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IN LEIPER’S FORK, TENNESSEE

The Copper Fox Gallery

4136 Old Hillsboro Road
Franklin, TN 37064
615.569.9191

Gallery Hours:

Tuesday - Saturday 11 - 5 pm

Sundays 12-4 pm

Contact:

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A true renaissance potter, David Porter builds his own wood-fired kilns and digs by hand his own clay. Making truly remarkable stoneware pottery, David will occasionally paint designs onto the surface with his glazes and slips while adding salt and

Valerie Edwards has a unique skill transforming paper, wood and paint into fanciful joy. Her process behind her sculptures took over 3 years to develop. The colors, patterns and details in each of her pieces are phenomenally unique and add further

Working in clay for over 40 years, Merissa Tobler has created a look and design that is refreshingly beautiful. Her clay work is wonderfully simple, aesthetically pleasing and functional. Merissa primarily throws her clay but hand builds her pieces

An avid outdoorsman, Richard Howard has a deep passion for not just the sport, but for the beauty of birds, upland game birds and waterfowl especially. Wild birds have always captivated Richard, especially in-flight, due to their intricate feather c

Artist Jennifer Anderson is enthralled and captivated by birds. Their colors, designs, shapes and graceful movements intrigue her. Her watercolor painting of a Great Blue Heron captures the magnificence of this wonderful bird. Great Blue Heron are

Transferring magazine ink on top of beeswax that adds color and visual texture onto his subjects, Randy Purcell is able to create images with a fluid emotional value. Randy strives to trigger a memory in the viewer’s mind about his subject mat

Nashville potter John Sellberg strives to create pottery that is useful and simple yet reflects his individual style of being fun, fluid and functional. John works with porcelain clay that offers a pure white background for his subtle blue and green

Brian Hibbard’s ability to capture the subtle beauty of a lazy flowing river or three chatty swallows on a wire reflects the impact of nature on his psyche. These two paintings from Brian almost let you feel the gentle summertime heat and the

Tom Jaszczak’s beautifully unique pottery is made from red earthenware clay. His pieces display minimalistic markings and are finished with a surface solution that uses a soda ash that adds a distinct finish. The atmospheric soda firing adds