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Inspired by the native Midwest flora and fauna, Marret’s pottery, sculpture, and prints embody the beauty of her surroundings. Marret now showcases her work at fine art fairs, galleries, and through juried exhibitions.

She continued her education with post-baccalaureate studies at Indiana University South East in 2021. After honing her skills as a production potter in Indianapolis, IN, she embarked on an entrepreneurial journey to become a self employed artist in March of 2023.

Taking place on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend (May 24th), shoppers will be able to enjoy an intimate and up-front experience with our region’s ceramic artists. See a full roster of open studios during the tour at MichianaSpringClayTour.com.

Doors open at 10am.

We hope to see you there!

The majority of her work is fired in wood kiln for about 95 hours. Exposing the bare clay allows the flame and wood ash to create its own unique glaze when it is fired. She graduated Bachelor of Applied Arts: 3D Concentration along with an Art History Minor from Central Michigan University.

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Their work ranges from sculptural explorations to functional pottery, reflecting diverse influences and backgrounds. This year’s winners represent six different states from around the country.

These artists bring fresh perspectives and innovative techniques to the ceramics community, enriching the regional art scene with their distinctive styles and creative expressions.

The 2025 Emerging Artists are:
• Alejandro Mejía Andrade
• Yael Braha
• Noel Burkhardt
• Francesca Coker
• Jiaqi Lin
• Suzanne Mauro
• Edel Miller
• Hailey Piché
• Micah Lewis Van Sweezie
• Amal Tamari

The selected artists receive a complimentary one-year membership to NICA, providing valuable networking and exhibition opportunities, including participation in the Michiana Pottery Tour, the Michiana Spring Clay Tour, and the Ruthmere Ceramic Showcase.

His vibrant, durable pieces, fired to perfection, bring joy to daily rituals. Ryan is also the co-host of the “Wheel Talk” podcast.

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You can learn more about our Spring Surfaces Workshop, which also includes a soda firing with Justin Rothshank Ceramics and a presentation on Oni Glazing by Dick Lehman, at IndianaClay.org/Workshops .

Workshop attendees will be invited into Jesse's studio and gallery space for a detailed demonstration of his process. Additionally, attendees will be able to send files in advance for Jesse to print and have ready to apply and fire on their own work during the weekend.

The Spring Surfaces Workshop includes two kiln firings, materials, and glazes. Lodging and food are separate costs. NICA members can sign-up for $300 to attend, a $50 discount from the public rate.

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Additionally, Jesse Woodworth of Riverwood Pottery will be detailing his decal process and Dick Lehman will be sharing about his extensive career, travels, and Oni Glazing technique.