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In 1999, after spending many years sketching and oil painting, Andi took her first pottery class at Jordan Hall Art Center, taught by Blaine Avery. This sparked Andi's love of clay and thirst for ceramic knowledge...so much so, she was hired to teach pottery classes at Jordan Hall Arts Center in 2001.
Then, two years later, Andi became Jordan Hall's Ceramic Arts Specialist. In addition to performing ceramic studio management duties, Andi continues to teach classes at Jordan Hall, including Pottery Foundations, Small Sculptures in Clay and Raku: Pots Afire.
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Andi's body of work runs the gamut ...from small, delicate thrown porcelain pieces to large, quirky sculptures that reflect the diversity of her nature. Her pieces have won numerous ribbons at the NC State Fair.
Andi is a member of Artists in Cellophane, a group of artist who sell small works through Art-o-mat vending machines located all over the U.S.. Look for Andi’s “Fired Flies” under the OddBall Art name in an Art-o-mat near you.
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