Dan Hager, award-winning artist, has been creating ceramic art since 1980 in and around the San Francisco Bay Area and Nevada. The artist says, "I'm keenly interested in creating surface treatments that are unique and are reflective of my ceramic life experiences and my sense of design. Through the years I've worked in many different firing processes, but I currently focus on stoneware, alternative raku reduction techniques, basic raku, and aluminum foil saggar firings. Most of the forms I create are wheel thrown and then altered. Some pieces are altered by relatively subtle modifications to the surface, while other thrown pieces are altered in very major ways to create abstract sculptural works.” ** Display Case, 2nd Floor **

Dan Hager, award-winning artist, has been creating ceramic art since 1980 in and around the San Francisco Bay Area and Nevada. The artist says, "I'm keenly interested in creating surface treatments that are unique and are reflective of my ceramic life experiences and my sense of design. Through the years I've worked in many different firing processes, but I currently focus on stoneware, alternative raku reduction techniques, basic raku, and aluminum foil saggar firings. Most of the forms I create are wheel thrown and then altered. Some pieces are altered by relatively subtle modifications to the surface, while other thrown pieces are altered in very major ways to create abstract sculptural works.” ** Display Case, 2nd Floor **

Dan Hager, award-winning artist, has been creating ceramic art since 1980 in and around the San Francisco Bay Area and Nevada. The artist says, "I'm keenly interested in creating surface treatments that are unique and are reflective of my ceramic life experiences and my sense of design. Through the years I've worked in many different firing processes, but I currently focus on stoneware, alternative raku reduction techniques, basic raku, and aluminum foil saggar firings. Most of the forms I create are wheel thrown and then altered. Some pieces are altered by relatively subtle modifications to the surface, while other thrown pieces are altered in very major ways to create abstract sculptural works.” ** Display Case, 2nd Floor **

Dan Hager, award-winning artist, has been creating ceramic art since 1980 in and around the San Francisco Bay Area and Nevada. The artist says, "I'm keenly interested in creating surface treatments that are unique and are reflective of my ceramic life experiences and my sense of design. Through the years I've worked in many different firing processes, but I currently focus on stoneware, alternative raku reduction techniques, basic raku, and aluminum foil saggar firings. Most of the forms I create are wheel thrown and then altered. Some pieces are altered by relatively subtle modifications to the surface, while other thrown pieces are altered in very major ways to create abstract sculptural works.” ** Display Case, 2nd Floor **

Dan Hager, award-winning artist, has been creating ceramic art since 1980 in and around the San Francisco Bay Area and Nevada. The artist says, "I'm keenly interested in creating surface treatments that are unique and are reflective of my ceramic life experiences and my sense of design. Through the years I've worked in many different firing processes, but I currently focus on stoneware, alternative raku reduction techniques, basic raku, and aluminum foil saggar firings. Most of the forms I create are wheel thrown and then altered. Some pieces are altered by relatively subtle modifications to the surface, while other thrown pieces are altered in very major ways to create abstract sculptural works.” ** Display Case, 2nd Floor **

Dan Hager, award-winning artist, has been creating ceramic art since 1980 in and around the San Francisco Bay Area and Nevada. The artist says, "I'm keenly interested in creating surface treatments that are unique and are reflective of my ceramic life experiences and my sense of design. Through the years I've worked in many different firing processes, but I currently focus on stoneware, alternative raku reduction techniques, basic raku, and aluminum foil saggar firings. Most of the forms I create are wheel thrown and then altered. Some pieces are altered by relatively subtle modifications to the surface, while other thrown pieces are altered in very major ways to create abstract sculptural works.” ** Display Case, 2nd Floor **

Dan Hager, award-winning artist, has been creating ceramic art since 1980 in and around the San Francisco Bay Area and Nevada. The artist says, "I'm keenly interested in creating surface treatments that are unique and are reflective of my ceramic life experiences and my sense of design. Through the years I've worked in many different firing processes, but I currently focus on stoneware, alternative raku reduction techniques, basic raku, and aluminum foil saggar firings. Most of the forms I create are wheel thrown and then altered. Some pieces are altered by relatively subtle modifications to the surface, while other thrown pieces are altered in very major ways to create abstract sculptural works.” ** Display Case, 2nd Floor **