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MICHAEL DINAPOLI
Primary Medium Clay
Description of Work Wheel, Hand Built and Slip cast ceramics
Chapter Northeast
Company/Business MAD Potter
Artist Statement
Took my first pottery class in 2007 and immediately enjoyed the tactile sensation of spinning clay on the potters wheel. I have been exploring the different forms of functional ware and different ways to create surface textures ever since.
Took my first pottery class in 2007 and immediately enjoyed the tactile sensation of spinning clay on the potters wheel. I have been exploring the different forms of functional ware and different ways to create surface textures ever since.
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