“Transformation is a metaphor for the ceramic journey I’ve taken over the last 40 years. I could not have imagined what my work would look like when I began. My wheel thrown drinking vessels, teapots, creamers, jars and plates are enhanced by pattern, facets and textures. They are fired in a wood burning kiln, where the sun’s energy stored by a tree is released as heat that physically and chemically transforms the clay into a hard ceramic material. As the kiln is stoked, flames lick the pots and leave nuances of color and texture on the pieces. The surface of each piece is unique, a memento of the transformative power of fire.” Barry Krzywicki

Artists on Santa Fe is a gallery with working artists’ studios located in the heart of the Art District on Santa Fe. It’s an engaging environment where visitors can interact with professional artists and view work in progress.

“Stoked: Wood-fired Ceramics by Barry Krzywicki” will be on display April 3-29, 2019.

Open Monday-Friday from 10-5 and Saturdays from 10-4
1st Friday Art Walk – April 5, 6-9 pm
3rd Friday Artist’s Reception – April 19, 5-8 pm