Reeve Washburn, West Seattle Art Walk Coordinator, interviewed me in the gallery last week, then wrote a bang up piece of literature.  Maybe I said some of this, but  I didn't sound as eloquent as when Reeve writes it down.
Check it out:
https://wsartwalk.org/2019/11/08/business-spotlight-brace-point-pottery/

This week I got to talk with Pat Pauley on  her great Art On the Radio show on KKNW 1150 AM this week.  You can hear the interview as a Podcast at https://1150kknw.com/archives/artbeat-northwest/

Diane and I installed the Fall Foliage show last night and it looks terrific.  Kassie Hennessey's clay sculptures glisten under the gallery lights.  P.A. Mathison has filled the gallery walls with a burst of fall color. 

Starting April 1st, we are hosting the artists of Alki Arts.  The exhibit runs all month and can be viewed during normal business hours Tues-Sat 10-5.  Join us for "Opening Night" reception Sunday April 9th between 4-8 pm to meet the artists

Join me at Brace Point Pottery for an exhibition of exceptional local artists, in conjunction with the West Seattle Art Walk.  Phillip Levine is well know for his bronze sculptures, including Walking on Logs on the approach to West Seattle from the viaduct.  For this show, he will present his wonderful, expressive figure drawings.
   Rickie Barnett creates soulful self-portrait ceramic sculptures that will surprise and delight.  I think you will enjoy this combination of drawn figures by Phillip, the veteran artist and 3-D figure by Rickie, the emerging artist.
  I will feature my new black and tan series of pottery forms, a stark contrast to my characteristic color field approach to decoration.