About

Kari Radasch was born and raised in coastal Maine. She received her BFA from the Maine College of Art in Portland, Maine, and her MFA from the University of Nebraska- Lincoln. She has been a resident at the IWCAT program in Tokoname Japan, and Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts. She was an Emerging Artist at the 2004 NCECA in Indianapolis and a demonstrator at the 2010 NCECA in Philadelphia. She was the first potter awarded the Evelyn Shapiro Fellowship at The Clay Studio in Philly. Kari has been a Lecturer in Art and Visual Culture at Bates College, a presenter at Utilitarian Clay V and taught workshops and been a visiting artist at Art Centers and Universities around the Country. Kari currently teaches adjunct at Southern Maine Community College in Portland, Maine. She lives and pots in Westbrook, Maine with her husband Ian Anderson, daughter Ruby May, son Heilo Blue and their dog Max. You can reach Kari at kari@kariradasch.com.

From my Blog

Distractions and Inspirations.

18 May

What Happens Behind the Scenes

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18 May

Introducing Our New Offices

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9 May

Exciting Times

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  • Kari

    My 2014 holiday sale will go live on Wednesday December 10th at noon EST. It will run from the 10th- 14th at 11:59 p.m. This way I am sure to be able to pack and ship everything in time for the christmas holiday.
    This is my largest and most resolved body of work since my son Heilo was born 2.5 yrs ago. Large serving bowls, jars, ice cream dishes, specialty serving pieces and cozy, generous mugs. I am really thrilled to share them with you. You can follow this link over to my Etsy page.

    Whenever I get enough work, I have an online sale. I let people know through facebook, instagram, and this website. For those of you who bought something last year, thank you so much for a stellar 2014. My mothers day sale and pop up sales this past year were amazing and sold very quickly. I can only hope to be so lucky in the future. As always I will continue to bring your my very best pots directly from the kiln and ship them quickly to your door wherever that might be.

     

    Dont be a stranger!

    - Kari