pasta machine spotted at Indigo Street Pottery in Mesa. 10/35

Lynn Trimble Deborah Hodder, surrounded by her work, chats with a tour visitor at her Phoenix studio. 11/35

Lynn Trimble Posters at Halldor Hjalmaron's Phoenix studio gave tour visitors a blast from the past. 12/35

Lynn Trimble Kaori Fujitani talks about her work during a workshop at Char Applen's Phoenix studio. 13/35

Lynn Trimble Signs of creativity on a desk at Indigo Street Pottery in Mesa. 14/35

Lynn Trimble Visitors checking out ceramics for sale at Dessadog Studio in Gilbert. 15/35

Lynn Trimble Danielle Wood applies forms to her clay orb during a workshop at Katheryn Sins' Phoenix studio. 16/35

Lynn Trimble Works by Tiffany Bailey, who was a guest artist of Farraday Newsome and Jeff Reich during the studio tour. 17/35

Lynn Trimble Work by Beth Shook, a studio host for this year's ASU Ceramic Studio Tour. 18/35

Lynn Trimble Susan Risi holding an outdoor ceramic workshop at Deborah Hodder's Phoenix studio. 19/35

Lynn Trimble Nicholas Bernard does a demonstration at the Scottsdale studio he shares with Linda Margaret Kilgore. 20/35

Lynn Trimble Works featured in Jeff Reich's solo exhibition now up at Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum. 21/35

Lynn Trimble Bob and Elizabeth Booker did a little ceramics shopping during the ASU Ceramic Studio Tour. 22/35

Lynn Trimble Patricia Sannit demonstrates her carving technique at her Phoenix studio. 23/35

Lynn Trimble Works by Danielle Wood, who spent nearly an hour sharing her technique at a studio tour workshop. 24/35

Lynn Trimble Jesse Armstrong talks about his work at the Mesa studio for Farraday Newsome and Jeff Reich. 25/35

Lynn Trimble Ceramic work by Constance McBride, a guest at Patricia Sannit's Phoenix studio. 26/35

Lynn Trimble Work by Heather Couch featured in the ceramics exhibition at ASU's Harry Wood Gallery. 27/35

Lynn Trimble Sketches and ceramic elements on view at Patricia Sannit's Phoenix studio. 28/35

Lynn Trimble Ceramic work spotted in a garden area/bird sanctuary at Indigo Street Pottery in Mesa. 29/35

Lynn Trimble Patricia Sannit sits carving so studio visitors can get a feel for her technique. 30/35

Lynn Trimble Works by Farraday Newsome (left), Jesse Armstrong (top right), and Jeff Reich (lower right) during the studio tour. 31/35

Lynn Trimble Heather Couch demonstrates her rolling and pinching technique at Julius Forzano's Scottsdale studio. 32/35

Lynn Trimble Bulletin board type space at Indigo Street Studios in Mesa. 33/35

Lynn Trimble Work by Hakyoung Kim on view at Harry Wood Gallery in the ASU School of Art building. 34/35

Lynn Trimble Detail of an exhibit by ceramic studio Patricia Sannit, which is on view now at Gebert Contemporary in Scottsdale. 35/35

Artists Open Studios During the 2016 ASU Ceramic Studio Tour

Two days, 15 stops, and more than 50 artists. That's the basic rundown on this year's Ceramic Studio Tour, presented February 20 and 21 by ASU Art Museum. Art nerds got to pop into open studios, watch artist demonstrations, ask artists questions about their inspirations and technique, and hang out with fellow fans of ceramic art. We checked out 14 studios, plus the ASU Art Museum Ceramic Research Center, and went in search of exhibitions featuring works by metro Phoenix ceramic artists. Check out a mix of works in progress, ceramics on exhibit, and some of the artists who created them.

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