Liliana Porter “man with axe”
Mike Dodd Monograph
2013 CALL FOR NCECA CONFERENCE DEMONSTRATORS
NCECA will continue to have call for demonstrators for the  2013
conference in Houston, TX.  A  committee, selected from and by the NCECA
 Board will act as the jury in  selecting the conference demonstrators.
      
      FORMAT
There are typically four demonstrators  at each conference with two
potters and two sculptors. As a conference  demonstrator your commitment
 to NCECA is as follows: 
• A three-hour session on both Thursday  and Friday
• Arrival on Wednesday, March 30, for image verification and  a demonstrator video interview
• A PowerPoint that will be shown simultaneously with your  demonstration
• A  written contribution to the NCECA Journal as outlined in the following  guidelines: Click here to view the Publication  Guidelines. 
Find all the details here.
The deadline for your proposal is: May  15, 2012, 11:59pm MST.    
Call for 2013 NCECA PROGRAM PROPOSALS
NCECA 2013 – 47th Annual Conference
March 20-23, 2013
Ceramics and Ceramic Process bring together two essential elements:
EARTH and ENERGY. The theme of NCECA’s 2013 Conference in Houston,
Earth/Energy pays tribute to the places we live and create, the
materials we use, and the ENERGY that drives our process as ceramic
artists, educators and enthusiasts.
The ENERGY of creation and transformation  culminates in work
with ENERGIZED forms and surfaces, work that ENERGIZES space and
ultimately this ENERGIZES our imaginations.
New ENERGY sources and innovations may result in  work that is
EARTH friendly and, in this global era, we often aim to make work  that
is EARTH conscious.  
NCECA  invites proposals for programming including lectures,
panels and topical  discussions that explore the synthesis and
multi-faceted nature Earth/Energy may inspire, as well as proposals that
  relate to the region of Houston as relevant to our field.
TOPICS FOR PROPOSALS
For  the 47th annual meeting of NCECA in Houston, Texas we call
for proposals of  lectures and panel discussions relating to issues of
earth and energy, as well  as issues specific to this region and
location.  As always, we also  welcome proposals on all subjects
relevant to our field. Submissions will be  evaluated in regard to
merit, the presenter’s expertise in the area, and a  general interest in
 providing a balanced and inclusive program for the  members.  The
general categories for proposals are as follows: 
    ∙   Aesthetics,  Critical Theory and  Practice,
including presentations about concepts of beauty and value, art
attitudes, art  in society, content and interpretation, analysis and
evaluation.
    ∙   Art  History,  including presentations about
traditional and non-traditional artists and  movements, styles, surveys
of regional, national and international art in clay.
    ∙   Education, presentations about traditional
and  non-traditional curricula, goals, standards, methods and pedagogy
including but  not limited to those that advance knowledge and awareness
 of environmental  concerns.
    ∙   Professionalism, including presentations
about working  standards, goals, methods, and attitudes or, the
professional working  relationships of guilds, co-ops and other ceramic
centers.
    ∙   Technology  and Sustainability,
presentations about traditional and non-traditional materials,
processes,  kilns, equipment, including but not limited to those that
mitigate adverse  environmental impact through innovations in
sustainable systems and practices.
    ∙   New  Work, is a category of  proposals for up
 to four artists to present a 15-minute visual presentation on  the
subject of a body of their own work completed within the last three
years.  Artists 30 years and older who have been working professionally
 for at least five years since completing their training are eligible to
 submit.
For full details visit their website here.
 
The deadline for your proposal is May 15, 2012, 11:59  pm MST.
					








