McCollom Clay

at is taught in an academic setting. Andrew learned the importance of production pottery, clay manufacturing, and distribution. He then had the opportunity to participate in a community based wood firing with Taos Clay owner Logan Wannamaker. This exposure presented Andrew a rare perspective at an age old tradition using wood as fuel. He was then offered a position as head potter at Hanselmann Pottery and has since been engaging in constant discussion about function, form, and design. He has helped Hanselmann develop a new line of pottery considering function and decoration as one. He plans to attend Graduate school in the future therefore constantly works towards expanding and building his portfolio. Andrew involves himself with the community through local events and keeps his focus on ideas surrounding contemporary Ceramics.