Meet Our Teaching Artists
Marsha Judd is a passionate and accomplished artist and educator. She has created and established many outreach art programs within the surrounding community. She is also a professor at her alma-mater, Cal State Fullerton.
Willie Tabata is a master ceramicist with over 25 years of teaching experience. He studied at Cal State Fullerton and Okinawa Prefectural Arts University.
Young Shin Kim is a contemporary ceramist whose work reinterprets traditional Korean ceramic art. She received her M.F.A. in Ceramics from Cal State Fullerton; M.A. in Korean Art History from Hongik University, Korea; and B.A. in English Lit from Ewha Womans University, Korea.
Cat Dazé has been making pottery since she was a child. She completed a Bachelors in fine art with a focus on ceramics. In 2012, she took up a residency at Gimhae Clayarch Museum in South Korea. Her pottery is beautiful and playful with unique illustrations.
Sean Geisbush is a musician, producer, and audio engineer from Orange County California. With experience recording and playing many genres of music, and a love of sound design and audio production, his greatest goal is to share his knowledge and passion for music with those around him.
Stephanie Pratt is a multi-media artist and teacher from Fullerton. She studied Photography at Humboldt State University.
Erika Flores is a multimedia artist who works with metals, clay, graphite, watercolor, acrylic paint and more.
Rowan Harrison has been working in ceramics for 25 plus years creating works of art that have a connection to his Native American culture while maintaining a contemporary vision. Being a multidisciplinary artist has allowed Rowan to stretch the boundaries well outside the medium of clay work. .
Jamie Russom is an interdisciplinary artist specializing in the areas of printmaking, photography, and audio/visual installation. She received an MFA in Studio Art from the Glasgow School of Art in 2016 and a BFA in Printmaking from California State University Long Beach in 2006. Russom is an artist and educator currently living in Los Angeles.
Bridgette Luna Antonelli has more than twenty years as an educator and has continued to develop her own artistic practice, working in a range of media, exploring her life-long interests in natural materials and design, and establishing her jewelry brand, Bella Luna Arts. Bridgette teaches classes on jewelry making, gourd art, polymer clay, and mixed media arts, continuing her journey as an artist and educator who believes in the transformative power of artmaking and the importance of empowering others to create.