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Artaxis is the generous effort of a few highlighting the brilliant talent of many. I feel fortunate to be included in such good company and am thrilled to be able to give back to this valuable resource. James Aarons
Artaxis Organization Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit art organization that is supported entirely by volunteers, donations, and application fees. We believe in providing a resource for visitors to view the work of contemporary artists in an ad-free setting. A website of this size costs money and as our traffic has increased, so too as the cost of our web-hosting.
Artaxis is a vital and vibrant resource. As an artist, it helps me reach out to an interested audience. As an educator, I can direct my students to the site to learn about high quality artists and their work. Anna Calluori Holcombe
Please consider making a tax deductible donation today to support Artaxis Organization Inc. Your donations allow us to pay for:
- promoting artists and their activities around the world
- giving our members access to opportunities to promote and further their careers
- financially supporting two artists from underrepresented communities each year to attend a workshop that fosters their artistic pursuits
- a resource for jobs and teaching opportunities
- pay for web hosting and development costs, which are about $1,500 per month
- provide for our resource table and publication materials at the annual National Council on the Education of Ceramic Art (NCECA) conference
If you have any questions, please email us at contactartaxis@gmail.com
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Artaxis has become an important hub on one of the many wheels of contemporary clay, and I am not only honored to be a part of it, but indebted to it’s creators for their tireless efforts. I am compelled to support this resource as it supports me. Stephanie Lanter
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Four more ways you can support Artaxis …
1) Become a sustaining supporter on Patreon
Artaxis is registered with the crowd-funding platform Patreon and there you can become a sustaining donor at any level as low as $2.50 a month. We do giveaways for our Patreon supporters, so if you’re signed up at $5 a month or higher, you’re eligible to win! Here are some examples of pieces we’ve given away to Patreon supporters:
Didem Mert
Samuel Johnson
Lynn Duryea
Kwok Pong “Bobby” Tso
2) Shop the Artaxis Shop
We feature a new Artaxis member’s work every two weeks and 42% of the proceeds of each sale are donated to our non-profit programming.
Find the shop at ShopArtaxis.org
Find the shop at ShopArtaxis.org
Artaxis Shop gift cards are also available in denominations from $10-$250 and can be used on anything in the shop, from handmade ceramics to t-shirts, tote bags, stickers, and more.
3) Purchase some Artaxis merch!
Purchase one (or more!) of these sweet Artaxis t-shirts! These “print-on-demand” t-shirts can be purchased from our online store and are shipped directly from Printful. The cost is $25-$32 per shirt, which means $15 is contributed to our fundraiser for each shirt. Find our store shopartaxis.org or by clicking any of the following t-shirt designs …
4) Do your own fundraiser on Facebook
Have a birthday or special occasion coming up? Since Artaxis is verified with Facebook as a charitable 501(c)3 non-profit, you are able to do a fundraising campaign for Artaxis from your own Facebook page.
Just follow this link: Facebook.com/Fund/Artaxis.org/ to learn more and get your own Artaxis fundraiser started.
Some examples:
I am not able to give much, but like to donate to Artaxis because to me it is the best contemporary ceramics site I know, and I enjoy being on a site with such good company! And because the page layout for artists is so succinct and pro, I often give my Artaxis page out instead of my website. Stanton Hunter
As artists, we get asked to donate time, artwork, and money to many worthy causes every year. Although I cannot afford to help with all of them, I do try to help fund Artaxis. The dedicated folks at Artaxis spend countless hours and money providing over 1,000 artists with a professional portfolio page and exposure to students, educators, gallery owners and collectors around the world. For that I am honored, grateful, and happy to contribute. Eric Van Eimeren
Artaxis has been an exceptional resource for ceramic growth, for its members and aspiring ceramic students alike. It serves to connect and inspire everyone interested in the medium and I consider myself honored to be a member and supporter. Richard James
Christina West, “Unmet #8 and #9”, pigmented Hydrocal and Ultracal, 16” tall
Michael Kline, “Jug”, native stoneware blend, stamped and carved impressions, porcelain inlay. soda and clear glazes, high fire