David Kring's guest appearances

David Kring

The Potters Cast | Pottery | Ceramics | Art | Craft

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Kate Malone

Jon Stein

Amy Sanders

Andrew Stephenson

Shannon Garson

Jessica Brandl

Daniel Johnston

Paul Briggs

Paul Blais

John Neely

Forrest Middelton

Darren Francis Cassidy

Simon Levin

Bryan Hopkins

Samuel Johnson

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David Kenton Kring was born and raised in Frankfort, Kentucky where he grew up in a small family-run men's workwear store. This blue collar atmosphere helped to influence not only David's passion of working with his hands but also his surfaces. David received his BA from Transylvania University focusing in ceramics and mixed media. David then began working for the ceramic distributor Kentucky Mudworks, where he honed his skills as a figurative sculptor and potter. Since then David has exhibited nationally, lectured and demoed at major universities, and has begun curating gallery shows and craft markets. David is currently living in Lexington, Kentucky where he keeps a home studio as a full time working artist.

<p>David Kenton Kring was born and raised in Frankfort, Kentucky where he grew up in a small family-run men's workwear store. This blue collar atmosphere helped to influence not only David's passion of working with his hands but also his surfaces. David received his BA from Transylvania University focusing in ceramics and mixed media. David then began working for the ceramic distributor Kentucky Mudworks, where he honed his skills as a figurative sculptor and potter. Since then David has exhibited nationally, lectured and demoed at major universities, and has begun curating gallery shows and craft markets. David is currently living in Lexington, Kentucky where he keeps a home studio as a full time working artist.</p>

The Man Behind Crockett | David Kring | Episode 575

NASA's Artemis program will send astronauts to the lunar south pole by 2024, where there is a giant impact crater. Learn how craters teach us about the history of both the Moon and Earth.

Gravity Assist Podcast: Why So Many Craters on the Moon? With David Kring