Was your piece no included in a show recently? Maybe a big national show or something? We don’t care, we wanna see it anyway! Let us show it off for you! QCC is featuring work from artists who were unable to get their work into a recent show for one reason or another. Curated […]

An exhibition of queer ceramic artists for NCECA Conference 2023 is in the works! The conference will be held March 15-18th 2023 in Cincinnati, Ohio. The theme of NCECA 2023 is CURRENT. Information regarding this year’s proposals and NCECA theme can be found here: https://nceca.net/concurrent-exhibition-proposals/ As queers, we do not follow the current, we create […]

The Golding-Yang Gallery is excited to host a juried exhibition highlighting ceramic works that utilize slip as a decorative element. “Liquid clay” can be used in numerous creative ways using various techniques and applications. This exhibition seeks to showcase the diverse work that is being created in both functional and sculptural ceramics, and the unique […]

We are living in a time of challenging global events. Thoughtful and constructive examination of self and the world around us is called for, as we attempt to progress and move forward. Artists can translate the world around them through innovative and creative processes, creating work that communicates distinctive perspectives and experiences for an individual […]

The WMAA, founded in 2014, provides an opportunity for students and emerging artists to continue their ceramic research and education for a period of up to twelve consecutive months within the grant year, further expanding their professional development. This award is available to current undergraduate or graduate students, recent graduates (within one year), or those […]

Westobou is now accepting submissions for LUSH, a juried planter & vase exhibition. This exhibition is meant to explore how sculpture and flora intersect, asking the artists to imagine a fantasy ecosystem that not only houses the organic element, but commemorates the beauty and history of it through composition, proximity, and relationship. All ceramic and […]