My critique group, Las Cadre, has had the opportunity to have an exhibition next to one of this centuries great sculptors, Stephen DeStaebler. The show comes down on October 9, so you have a short time to get to the Richmond Art Center to see them. Below are a few shots of the opening and some of the work.
De Staebler has been a big influence on many of the sculptors in our group.
Jenn Brazelton's ceramic blossom goes well with our entry signage for the show.
Shalene Valenzuela's ceramic statements on the feminine culture of the past and present.
Michelle Gregor's graceful pieces have a rich layering of multi fired glazes.
Susannah Israel's wonderfully textured work is like a sentinel watching over the show. 
Tiffany Schmierer's work is a burst of color and patterns. One can get joyfully lost in the discovery!
Anna Vaughan's ceramic bee butt! A good reminder that the bees are needing our help these days.
Sterling and Susannah pulled together a really elegant show for Las Cadre.
Noelle and Susannah next to Anna's ceramic wall work.
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