The CLAY Festival 2019 Exhibition, Current, will be juried by internationally known artist, Sunshine Cobb, whose work is based in the tradition of historic ceramics, yet carries contemporary themes throughout. Sunshine is the owner of Sidecar Studios, a vibrant space for ceramic artists and other creative community activities in Sacramento, California. As a full-time studio […]
IOWA 2018 Clay Conference
Iowa clay Conference – October 5th – October 7th, 2018. Join us for an Intimate Conference with a Midwestern Feel. The Iowa Ceramics Center and Glass Studio of Cedar Rapids, Iowa is pleased to host the fourth bi-annual Iowa Clay Conference. This conference brings together potters, ceramic artists and educators from the around the state, […]
Reclaiming Splendor: Ceramic Design by Chunmao Huang
Featuring the First Lady of China’s Banquet Ware September 20 – December 30, 2018 Opening Reception: Thursday, September 20, 5-8pm Alfred Ceramic Art Museum Alfred NY In conjunction: 16th Perkins Lecture Denise Patry Leidy: Ruth and Bruce Dayton Curator of Asian Art, Yale University Art Gallery Wednesday, October 10, 4:30 pm (#globaldayofclay #nationalclayweek) Nevins Theater, […]
2018 American Pottery Festival
Join Northern Clay Center for the 20th iteration of NCC’s American Pottery Festival, September 7 – 9, 2018. NCC’s annual fundraiser will once again gather national artists representing the best in their fields, and offer a diverse array of ideations, processes, and forms & surfaces. The event kicks off with the Opening Night Party on […]
Call for Entries – 2018 Southern Miss Ceramics National
2018 Southern Miss Ceramics National October 12 – November 2, 2018 CALL FOR ENTRIES The University of Southern Mississippi Museum of Art and Department of Art and Design are pleased to announce the Southern Miss Ceramics National, 2018, a juried exhibition of ceramic sculpture, ceramic vessel forms, and installation work by artists from across the […]
Good Things….come in small packages
GOOD THINGS is an exhibit dedicated to small, finely crafted ceramic art. Juried by Lydia Johnson (www.lydiajohnsonceramics.com), this exhibit is open to all functional and sculptural work under 8 inches. Mixed media pieces should be mostly ceramics. Entry deadline: September 8 Visit: www.rochesterarts.org/good-things/ for details and entry instructions. Ongoing Call for Entries at Flower City […]
Nasty Women Exhibition at NCECA 2018
Third Street Gallery, Artaxis, and NCECA are pleased to present NASTY WOMEN. NASTY WOMEN, an exhibition sponsored by Artaxis and organized by Alex Kraft and Sara Parent-Ramos, is the juried winner of an internal call for Artaxis members to propose an exhibition that addresses NCECA’s 2018 exhibition theme: “Cross Currents: Clay and Culture.” In response […]
Rough Trade Panel Discussion with Kathy King, Mark Burns and Wesley Harvey
Please join us for a Panel Discussion with Kathy King, Mark Burns, and Wesley Harvey this Valentine’s Day, Feb 14th at 6pm. Discussion will take place in the Bowman Gallery at Allegheny College, Meadville PA. Panel is in conjunction with the Rough Trade Exhibition. Rough Trade exhibition description: In this exhibition, we seek to expand […]
Three new exhibitions open at Alfred Ceramic Art Museum
Three new exhibitions are opening simultaneously at the Alfred Ceramic Art Museum on October 19, 2017 with a members’ preview reception to meet the artists from 5 – 6 PM and public reception from 6PM to 9PM. Holding the Line, ceramic sculptor Stanley Rosen’s (MFA Alfred ‘56) retrospective is revelatory. Rosen has long been a […]
Jacob Foran: In Between Dreams
Feb. 2nd-Feb.28th Abmeyer + Wood Fine Art 1210 2nd Ave. Seattle, WA 98101 Reviews: “For February, 3 Shows Worth Your Time.” Michael Upchurch. Seattle Times. Visual Arts | Entertainment. Feb 7th, 2017. Online Review: https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/visual-arts/3-shows-at-seattle-galleries-worth-your-time/ “Jacob Foran : In Between Dreams” Matthew Kangas. Preview. Feb|March 2017. Online Review: https://www.preview-art.com/previews/02-2017/jacobforan.html Submitted by Jacob Foran Share:FacebookTwitterPinterestTumblr
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