An exhibition of paintings, sculpture, ceramics, and glasswork by Rotarians who are artists
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James
Rice of Naples, Florida, describes himself as a professional
potter whose goal is to produce functional artwork.
Although he is known across the US for his distinctive hand-painted fish plates and platters, Jim has also created vases, tiles, furniture, murals, and fountains. As owner of The Clay Place, he crafts clay into "beautiful objects that can be part of people's daily lives."
Jim opens up his studio to Scout troops and student field trips. The studio has become a public resource, he says.
Although he is known across the US for his distinctive hand-painted fish plates and platters, Jim has also created vases, tiles, furniture, murals, and fountains. As owner of The Clay Place, he crafts clay into "beautiful objects that can be part of people's daily lives."
Jim opens up his studio to Scout troops and student field trips. The studio has become a public resource, he says.
A group
study Exchange team member to Sweden in 1982, he lead a GSE
team from Florida to South Africa in 1990.
The Paul Harris Fellow and Rotary Foundation Benefactor is a 10-year board member of his Rotary Club of Naples-Pelican Bay. Jim has served as the District 6960 GSE chairman for seven years.
The Paul Harris Fellow and Rotary Foundation Benefactor is a 10-year board member of his Rotary Club of Naples-Pelican Bay. Jim has served as the District 6960 GSE chairman for seven years.
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