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Dale Duncan
1560 Trotter Place
York, South Carolina 29745
803-684-0370
duncan13@bellsouth.net
www.daleduncanpottery.com
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Textured Vessels and
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Dale first started working in clay in 1972 while
attending Northwest Missouri State University in
Maryville, Missouri. Shortly after graduation he set up
a studio just outside of Kansas City in Kearney,
Missouri. It's there that he first began to develop his
textured style of pottery. In 1983 Dale and his wife,
Kate, moved to Charlotte, North Carolina, where he
continued studying and working in clay at Spirit Square
and later at The Foundry Clay Studio.
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Over the years, Dale's pottery has
continued to evolve and expand. Today, the majority of
his work is one-of-a-kind pieces, combining both hand
and wheel thrown techniques. His "Textured Vessels"
series explores contrasting surface textures based on
design elements from both traditional and contemporary
pottery shapes.
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Dale Duncan's studio is located in York, South Carolina,
and is open by appointment. If you would like more
information or would like to arrange a visit, please
feel free to give Dale a call at 803-684-0370 or e-mail
at
duncan13@bellsouth.net.
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