Page Morris

Page Morris is an experimental artist from Columbia, SC. She prefers acrylic and mixed media. Her favorite subjects are landscapes and vases of funky flowers. Page has recently started painting with oil. Stop by Finleaf to see her new work.

David Changer

David Changer has been working with clay since the age of six. He went to Hampshire College where he graduated with a liberal arts degree in architecture and design. David approaches ceramics as a designer, generally through dozens of ideas until he refines the product to incorporate ergonomics, functionality, and style. Most of his work plays with classical lines and forms, and are designed to be both modern and classic. Each signed and dated piece is individually handcrafted on the potters' wheel by a master artisan, and the work is made from a high quality stoneware clay that has vitrified upon firing so that is will hold water with or without glaze, making it very functional. In many instances his glazes are designed to imitate traditional glazes or effects, while incorporating a more modern palette.

Loren Chen

Originally from Taiwan now living in Rhode Island Dogwood, Red Maple, Ferns and Bleeding Hearts are his inspiration. Functional and Beautiful these pieces are a wonderful addition to any home.

Catherine Fouche Walker

Catherine Fouche' Walker lives in Blythewood, South Carolina. It is here where she creates spirited jewelry made of gold, copper, sliver and stone. All of Catherine's pieces are one of a kind and they are all accented with her signature snake hook clasps. Her work is striking and gorgeous, a fine investment and addition to any womans collection.

Michele Kingery

Michele was born in New York, not far from where her grandparents settled after emigrating from Italy. Her great grandfather was a fresco painter in the region of Calabria. He is a source of inspiration in her work. Through him her artistic roots date back to the 1800's. They are both "turn of the century" painters separated by 100 years. Michele has a studio in Five Points and also shows her work at the Bus Stop Gallery.

Alex Marshall

Alex Marshall’s ceramics can be described as beautifully functional sculpture. Many have referred to her work as organic — an elegant mixture of art and chance. But she takes a highly skilled and deliberate approach to her art. Ms. Marshall, who studied painting and ceramics sculpture at Skidmore College and received her MFA in conceptual art from the San Francisco Art Institute, designs and produces dinnerware and ceramics with an authenticity to both beauty and function. Her collections cannot be described as either formal or casual — it’s artful. Alex’s work is represented in some of the finest stores in the country, in addition to custom projects - including magazine, cookbook and television stylings, restaurants, special events, public and private home staging, and floral design.