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Kimberly has been featured in many publications throughout her career in the arts. Cape Cod is a haven for artists like her. The bustling summer crowds arrive each year like clockwork but during the winter when only the locals remain, you can still find Kim hard at work in front of the hearth in her studio.
Kimberly Sheerin is an artist through and through. You can only spend so long on Cape Cod before you meet her - whether it be at an art gala, a party, or perhaps you are lucky enough to come across her studio, The Barn Pottery in Pocasset. Someone you know, knows her. Or at least, they have heard of her - that's the way things are on Cape Cod. Kim is a friend to many, an inspiration to more, and an artist to her bones. Her pieces range from functional stoneware such as mugs and plates to emotionally charged social justice work adorned in hand sculpted chains and portraits with poetic script carved into the clay. In short, Kim is a true artist. But of course, there is no way to sum her up in a paragraph. Her art says much more than words. Purchase one of her works of art or stop by the studio to see with your own eyes.
Kim has become a staple in the arts community on Cape Cod. She is often featured in print for her social justice work which shines a light on issues such as human trafficking, women's rights, and other humanitarian causes.
