Zeus Temple, Cavdarhisar, Kütahya

Day after Turkey day (Thanksgiving) I saw a gaggle!

An old house that borrowed some stones from the temple. The whole town was full of reconstructions.

Sugar Beets

ALIX KNIPE

RESEARCH FULBRIGHT FELLOWSHIP

TURKEY 2011-2012

MY CLAY STUDIO

Alix Knipe: Alix Knipe is a ceramic artist that calls Carbondale Colorado home. In 2011-2012 she was a Fulbright Fellow living in the middle of Turkey researching Anatolian ceramics.

As an only child and the daughter of two artists, she grew up playing in the forest hunting for mushrooms, collecting rocks and butterflies, and learning the names of clouds and constellations.

She fell in love with clay because of the possibility of endless discovery, the romantic notions of clay (transcending time, speaking a universal language, recording an experience), the joy of losing time in play, and the physical rhythm of a potters life.

She has two undergraduate degrees, one from Eckerd College (Environmental Studies and Eastern Religious Studies) and the other from University of Minnesota (Art). In 2013 she received her MFA from University of Nebraska, Lincoln.

I ask one thing of you,

if you choose to look,

please look slowly.

Let the words float

silently over your tongue.

Let the pictures

quietly

paint

a picture in

your minds eye

as the world has painted

a picture in my eyes.

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