Barry Rhodes has been a potter for
nearly 30 years, having started as an apprentice under
Rick Berman and Glenn Dair in the late 1970s at
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center in Atlanta. From there he
maintained a studio in the old Nexus Arts Center in
Atlanta, producing vessels shown throughout the United
States. His work is in many collections including the
Mint Museum in Charlotte, N.C., and Agnes Scott
College.
In addition to pottery, Barry has a Ph.D. in Physics from Emory University and taught at Clark Atlanta University in the Department of Physics for 10 years. He now works at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention where he is a computer scientist in the Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion. He maintains a studio in Decatur where he resides with his family.
“Untitled Clay Bowl” is offered at $225. See the slideshow for more:
Make the equivalent $225 donation and receive Barry’s beautiful “Untitled Clay Bowl.”
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