It’s time again for Vermont’s Spring Open Studio tour – and we’re taking it on-line! At this early stage of Vermont’s reopening, the Vermont Crafts Council has decided against encouraging in-person visits to studios around the state. This time, the tour is coming to you. I’ve contributed this short video […]
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Work, Resources, Self-isolation…
So – how are we all doing? As of this writing, with public gatherings discouraged and recommended isolation periods lengthening indefinitely all I can say is – times sure are changing fast.
Hearts of Our People: Native Women Artists
Hearts of Our People: Native Women Artists is an extraordinary exhibition, and I was lucky to visit immediately after its opening at the Renwick Gallery in Washington, DC.
Busy, Busy, Busy…
Goodness, I’m overdue for a blog post. What on earth have I been doing? Well…lots…and, suddenly, it’s fall! Amazing how that happens.
A Summer with SculptureFest!
It’s time again to kick off summer with SculptureFest! With this weekend’s opening, the show is officially on – and (installed just in the nick of time) it includes three new outdoor pieces of mine.
Spring Open Studio
It’s time again for Vermont Open Studio – so, never mind the weather, Spring must be on!
Tableware, tiles, sculpture and more…
The Frog Song Designs studio is the artistic homebase for me – Andrea Trzaskos – and my (mostly) clay work. Inspired by the nature around me in Central Vermont and beyond, I tend to explore themes in my work of nature, birds, flowers I particularly like…but my attention can wander […]
About the Studio
About the studio…what’s going on in there? The studio is my creative space, work zone, home-away-from-home and is constantly in a state of flux. Visitors are welcome, with the ‘by chance or by appointment’ caveat – details on the Studio Visits post. Although I call it my studio and showroom, […]
Meanwhile, back in the studio…
Winter turned out to be a very busy season for me – but not all of it ceramics-related. So as we move into spring, it’s a relief to be settling back into something resembling a steady work schedule and taking on some new projects.
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