Pre-Mother' Day Show and Sale by Nick Prokos, master potter and sculptor, celebrating 50 years of remarkable ceramic art at his studio, 1698 First Street, Highland Park, x10 am to 5pm

Nick Prokos, master potter and sculptor, celebrates half century of remarkable ceramic art with Pre-Mother's Day Show and Sale

Saturday, April 30 -May 1, 2011   10 a.m. - 5 p.m.,

Nick Prokos Stoneware, 1698 First Street Tel: 847 432 5904

Nick Prokoss, master potter and sculptor, celebrates half century of remarkable ceramic art with a Pre-Mother's Day Show and Sale April 30-May1 at his studio in Highland Park

Nick Prokos, master potter and sculptor, celebrates half century of remarkable ceramic art with a Pre-Mother's Day Show and Sale, April 30 – May 1, 2011 in his studio at 1698 First Street, Highland Park, Il (across from the train station), April 30th, and Sunday, May 1st, from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.

Every piece of Prokos's work is an original, from versatile containers to abstract sculptures, designed to appeal to earthy and airy souls alike. This Spring's show features exciting new textures and glazes, including more examples of last year's popular shino glaze in pearlescent orange, blue and green. Also, there are new versions of Prokos's standards, such as tall smoked and glazed bottles, and clay baskets with grape-vine handles.

For further information, call Mr. Prokos at 847-425-5904. His studio is directly across from Highland Park 's main Metra Station, and there is ample parking on the street or nearby.

ABOUT THE SCULPTOR: – Nick Prokos has taught ceramics at such institutions as Eastern Michigan University, St. Cloud State College, Highland Park High School and the Art Institute of Chicago. His work is represented in the permanent collections of the Illinois State Museum , the Kenosha Art Museum , and Wayne State University , among others, and he holds an M.A. from the latter.

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Contact: Nick Prokos, 847 432 5904, nprokos@gmail.com

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By Hal Troupin April 18 at 9:37 p.m.