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“Becoming a potter is a passion, a goal and an extension of who I am. I love making beautiful things that can be shared with others. I hope others enjoy viewing, touching and using my pottery as much as I have enjoyed creating them.”
Sheryl has been making pottery since 2002 and is continuously learning new and different techniques for throwing and glazing. Her studio overlooks the gorgeous Blue Ridge Mountains that give her inspiration every day. Visit Sheryl’s website for places to buy her work. - – - – - – - – - - - – - - - – - – - - Other Members in the Historic High Country Region:
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Category: Arts
Sheryl Holstein, Mountain Oak Pottery
Written by dhkarwisch
Wednesday, 01 June 2011 14:10
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Wednesday, 01 June 2011 14:10
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A Shout Out to James Reaux!
Written by Camille Ronay
Wednesday, 09 March 2011 20:54
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Wednesday, 09 March 2011 20:54
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Why Not “Do Lunch” and
Make a Difference?
Georgia Made Georgia Grown LLC applauds James Reaux, the owner/chef of Hiawassee’s The ChopHouse! What a generous community partner of the arts. We urge everyone we know to thank Mr. Reaux for his support of the arts!
Hiawassee, GA—Mountain Regional Arts and Craft Guild, Inc. and ArtWorks, its retail outlet, are thrilled that local restaurant owner/chef James Reaux has decided to donate proceeds from patrons who lunch at The ChopHouse of Hiawassee on Thursday, March 24, 2011, from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Reaux says ”The restaurant is doing well and as part of the community, I feel the arts are an important part of a thriving area so I want to do my part to support it and invite everyone to join in and ‘do lunch’ to help the Guild out.”
The ChopHouse of Hiawassee is located at the bridge on Highway 76 up the hill perfectly situated with views of beautiful Lake Chatuge. By the way, try the she-crab soup and crab cakes, signature dishes, you’ll come back for again and again.
Mountain Regional Arts and Crafts Guild Inc. is a private, non-profit organization founded in 1988 to promote and encourage arts and crafts in the mountain region. The Guild has over 70 members, many of whom teach classes and sell their handcrafted items in ArtWorks, the Guild’s non profit retail outlet store in Hiawassee that opened in 2006. The store is located at 308 Big Sky Drive, behind the Holiday Inn Express. For more information on the Guild and even membership, see www.mtnregartscraftsguild.org or call ArtWorks 706-896-0932.
Spirit Lala
Written by dhkarwisch
Monday, 07 February 2011 16:52
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Monday, 07 February 2011 16:52
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Welcome to the world of Spirit Lala and her exciting array of talents, from unique custom handcrafted art jewelry, whimsical clocks and stunning contemporary paintings found in many galleries across the nation.
Just where on earth did Spirit get her ideas on Art anyway? Could it have been the inspiration of the coastal rainforests of Australia, or the balmy tropical breezes and lifestyle of the island of Guam in the Pacific and the island of Roatan in the Caribbean? Or perhaps, was it just genetic? - – - – - – - – - - Type in the correct initials and link to the appropriate pages or website. - – - - - – - – - -
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