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The potters of Fired Up! are delighted to announce that Julie MacKinnon and Vin Arora will be guest artists in the 30th Anniversary Show Fired Up! A Toast To Clay. Fired Up! has invited a total of six young artists whom they admire to showcase their work along with the core group. This show represents the past, present and future of ceramic art.

Vin, a graduate of Emily Carr University of Art refers to his extensive travels as influences

in his work that relishes the dialogue between

form, surface, method and ceramic history. ABOVE: Vin Arora BELOW: Julie MacKinnon

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Julie refers to cultural memories of different eras that are suggested in her work which

Our Apologies!

Last month we showcased. Lisa Christie and Jaime Willms, however, the image used for Lisa’s work wasnt actually her work! Lisa, we're very sorry for the mix up, and here is an image of

your lovely pots.

RIGHT: Lisa Christie

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Both of these potters will join Paige Coull, Cam Stewart, Lisa Christie and Jaime Willms as guests in the 30th Anniversary Show of Fired Up! core group members are: Pat Webber, Meira Mathison, Cathi Jefferson, Meg Burgess, Alan Burgess, Gordon Hutchins, Gary Merkel, Kinichi Shigeno, Mary Fox and Sandra Dolph.

‘The show is Friday, May 23, 6 to 9 p.m, and 10a.m. to 5 p.m. on May 24 and 25, 2014.

For more information on Fired ay and to

view work, go to www.firedup.ca

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