“Self Portrait”: an exhibition of pottery by artist Terry Couch at UW-Sheboygan

“Self Portrait” – an exhibition of pottery by Artist Terry Couch.
Opens Friday, Aug. 186 – 8 PM
UW Sheboygan Fine Art Gallery, 
1 University Dr. Sheboygan, WI. 
Terry is a graduate of Iowa State University and the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee.  Couch holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Botany,  BFA in Ceramics, and a Masters of Fine Art in Ceramics. 

A life long passion for growing houseplants and study of  botany influence life in the studio primarily making  flower pot and vase forms.

Contact information: artensoulstudio@gmail.com
On view thru September and includes four new works added to Peg Haubert’s  exhibit “Remix: Praxis & Juncture. 
Gallery hours weekdays 8 am – 6 pm
Closed weekends.

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