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Erik Haagensen graduated from a liberal art university, Georgetown University, Washington DC, with a B.S. in Business Administration. This set him up for a career in enterprise soft ware applications, but the additional coursework in Art History, Studio Arts, Psychology, Philosophy, and Theology fed his appetite for experimenting with the arts. He would go home from his day job and make art, and then in 2001 shifted his primary focus to making ceramics.
With his wife and studio partner, Luba Sharapan, Haagensen set up a large community art studio dedicated to clay in Atlanta, called MudFire Clayworks. For ten years the couple shared their space with over a 100 artists and students at a time, taught every day, produced monthly gallery exhibits, and hosted artists from around the world for workshops. In 2013 Haagesen and Sharapan sold the studio to a group of artist friends and moved to an old farm in Appalachia to focus on their own work.
With his wife and studio partner, Luba Sharapan, Haagensen set up a large community art studio dedicated to clay in Atlanta, called MudFire Clayworks. For ten years the couple shared their space with over a 100 artists and students at a time, taught every day, produced monthly gallery exhibits, and hosted artists from around the world for workshops. In 2013 Haagesen and Sharapan sold the studio to a group of artist friends and moved to an old farm in Appalachia to focus on their own work.
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- Jane Andrews
- Michael Barnes
- Andrea Benson
- Marit Berg
- Kelsey Bowen
- Morgan Brig
- Beth Bojarski
- Scot Cameron-Bell
- Lyell Castonguay
- Molly Cliff Hilts
- Karen Croner
- Darn Pottery: Luba Sharapan
- Kamala Dolphin-Kingsley
- Patricia L. Giraud
- Gary Goodman
- Geoffrey Gorman
- Michelle Gregor
- Laine Groeneweg
- Erik Haagensen
- Yuji Hiratsuka
- Lynne Hobaica
- Jani Hoberg
- Matthew Hopson-Walker
- Ruth Hunter
- Duy Huynh
- Liza Jones
- Steve Jones
- Michael Kelly
- Andrew Kosten
- Malia Landis
- Michèle Landsaat
- Laurie Lisonbee
- Suzanne M. Long
- Ray Maseman
- Emily McPhie
- Paul Miller
- Briony Morrow-Cribbs
- Carla O'Connor
- Heidi Preuss Grew
- Angela Purviance
- R. Keaney Rathbun
- Rebecca Ruegger
- Keith Schneider
- Richard Shorten
- John Taylor
- Maggie Taylor
- Mary Alayne Thomas
- Randy Van Dyck
- Alisa Vernon
- Cary Weigand
- Doug Whitfield
- Kensuke Yamada
- Aggie Zed
- Artwork
- Subscribe
- Blog