Montana artist, Christine McKay, was born in Honolulu and raised near Seattle. Her birthplace, the lush Northwest, and the inland Rocky Mountain country, have all had tremendous infuence on her artwork. Indigenous cultures from those diverse locales shaped her passions and subsequent interests in prehistory, its ancient art forms, and world mythologies.
She received a BFA from the University of Montana in Missoula, where she augmented her art studies with archaeology and anthropology. Her current medium is clay, mostly porcelain. She uses the slab building method, some throwing and coil work; often times combining all three.
She works out of her private mountain studio and lives with her husband, horses, cats, dog, and diverse Montana wildlife.
She received a BFA from the University of Montana in Missoula, where she augmented her art studies with archaeology and anthropology. Her current medium is clay, mostly porcelain. She uses the slab building method, some throwing and coil work; often times combining all three.
She works out of her private mountain studio and lives with her husband, horses, cats, dog, and diverse Montana wildlife.
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Clay Work by
Christine McKay
Clay Work by
Christine McKay
Copyrighted Images-Christine McKay
All rights reserved - 2010
All rights reserved - 2010
