STEPHEN PROCTER STUDIOS
AS FEATURED IN
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PRESENCE
FORM, SCALE, AND
The Artist
Stephen Procter works in clay and often on a potter’s wheel, yet the scale and character of his work position it in the realm of sculpture. He thinks of his practice as an investigation into the mystery of form. How it is that scale, curve, and volume carry meaning and move us.
“HOW IS IT THAT A FORM CARRIES
MEANING, AND MOVES US?”
STEPHEN PROCTER
“HOW IS IT THAT A FORM CARRIES
MEANING, AND MOVES US?”
STEPHEN PROCTER
One-of-a-kind Pieces
ONE OF ONE,
NEVER REPEATED
ONE OF ONE,
NEVER REPEATED
The Studio Collections
READY TO ORDER
ESTABLISHED FORMS
Designs that merit repetition, each thrown by hand in the studio. Because they pass through flame, no two surfaces are ever quite alike, though the forms remain constant. These are available to order directly.
Commissions
A WORK MADE FOR
YOUR PLACE
WORKS THAT
Commissioned works are designed and created to respond to the character and emotional tone of the spaces they will occupy. Not merely ornaments, they often function as focal points that anchor a landscape design or architectural statement.
MAKES A SPACE
INTO A PLACE
STUDY WITH STEPHEN IN VERMONT
Workshops
STUDY WITH ME IN
IN VERMONT
A few times each year Stephen opens his studio to a small handful of potters who want to learn to work at large scale. There is an in-person week and an online course to begin.
Potters per session
7
5
Days in studio
2027
Dates open