Winnifred R. Owens Hart

Adorned 1	Adorned 1 2005
Adorned 2 2005	Adorned 2 side view
Winnie studio by McNeill	Lizard Lady 2006
Lizard Lady view2	Mama's Boy 2006
Mama's Boy rear view 2006	Masi Queen back
Masi Queen front 2005	Messenger front view 2005
Messenger rear view	Winnie&Twice McNeill
Touched 2005 rear view	Touched front view
Winnies handsby McNeill	Four Star Tradtitional Jar
Mask-Helmet	Mask-The Last Time I Saw-Egypt
Constructed Boxes-two w_Earthenware Vessels	Little Women Vessel
By Winnie Owens-Hart	By Winnie Owens-Hart
By Winnie Owens Hart	By Winnie Owens-Hart
By Winnie Owens-Hart

Winnie Owens-Hart
Over three decades of national and international exhibitions;In the collection of the Smithsonianƒs Renwick Gallery; Extensive experience in foundations studies, art education and consultation; Instruction in the areas of ceramics: on & off the wheel and three dimensional concepts. Consistent research and development of ceramic techniques and educational materials; Research in ceramics occupational health and safety; Administrative experience in program design and curriculum development; Experience in the development, implementation, and supervision of ceramic cottage industry projects in developing countries; Curatorial experience recently including "Reconstructing the Shards", an exhibition of African American ceramists historical and contemporary. Founder of the Ile Amo Research Center dedicated to aboriginal ceramics.

Dottie Moore is the author of Lives in Process
The Second Fifty Years

Dottie Moore is a studio quilt artist living in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Since 1980 her award-winning works have been exhibited, collected, and published throughout the world, and commissioned by many individuals, corporations, and hospitals.
Dottie has been featured in numerous publications including Threads, American Quilter (front cover in addition to article), Art Quilt Magazine, Quilter’s Newsletter, and Traditional Home by Better Homes and Gardens. She is author of the CD book, Lives in Process: Creativity in the Second Fifty Years by Ladybug Press and one of the chapter authors of Midlife Clarity: Epiphanies from Grown-Up Girls by Beyond Words Publishing Company.
She is passionate about the power of the creative process for transforming lives and is founder of “Piecing a Quilt of Life,” an international project dedicated to empowering senior women by recognizing their creative abilities. Students and audiences for her classes and lectures include visual artists, musicians, writers, storytellers, women’s groups, college students, and quilters.
You can email Dottie

You can find out more about Dottie Moore

at her web site
http://www.dottiemoore.com/

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