Bio

Since I was a little girl growing up in a working class town outside of Boston, I always wanted to be an artist.  I drew every day, and went away to college in New York City, to Parsons School of Design.  There I learned how to really draw, and think, and most importantly, how to hold a hammer.



After many adventures, including finding pottery, I came back with my husband and young son to my hometown, had two more kids (!), and continued to want to be an artist.



Currently I am making functional pottery and sculpture in terra cotta, glazed in the maiolica style.  I teach ceramics at the New Art Center in Newton, MA and at Mudflat Pottery School in Somerville, MA.  I think that, finally, I can call myself an artist!