Plum Tree Pottery"Shapes evolve guided by forces apparently outside my conscious control. This is instinct, intellect, and openess to change fusing into what I think is the most positive force behind any potter's approach: evolution or growth. Some call it inspiration."
"I cannot show one piece and say, This speaks for my beliefs in clay. I am attracted to both simplicity and complexity. My work continually reflects my re-examination of how these two opposites can coexist in a given series." There is more information at www.fmhs.cnyric.org/community/everson/syrchina/Glick.html.
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Drawing on the legacy of his 1870 historic farm site, John Glick continues the tradition of creativity and craftsmanship. Eager, stretching the limits, always open to change and inspiration.