NEWS — APRIL 15, 2024
An article published by the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C., authored by Paul Schmelzer, features Richard Bresnahan and The Saint John’s Pottery.
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At the front fire-mouth, during the lighting ceremony for the 16th firing of the Johanna Kiln, October 7, 2022. This photograph, and cover photograph, by Nate Jorgensen.
One of the stoke holes of the first chamber of the Johanna Kiln. Photograph by Nate Jorgensen.
Firing crew, first weekend of the firing, at the front firemouth. Photograph by Nate Jorgensen.
Firing charts, first weekend. Photograph by Nate Jorgensen.
Wood piles after the firing has moved in to the Tanegashima chamber. Photograph by Nate Jorgensen.
Richard Bresnahan removing a cup from a stoke hole in the Tanegashima chamber, as a draw test. Photograph by Nate Jorgensen.
The draw test cup, after being dunked in water. Photograph by Nate Jorgensen.
Stoking the Tanegashima chamber. Photograph by Nate Jorgensen.
Stoking the Tanegashima chamber. Photograph by Nate Jorgensen.
Closing a stoke hole after stoking the Tanegashima chamber. Photograph by Nate Jorgensen.
