Artist: Joan Zagrobelny

2024. Ceramic. 21 x 18 x 5 (size in inches; allow for slight variance due to rounding).

Joan Zagrobelny creates coil-built vessels and sculptures using white and paper clay, forming abstract, organic shapes that emphasize balance and structure. After beginning her work in California, she developed techniques that highlight layered surfaces through multiple low-fire processes. Her pieces feature richly textured finishes, with visible marks and intricate color layers created through glazing, scraping, and repeated firings.

This Artist has generously donated 100% of the proceeds to the Cahoon Museum of American Art.

Artist: Joan Zagrobelny

2025. Ceramic. 24.5 x 11 x 5 (size in inches; allow for slight variance due to rounding).

Joan Zagrobelny creates coil-built vessels and sculptures using white and paper clay, forming abstract, organic shapes that emphasize balance and structure. After beginning her work in California, she developed techniques that highlight layered surfaces through multiple low-fire processes. Her pieces feature richly textured finishes, with visible marks and intricate color layers created through glazing, scraping, and repeated firings.

This Artist has generously donated 100% of the proceeds to the Cahoon Museum of American Art.

Artist: Bonnie Garaventi

2025. Ceramic. 12 x 22 (size in inches; allow for slight variance due to rounding).

Bonnie Garaventi's ceramic artworks are inspired by the natural world of Cape Cod, including her ceramic sculptures of North Atlantic Right whales and Humpback whales. Working in stoneware and clay, her pieces combine both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques. She has studied at the Acorn Gallery School of Art in Marblehead and The Clay School in Lynn, Massachusetts.