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Kathy Morsell

Handbuilt pottery, taught by the best in NM, and inspired by her wild and dramatic environs.

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Kathy Morsell
Kathy Morsell

About the Art

Life in Japan, an apprenticeship with Taos micaceous potter Mary Witkop, working as a chef, farmer, and the fascinating humans along the way have been a great source of inspiration. Many thanks to the past, present, and future for the opportunity to create handbuilt pottery.

Bio

For over two decades I have been coexisting with the vast space, mind-blowing winds, magnificent mountains, blue sky, Milky Way, and rainbows in northern New Mexico’s Sunshine Valley; always creating pottery and growing gardens.

Contact

Kathy Morsell
Black Star in Sunshine
blackstarinsunshine@taosnet.com
575-586-1498
Website

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Scotty Mitchell

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Nancy Thompson Brown (deceased)

A beloved wife’s work lives on
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Mose Rainault

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This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs,
and by the National Endowment for the Arts.

Questa Creative Council
PO Box 1025
Questa, NM 87556

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Our Mission

Questa Creative Council seeks to strengthen and sustain community enrichment and economic opportunities through arts, culture, history, and education.

Our Vision

We will enhance opportunities to build cooperation among artists, artisans, cultural creatives and community members. We will help build a beneficial future while nurturing, sustaining or reviving traditional and contemporary creative pursuits.

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This project is supported in part by an award from New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts, Art Works.