I can make specific pieces to fit the needs of the buyer. This means one can choose size, color, and to a certain extent form, of the pieces selected. Functional pieces are all food safe glazes, dishwasher and oven safe, but they cannot be used on a stovetop. Since they are handmade, there will be […]
Since 1992, Guy has been the driving force of the “Empty Bowl” charity event. This event has been growing every year since I started it in Flint in 1992, after meeting with John Hartom, another Michigan potter, who started the Empty Bowl fund-raising idea in 1991 at Lahser High School, Bloomfield Hills. My students and […]
All functional pottery is “high fired”, making the pieces completely food, oven, and dishwasher safe. They cannot be used on an open stove burner. Pieces are custom made to order, with a wide selection of sizes and colors available. Find more information in the commissions section.
In 2005 the Alumni Association of University of Michigan commissioned myself and fellow artist Marcy Yurk to design and build a landmark on the campus to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the University of Michigan-Flint. The Ruth Mott Foundation was then approached to assist with funding, and to suggest ways to involve the community. The final […]
In 2008, I was commissioned to work with the 5th and 6th graders in Indian Hill Elementary School in Grand Blanc Michigan. The children hand decorated about 200 porcelain tiles with the themes of birds, bugs, blooms, and butterflies. These tiles were then put on a masonry wall commemorating the volunteers who helped beautify Rust […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 20, 2016 Guy Adamec Sculptures Presented at Conference of National Arts Leaders WASHINGTON, D.C.—Ceramic vessels created by Michigan artist Guy Adamec were presented last week in Grand Rapids as gifts and awards at NASAA Assembly 2016, the annual conference of the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies. The gathering convened more […]
