By Phillip Klassen. Phillip Klassen started making pottery in the summer of 2016 with celebrated Potter and Ceramicist Ken Turner in the Hamada Ceramics studio at DigiPen Institute of Technology. After moving to Maryland in 2019, Phillip joined the New Phoenix Pottery Studio in Cockeysville Maryland and started learning under Potter and Ceramicist Brad Blair and later completed his first wood firing at the Baltimore Clayworks Studio under the instruction of Vianney Paul in the fall of 2022. Phillip current lives in Hampden and works out of the Potter’s Guild of Baltimore since 2024.
By Phillip Klassen. Phillip Klassen started making pottery in the summer of 2016 with celebrated Potter and Ceramicist Ken Turner in the Hamada Ceramics studio at DigiPen Institute of Technology. After moving to Maryland in 2019, Phillip joined the New Phoenix Pottery Studio in Cockeysville Maryland and started learning under Potter and Ceramicist Brad Blair and later completed his first wood firing at the Baltimore Clayworks Studio under the instruction of Vianney Paul in the fall of 2022. Phillip current lives in Hampden and works out of the Potter’s Guild of Baltimore since 2024.
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