Over the last year, Hill Center has had a complete overhaul of its audiovisual equipment! Long gone are the days of wheeling in a dim projector for your conference; Hill Center now has a 10k laser projector mounted to the ceiling of Abraham Lincoln Hall, its largest room, with a floor-to-ceiling screen to match. Each of its main halls- Abraham Lincoln Hall, John Philip Sousa Hall, and Benjamin Drummond Hall- is equipped with a screen, projector, & sound system that has been used for extravagant birthday bashes, film screenings, and high-level conferences.
Pottery on the Hill 2025
The annual Pottery on the Hill is coming up and that meant social media takeovers by its artists happened the last few months. From details to behind the scenes to potter features, we got to see a lot of what is about to come to Hill Center available to purchase from! Pottery on the Hill 2025 will be Friday, November 14th – Sunday, November 16th.
The first takeover was the Pottery on the Hill curator, Dan Finnegan and he posted several great throwback photo slides and others. His most engaged post was a series of beautiful photos of his work and his old and newer process of making his pottery:
The second takeover was Camilla Ascher with her top post was a reel showing her studio in the Baltimore area:
Stacey Snyder was next who shared her love of layers, patterns and colors that inspire her pottery work:
We had several feature highlights afterwards on artists like Mark Shapiro and Matthew Metz, Larry Allen, Matthew Hyleck, and Donna Polseno.
One of the largest engagements on a post at over six thousand likes is Bandana Pottery’s Michael Hunt and Naomi Dalglish post when they did their week long take over:
Watch the soothing video for yourself!
Next takeover was Sam Taylor and his cat where he showed tons of his beautiful work in several posts like this one:
Doug Peltzman had a popular post where he showed a video reel of dipping a bowl that will be available for purchase at Pottery on the Hill!
Michael Kline also had a great behind the scenes video of his work that will be available for purchase soon!
Matt Kelleher and Shoko Teruyama shared duties for their week. Shoko shared her early process designing and Matt shared his building process of a wall bird that were really popular:
David & Junko Young took over and shared the most often with 11 posts including two beautiful new headshots:
Catherine White was our last social media takeover. One of her popular posts was a behind the scenes reel about her popular moon vases:
We clearly love seeing how these works of art are made and can’t wait to see their beautiful pieces in person! Remember, you can register and see the full schedule of events here.
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