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Next Open Studio Show with self-guided yard tour:
December 1 and 2, 2012
Noon to 4:00 PM - Saturday and Sunday
Sorry to miss another Spring Open Studio, but I am going through yet another knee procedure (number nine).
Thank you to all who helped out and attended my Winter 2011 Show. Despite the unusually cold and rainy weather, we had a great turn-out! I am truly blessed with loyal patrons and collectors of my work.
I currently have pieces celebrating the Arizona Centennial at Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix and here in Tucson at Tohono Chul Park. Happy 2012!
Arizona clay artist
and Wicked Winds Studio resident artist Wendy S. Timm,
specializes in one-of-a-kind hand crafted sculptures in stoneware.
Originally from Wisconsin, Wendy
draws on her sense of humor, love for nature and animals, and her
Midwest heritage for some of her imagery.
A graduate of the University of
Arizona with a B.F.A. in art education, her teaching background
includes K-12 public school art education, City of Tucson/Pima County
Parks and Recreation Programs and Pima Community College
Wendy has been showing her work
professionally since 1990 and holds two open studios a year, in
April and December, with a showing of her latest works to private
collectors.
Amber Schneider, also a Wicked Winds Studio resident artist, will
exhibit her two and three dimensional work during the open studio
shows.
Wendy's yard won first place in the 2003 Tohono
Chul Park/Arizona Dept of Water Resources Xeriscape contest
in the homeowner's category
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See a piece of my work in the
Arizona Valentine Show
Phoenix Airport Museum - Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport
November 12, 2011 - June 3, 2012
In celebration of Arizona's Centennial on Valentines Day, February 14, 2012
I purchased this antique printer's drawer at a neighbor's yard sale a few years ago, knowing I would create a worthy use for it. This drawer was manufactured by the Hamilton Company between 1900-1940 in Two Rivers, Wisconsin.
This piece, Arizona Called To Me, gave me the opportunity to express some of the various reasons I fell in love with our state so long ago. The history, cultural influences, geography, geology, plants, wildlife and unique features of the state are depicted in the hand made clay tiles created to fit into the different compartments of the type-set drawer.
See more close up details and additional commentary on this piece here.
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