Cary Hulin
Born 1962 Illinois
EDUCATION
BFA Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois
APPRENTICESHIPS & RESIDENCIES
Todd Piker Cornwall Bridge Pottery, Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut
PRIMARY WORK EXPERIENCE
Rockdale Union Stoneware Co. of Cambridge, Wisconsin (3 years)
Westerwald Pottery, Scenery Hill, Pennsylvania (2 years)
Studio Potter
BIOGRAPHY
Cary Hulin and wife, Elaine Hulin, are known for wood fired wheel-thrown stoneware pottery fired in teardrop shaped, cross-draft wood kiln. Cary throws pots and Elaine decorates them.
The Hulins live in Big Prairie, Ohio, in the heart of Ohio’s Amish country. Although they are not Amish the Hulins settled in Big Prairie because of the inexpensive land, proximity to sawmills, and the welcoming Amish community.
Cary Hulin’ studied with Jim Hensen at Bradley University. Both Cary and Elaine apprenticed with Todd Picker at Cornwall Bridge Pottery.
Public Collections
American Museum of Ceramic Art, Pomona, California
Bibliography
AkronLife.com, November 1, 2016. Amish County Artisans: Cary & Elaine Hurlin Create Clay-ful Art at Homes County Pottery. https://www.akronlife.com/travel/amish-country-artisans/ Last accessed: 30 October 2021.
Clark, Phyllis Blair. “Cary Hulin.” Ceramics Monthly, May 1998. Vol. 46, Issue 5, pg. 50-56.
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“Holmes County Pottery” impressed using a machine made stamp.
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