

Ceramist Joshua Primmer of Bennington, VT has delivered several new pieces to the gallery this past week. All are functional, sturdy, wheel-thrown pieces made with Stoneware clay and fired to cone 10 in a gas kiln constructed by Joshua, himself.
I have been to Joshua's studio. He has small but efficiently designed outbuilding where he does his throwing, handbuilding and assembly. The gas kiln is housed in another outbuilding and it is impressive in size. Joshua will work for several months before accumulating enough work to fire the kiln.
Later this year, Joshua and metal/glass artist Katie Richardson will be the featured artists in NAACO Gallery's second, two-member exhibition. The show will run from October 27 through November 28 and will feature both sculptural pieces and items appropriate for the gift-giving season. The title and theme for the show is still being discussed but advance talk is that Josh is creating bird baths!