CBC Artspots featured Carl on their site.Carl Phillis
Four Acre Farm
Winsloe RR#9
Prince Edward Island
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Pottery Marks of Prince Edward Island - Carl Phillis
Having studied under Ron Arvidson, at Holland College School of Visual Arts, Carl Phillis now works in both ceramic sculpture as well as being a potter. With his father who is also a sculptor working in metal they have executed sculptural commissions that include both media. One prominent one in located in Confederation Landing, on the Charlottetown waterfront.
CBC Artspots featured Carl on their site.
Carl Phillis
Four Acre Farm
Winsloe RR#9
Prince Edward Island
CBC Artspots featured Carl on their site.Carl Phillis
Four Acre Farm
Winsloe RR#9
Prince Edward Island
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