To kick off the Whitefish Art Walk Series, Mi Casa Pottery will be introducing Sherry Wells as their new artist during the Art Walk. Mi Casa Pottery is now carrying Sherry Wells Pottery. You can find a link to Mi Casa Pottery Store in the Galleries + section of this website.

To kick off this year's Art Walk, Stillwater Gallery is having a Vases Show with 12 of Sherry's Vases on display and available for sale. This show will be on display during the entire month of May.

Participant in the 2011 Hockaday Tour of Studios, held September 24 & 25, 2011. The Hockaday Museum is sponsoring a tour of local artists studios. Seventeen artists are participating, opening their studios, inviting the public during this weekend. Maps are available at the Hockaday Museum and at participating studios listing the participating artists with directions to their studios. Please come out, meet Sherry and see where the pottery is made.
You can find a link to the Hockaday Museum in the Galleries + page of this website.

Participant in the 2011 Wood Fire Show at the Stillwater Gallery in Whitefish. Opening reception is during First Thursday's on the evening of September 4, show will be up during the month of September, 2011.

Sherry Wells Pottery will be at the following craft fairs in 2011:
Art in the Park, July 22 - 24 in Depot Park, Kalispell
Festival of the Arts, August 6 - 8, downtown Bigfork
Please come by and say "hi".
Sherry Wells Pottery is also a participant in the Local Studio Tour sponsored by the Hockaday Museum on Sept. 24 and 25, 2011. Come on by and meet Sherry and see where the pottery is made.

Sherry's wood-fired Wavy Triangle Plate was juried into an internation show at the Las Cruces Museum of Art, opening reception Friday, Sept, 2, 5-7 p.m. in the Museum of Art.

Sherry Wells Pottery will be at Birds and Beasley's in Helena during the Archie Bray 60th Anniversary Ceramic Stroll throughout Helena. Come out and see all the art all around town with all the artists in town for this exciting international event!

Montana Arts Council sponsered this "Gathering of Artists", October 13 & 14, 2011 at the Hilton Garden Inn, Great Falls, MT.

You can find Sherry Wells Pottery at the following craft fairs this summer:
Whitefish Arts Festival, Depot Park - Friday July 2-4
Huckleberry Days, Whitefish, Depot Park - August 13 - 15
Think Local, Kalispell, Court House Lawn - August 27 - 29

Stillwater Gallery, Whitefish, Montana
Participant in the May 2010 Show, a Wood Fired Oval Bowl with hand made cane handle and a set of four Wood Fired Tumblers will be shown.

Baltimore Clayworks, Baltimore, Maryland.
Participant in their Teapots IV Exhibition opening on January 10 and running through February 22, 2009. Sherry's Crusty Teapot was accepted to participate in this show.

Stillwater Gallery, Whitefish, MT
Participant in the 2008 Invitational Show with a wood fired triangle plate and altered rectangle bowl were shown.

Sherry's Triangle plate stack was shown during the Members' Salon at the Hockaday Museum.

Stillwater Gallery, Whitefish, MT.
Participant in the 2007 Invitational Show with three wood-fired pieces.

Sherry's "Crusty Jar" was accepted to participate in this National juried show, "Put a Lid On It". The jar can be viewed in the Gallery section of this website. The show was held at Mudfire Gallery in Decatur, Georgia from May 12 thru June 6, 2007 which included over 60 international artists contributing a variety of lidded vessels. For more information visit www.mudfire.com.

The first Studio Open House and Sale at Free Flight Studio. Open for all to come out, take a look around the studio and see where the pottery is made and what is new for the holiday season.

Sherry received her Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education, an extended major in Art and a minor in Reading. She is a certified teacher in Montana with K-12 endorsements in Art and Reading

Stillwater Gallery, Whitefish, MT
Participant in the 2005 Invitational Show for participants of an Anagama firing.

Participant in a juried show at the Hockaday Museum, Kalispell, MT.

Participant in an invitational raku show at the Hockaday Museum, Kalispell, MT

Sherry began and organized the only annual art show in Eureka area at that time.