Spring Show at Doug Dotson Pottery
Today is your last chance to experience a thoughtfully curated collection of work by Doug Dotson, Sarah Graham, and Andrew Wilson.
Doug Dotson has been making functional pottery for decades and remains captivated by the possibilities held in even the simplest cup. The process itself is a source of enduring fascination—from the slow rhythm of the treadle wheel and the silky application of slips and glazes to the unpredictable alchemy of the soda kiln. It all comes together in the moment a pot finds its place at the table, quiet and lively, among friends and family.
Sarah Graham has had more than her fair share of experiencing our world’s beauty – from growing up where the sea meets the sky, to park ranger work in canyons and ancient forests, to living by a mighty river.
Andrew has always been attracted to the inherent beauty of wood. The diversity of wood is incredible, and it is amazing that even after all the advancements in human technology, we have yet to create a material as useful and beautiful as wood.
From richly textured pottery to evocative paintings and finely crafted woodwork, each piece reflects a deep commitment to material, process, and the quiet dialogue between maker and object.
Join us before the doors close.
Today, 10–4 PM
Doug Dotson Pottery — Pittsboro
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