Glossed and Found visits with Susan Kurtzman, the Jobi Pottery lady, at her Truro gallery. See how Susan keeps this 60 year old Cape Cod tradition alive.

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Chronicle visits with Susan Kurtzman, the Jobi Pottery lady, at her Truro gallery. See how Susan keeps this 60 year old Cape Cod tradition alive.

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TAKE A DRIVE DOWN Depot Road in the center of Truro and it’s like going back 100 years in time. There are more trees now and fewer farms, but it still has some of the most historic homes in town. Surprisingly, this quiet road has now become THE place for art in Truro. View the article: The Art Scene at Depot Road

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Using the fine point of a small paintbrush, Susan Kurtzman whips two strokes of black over a splotch of blue on an unglazed white pottery bowl, and, voilà, a fish appears. A rapid-fire dot of black makes an eye, and a hasty squiggle yields the illusion of gills. Creating this little minnow has taken five seconds . . . or less. Kurtzman continues. More and more minnows—yellow, red, and green—take shape until there’s an entire school swimming on...

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Through a synchronistic turn of events, Susan Kurtzman, returned to her youthful passion of pottery and design. As the owner of Jobi™ Pottery, a Cape Cod cottage industry, Kurtzman carries on the tradition of hand made, hand painted pottery begun by the original owners, Joe Colliano and Bill Hastings, in 1951. Since buying Jobi Pottery four years ago from second owners, the Locke family, Kurtzman has been fascinated by its local history....

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TAKE A DRIVE DOWN Depot Road in the center of Truro and it’s like going back 100 years in time. There are more trees now and fewer farms, but it still has some of the most historic homes in town. Surprisingly, this quiet road has now become THE place for art in Truro. This summer, artists Tom Watson and Francie Randolph, who live and work at 45 Depot Road, and Susan Kurtzman, owner of Retro Truro and Jobi Pottery at 3 Depot Road, are joining...

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