

Panelist & Student Exhibition Juror
Priscilla Mouritzen is a South African-born ceramic artist who has lived and worked in Denmark for the past 35 years. Recent Artist-in-Residence work periods (in Arizona, Montana and North Carolina in the US, in Kohila in Estonia and in Johannesburg in South Africa) have given her the opportunity to experiment with different ways of treating the clay surface prior to wood-firing. She fires her high temperature work at the International Ceramic Center - Guldagergaard in Denmark, in the huge Cross Draught kiln built by Fred Olsen in 1998, or the Train kiln built by Robert Sanderson and Coll Minogue.
Panelist & Student Exhibition Juror
Priscilla Mouritzen is a South African-born ceramic artist who has lived and worked in Denmark for the past 35 years. Recent Artist-in-Residence work periods (in Arizona, Montana and North Carolina in the US, in Kohila in Estonia and in Johannesburg in South Africa) have given her the opportunity to experiment with different ways of treating the clay surface prior to wood-firing. She fires her high temperature work at the International Ceramic Center - Guldagergaard in Denmark, in the huge Cross Draught kiln built by Fred Olsen in 1998, or the Train kiln built by Robert Sanderson and Coll Minogue.