Potters of the USA Part Two

[@createlovehappy]

Its lovely to see Warren Mackenzie working back then on his Leach wheel. I had the pleasure of meeting him at a workshop he was giving in Berkeley, CA at Trax gallery. He was so kind and gentle and very encouraging to me. We shared about pots, truth to material, and the importance of form, and life. I knew I was meant to be a potter the first time I touched clay, so having him confirm that I was on the right track was very special to me and I'll never forget it. He is a remarkable human being and my favorite potter.

[@james87106]

Thank you so much for posting these!

[@loveofclay]

I just watched this in my studio yesterday on VHS!

[@TheRakuman]

Warren looks so at ease... and still going.

[@廖宇軒-y1p]

Hownice. !

[@inezdainovskas5729]

Muuy bueno

[@rafaelmaldonado1169]

la creacion no tiene limite

[@alivecorps8406]

Their pottery are similar to my

[@Tehcarp]

Likewise!

[@cobraki00]

This music does not fit this video. it makes it so creepy

[@TheBrianEffect101]

this vid creeps me out

[@morganolfursson2560]

I just love their humility . Yes i am being extremely sarcastic . They produce the pottery equivalent of shit and act like they are the new Renaissance masters . When there are potters in China and Japan who produce absolute masterpiece and are them , truly humble . Ah , americans , the sheer arrogance . And i am including Toshiko .

[@MeatyController]

That lady has no idea how to use glaze hahahaha!

[@fry285]

Lol. Americans are bad!!! Really bad.

[@glenncambray626]

I get the feeling that you are not overly enthusiastic about the works of these potters.

[@morganolfursson2560]

@@glenncambray626 I bow to your perspicacity.

[@ChuckWagoner-j1v]

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