This slideshow requires JavaScript.

This Saturday October 6th 2012

Alpha Ceramics would cordially like to invite you, and all your friends to the opening of their

“Pot Luck!”

the Second Annual

Ruth Rippon Alumni Show

The show is a “Celebration of art, a celebration of learning and a celebration of friends” (Brian Tanner, Alpha Ceramics Genius)

A Teacher of Teachers Ruth Rippon had through her Art and long time Ceramic instructing position at Sac State created a legacy of inspiration that continues on today rippling its excellent ways through the tides of time.

“She taught you that art is an attitude”, Brian embellished.

“It’s about the process”.

And one of the best parts of the process was the end of semester “Pot Luck”

When Students and Teachers came together to show there work and celebrate this life with a gathering of friends.

And this First Saturday, October 6th 2012,

The Tradition lives on!

As the students of Ruth Rippon (and their students!) come together again to show there work and to Celebrate Life!

From 6 to 9 pm

At

Alpha Fired Arts

4675 Aldona Lane, Sacramento, CA 95841

Featuring Artists

Terry Accomando, Linnell Barnhart, Mary Cargile, Garon Curtis, Eric Dahlin, Linda Fitz Gibbon, Ray Gonzales, Fred Gordon, Dick Hotchkiss, Lee Kavaljian, Dick Ketelle, Steve Klein, Tony Natsoulas, Larry Ortiz, Ronald Peetz, Doug Ratliff, Joel Reber, Jack Schafer, Paul Stein, Doris Solomon, Brian Tanner, Yoshio Taylor, Warren Tobey, Peter VandenBerge, Rimas VisGirda, Ken Waterstreet, John Weber, Doug Wylie, Gloria Woolley, and Don Yost

(Hey My Rad High School Teacher is in there! You Rule Mr. Peitz!)

This show is part of “First Saturdays at Alpha”

Which is a monthly event that includes artist receptions in the gallery, demonstrations by potters, Raku firings and much more!

For more information check out the web page at http://www.alphafiredarts.com

So come on down to Alpha Ceramics this First Saturday for a good old fashioned clay throwin time!

And remember

“Art is an Attitude”

and so is the “Pot Luck”

So, be there!

Written by John Klaiber

Photos courtesy of Michelle MacKenzie

Leave a Reply