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570 E. Spring St.
Wytheville, VA 24382
I am Inspired by the environment of the place where I live, what I see, feel, & experience with the land & the indigenous flora & fauna, are reflected in clay and paint. The body of paintings I have created include oil, acrylic, and pen and ink/watercolors drawings. These pieces reflect the time I spend out in the mountains of Southwest Virginia. The subjects in these paintings are often the physical and sometimes the spiritual reflections recalled from those moments. The pottery I make is primarily hand-built from slabs of stoneware clay. The whimsical nature of the work added to the imperfect slab forms, make each functional piece unique. Animals are carved into the surface of the clay, then painted with underglaze, followed by a clear glaze to provide a smooth, food safe surface, for eating & drinking. These ceramic pieces are a joy to use when serving meals or for just a quiet moment for tea.
The Southwest Virginia Cultural Center, Abingdon, VA
The Birthplace of Country Music Museum, Bristol, VA
John C. Campbell Folk School Craft Shop, Brasstown, NC
Olive's Porch Gallery, Murphy, NC
Juried
Jen Otey
MOONbow ARTworks and Rose Cottage School of Art
About
MOONbow ARTworks was established in 2002 in Girdwood, Alaska. Since that time Jen Otey’s studio has moved and traveled where her Spirit guides her to go...Cripple Creek, Alaska, The Big Island of Hawaii, and a few points in between. In 2010, she returned to the Appalachian Mountains of Southwest Virginia, where she grew up. In 2017 Jen and her husband Nate Montgomery opened Rose Cottage School of Art, in Wytheville, Virginia, where she teaches a variety of art classes along with several other wonderful regional artists.
I am Inspired by the environment of the place where I live, what I see, feel, & experience with the land & the indigenous flora & fauna, are reflected in clay and paint. The body of paintings I have created include oil, acrylic, and pen and ink/watercolors drawings. These pieces reflect the time I spend out in the mountains of Southwest Virginia. The subjects in these paintings are often the physical and sometimes the spiritual reflections recalled from those moments. The pottery I make is primarily hand-built from slabs of stoneware clay. The whimsical nature of the work added to the imperfect slab forms, make each functional piece unique. Animals are carved into the surface of the clay, then painted with underglaze, followed by a clear glaze to provide a smooth, food safe surface, for eating & drinking. These ceramic pieces are a joy to use when serving meals or for just a quiet moment for tea.
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570 E. Spring St. Wytheville, VA 24382 |
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| cottageartandmusic@gmail.com | |
| 276-620-0303 | |
| https://www.moonbowartworks.com/ | |
| https://www.facebook.com/MOONbowARTworks | |
| https://www.instagram.com/jenotey/ | |
| http://rosecottageschool.weebly.com/ | |
| https://www.facebook.com/rosecottageart/ | |
| By Appointment | |
- Media
Pottery/Ceramics - Additional Media
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Painting
Pottery/Ceramics - Where to See My Work
The Southwest Virginia Cultural Center, Abingdon, VA
The Birthplace of Country Music Museum, Bristol, VA
John C. Campbell Folk School Craft Shop, Brasstown, NC
Olive's Porch Gallery, Murphy, NC
Juried
