No water,
No life,
No blue,
No green.
-Sylvia Earle
Cynthia Cooper is a potter. a teacher. a communicator. a facilitator. an environmentalist. a motivator. a business owner.
Cindy Cooper is a professional clay artist working in Goshen, IN since 1992. She received a Lilly Grant entitled, “Dive Down to Change the Coral Reefs through Art.” Inspired by her underwater photography of the coral reefs, the high fired bas-reliefs on large jars give the viewer an experience of environmental awareness and the unique beauty of the reefs.
FEATURED PIECES
Craggy Temmoku Woodfire Vase
Sea Green Line Dance with Burgandy Woodfire Vase
Woodfire Swirl Shino Vase
Gem
Blue Moon
Toasted Turtle
Brown Bumpy Janice Textured Woodfire Vase
Wad Spotted Vase-woodfired
Cynthia’s Sketchbook
Thoughts from Cynthia and news about upcoming shows.
Cynthia Cooper featured by Goshen Arts Council
Cynthia was recently featured by the Goshen Arts Council with a profile about her ceramics and her passion for the environment. I touched clay in eighth grade, and I knew that was my medium immediately.I have three sisters who are all teachers. My mother was a...
4See Cynthia at the Spring Pottery Show!
The Goshen Clay Artists Guild is having their Spring Show/Sale. Have the opportunity to see clay work from over 20 artists including Cynthia’s latest work.
Goshen Clay Guild
212 W. Washington Street, Goshen
April 30 (9am-4pm)
May 1 (noon-4pm)
Learn with Cynthia.
Cynthia Cooper spent 24 years as an art teacher at Goshen High School and inspired many of her students to pursue their own careers in the arts. Cynthia is retired now, but continues offering education through workshops, lessons and speaking engagements.