Jameson Burke is a New England artist who has been creating ceramic ware since 2005. In early years of school he had fell in love with the possibilities of clay. After high school, he then went to pursue a bachelors of fine arts degree in ceramics at The New Hampshire Institute of Art in Manchester, NH. There he was able to expand his ceramic knowledge also having a great opportunity to study in Japan.

As an emerging artist out of college, it can be difficult to start one’s journey in the ceramic world. Thankfully, a good friend and former teacher, John Ouellette has been kind enough to share his ceramic studio with him over the years. For the past decade he has been able to continue his passion for ceramics. The majority of his work comes out of John’s two kilns at his studio. he also has his own studio where he can focus on creating new pieces and experiment with different styles.