Alison brings a wealth of training as an Applied Arts graduate in Studio Ceramics and Political Science from the College of Craft and Design in Fredericton and the University of New Brunswick Saint John. She is the owner of “I Love Saint John Pottery”, a sole proprietorship that offers production pottery, pottery instruction, and ceramic literacy. She has participated in the International Workshop for Ceramic Arts in Tokoname, Japan.
The New Brunswick Sculpture Symposium 2012 is going to change the face of Saint John. It’s a great feat to bring such a monumental event to our city. It’s my goal to be an ambassador of Saint John to the visiting sculptors as well as the interns and to the curious on-lookers. My involvement in a number of communities in Saint John makes me a very strong presence in any local event. I look forward to watching the sculptures unfold, helping in their creation, and celebrating the reactions of the international community via social media.
