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| Jeppesen Exhibits Pottery in New York |
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| This platter, created by Waubonsee Community College Assistant Professor of Art/Ceramics Doug Jeppesen, was part of the recent “Shino Redux 2010” exhibit in New York. Shino refers to a family of pottery glazes that originated in Japan in the 16th century. |
Sugar Grove – Waubonsee Community College Assistant Professor of Art/Ceramics Doug Jeppesen, of Sugar Grove, recently had a platter in the “Shino Redux 2010” exhibit at the Clay Art Center in Port Chester, N.Y. The national exhibition featured works by 74 clay artists utilizing “shino,” a family of pottery glazes that originated in Japan in the 16th century.
Waubonsee offers a variety of ceramics courses in its 10,000-square-foot ceramics studio. The college’s Sugar Grove Campus houses three wood-fire kilns, as well as outdoor wood/salt and soda kilns. |
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