Molly Harper. Ceramic Artist.
Growing up in rural New Hampshire has imbued in me a love of the environment and the beauty of all New Hampshire's wild spaces.
I aim to capture the feel of white birch and bring a touch of New Hampshire’s forests into your home with handmade stoneware lamps, vases, and other functional ware. Pieces are thrown on the potter’s wheel and meticulously textured and hand-painted.
I continue to be inspired by the many things that make New Hampshire unique and look forward to exploring and expanding my body of work through my time in the studio.
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Education:
Hartwick College, Oneonta - New York
Veritas University, San Jose - Costa Rica
Green Mountain College, Poultney - Vermont
Environmental Studies, BA
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Classes & Residencies:
Kiln Building Intensive with John Baymore, New Hampshire Institute of Art - 2014
Studio Assistant, Fired on Broad Pottery, Statesville NC - 2015
Fall Residency, Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts - 2017
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Achievements:
League of New Hampshire Craftsmen Juried Member - 2019+
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My Studio.
In Fall 2020, I renovated and moved my studio up to Springfield, NH where I currently live. Unfortunately, at this time my studio is not open to the public and does not contain a retail space. But I have many images and video tours on my social media pages!
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My ceramics studio consists of two buildings: a 12x14' renovated workshop and an 8x10' galvanized steel kiln shed. The buildings are connected by a wide walkway, and are located just down the hill from the rustic camp that I live in.
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I fire predominately with electric kilns and have plans to construct a raku kiln this summer.
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