The best way for me to express my imagination is to take
the beloved Clay and transform it.
This is a time of transition for me; I have enjoyed learning about
the techniques of Ceramic sculpture, as well as traditional
forms of pottery making.
Seeing the world differently and finding new ways
of looking at Ceramic works of art has inspired me to challenge myself.

I felt that I needed to make my work in a way that would reflect
my own culture and where I come from, even though I still have
a lot to learn about my own history. I am committed to
clay not only for the traditional expression of the medium,
but for the new challenge
of creating my own forms in this time of Transition.
Mia's Clay Arts
P.O.Box 59364, Schaumburg, IL. 60159
E-mail: miaclay-art.com

Mia's Clay Arts
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Exhibitions
Beverly Art Center
2007
Chicago, IL.
By The Ounce
NCECA
NCECA 2007 Juried
Exhibition
Nippon-Togei-Club
Mitsukoshi Department Store
In Tokyo, Japan 2007 May
American Ceramic Society,
Los Angels, CA,
AMOCA, President Show,
Extreme Clay
William Harper
Collage,
Palatine, Illinois 2007
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Anagama-fired Yakishime
Wheel-thrown Bowel
Stoneweare
40 " dia,
Anagama-fired Yakishime
Wheel-thrown altered Plate
stoneweare
30" dia.
Anagama-fired Yakishime
Wheel-thrown altered Plate
stoneweare
30" dia.
11th CaFa show
2008
New York, NY
Selected work
New Scluptre Works
2012
'Wall Flower' piece has been awarded
the Ray Mills Award!

The Ray Mills Award is awarded to the
top scoring Point of View Art entry.
Harper Point of View

17" long x 9" wide
Pocelain clay
2009 Jingdezehn, China
International Ceramic Art
Exhibition.
2011 Bemidji Community
Art Center
Benidji, Minnesota
Print on Clay Newyork - New York
(1) 17" H x 5" D x 12" W
(2) 12" H x 5" D x 14" W