The Pottery has moved to the Art Colony on Alabama Row at the Greenbrier
The Pottery opened in 2005 at The Greenbrier and was located in a small white building. In January 2011, The Pottery moved to the Art Colony Shops on Alabama Row located atop a hill that overlooks the Springhouse at The Greenbrier.
The view from this spot is awesome anytime of the year!
While exploring the Arts Colony at the Greenbrier you will have the pleasure of seeing the work of master potter, Tracy Brent Howard at the Pottery. Terri Howard's … (12 comments)
At Christie's Signature Art, you will find Michael Christie, an artist in residence, at the Greenbrier's Art Colony. Michael's studio has been at the Greenbrier since 2007. His ability to capture the essence of his subjects offers a gift that is twofold; it sparks an emotional connection to the viewer and is what drives Michael to create. His unguarded perspectives accentuate the spirituality he sees in everyday life. Michael aspires to translate the eloquence of language into the visual poetry of painting. He finds comfort … (5 comments)
A Unique Shopping Experience at the Greenbrier's Art Colony, Part 7, The Pottery
While exploring the Arts Colony at the Greenbrier you will have the pleasure of seeing the work of master potter, Tracy Brent Howard at the Pottery. Terri Howard's welcoming demeanor and desire to share Tracy's art with you will add an education about pottery to an already enjoyable experience.
The Pottery opened in 2005 at The Greenbrier. The Howard's also have a studio in White Sulphur Springs were the pottery is made. When Tracy Brent Howard was three and four years old his mother would watch him go down to the pond and dig up clay … (7 comments)
A Unique Shopping Experience at the Greenbrier's Art Colony, Part 6, Studio 40, Art-to-Wear and Fine American Crafts
Mary Chappell, a textiles artist from Virginia, moved to West Virginia in 1980 to open a gallery at the Greenbrier's Art Colony. She now resides in Lewisburg, WV and has been at the Greenbrier for 30 years.
"My mission has always been to link talented artists with an educated and admiring public. I have been involved with the retail sale of handcrafted goods since 1976, when a friend and I opened a weaving supply shop and gallery in Harrisonburg, VA. I was a producing artist … (11 comments)
A Unique Shopping Experience at the Greenbrier's Art Colony Retail Shops - Part 3, Virtu Studio Gallery, featuring handmade jewelry and beautiful and unique works of glass.
Virtu means excellence in craftsmanship….and this is what you will find in this gallery, says owners Alex J. Brand, glass artist and Susan Chapman Thomas, Designer/Goldsmith.
Instead of rebuilding after a fire had destroyed their home in Corning, New York, they decided to move to West Virginia in January 2009. Why West Virginia…..really several reasons…… Susan is from West Virginia; "we both love the climate, and wanted to be closer to family, and of … (15 comments)
A Unique Shopping Experience at the Greenbrier's Art Colony Retail Shops - Part 1, Mackenzie-Dow Fine Furniture
Overlooking the Springhouse at The Greenbrier Resort atop a hill, called Alabama Row, are eight retail stores....aptly called the Art Colony Shops. A porch stretches from one end to the other, making it easy to stop at each shop or just relax on the benches and take in the magnificent mountain views. The view from this spot is awesome anytime of the year!
The Art Colony is an unique experience. Skilled artisans, working in metal, leather, brass, … (8 comments)
Author Bio: Rebecca Gaujot is a licensed REALTOR®. She started in 1988 in Northern Virginia and now a full-time agent in Lewisburg, West Virginia. She has over 30 years of experience helping home buyers and home sellers successfully navigate through a real estate transaction in Lewisburg, White Sulphur Springs, Fairlea, Caldwell,WV and other areas of the Greenbrier County since 2007.
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