by Carole Epp | May 11, 2020 | workshops
Hosted by Simon Levin (NCECA Director at Large) and Jennifer Harnetty (Editor Ceramics Arts Network)
Space is limited in this LIVE event!
by Carole Epp | May 9, 2020 | residency opportunity
The Artists in Residence program is at the heart of creativity at Medalta. Artists from all over the world come to Medalta for lengths of time from one day to one year to make in a community that validates risk and nurtures creativity. This creativity is transferred to the community through both our Exhibition and Education programs.
The resident artists also teach in our Education program which includes curricular and co-curricular programming, as well as summer camps. The resident artists occupy a vital role in delivering programming in our lifelong learning program. As an organization, The Friends of Medalta Society has been a leader in developing creative pathways in museology, social enterprise, and community engagement.
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by Carole Epp | May 9, 2020 | Uncategorized
The Archie Bray Foundation will be having an online Spring Sale May 9, beginning at 10 am through May 29, featuring the work of our resident artists. With the cancellation of our annual Mother’s Day Pots and Plants Sale on campus, we are excited about the opportunity to bring you a wide variety of vases, planters and functional pottery as well as sculpture, jewelry and 2D work.
New work will be added weekly, so be sure to check back often and watch the Bray Instagram (archie_bray) or Facebook page for updates on new pieces. Work can be shipped internationally and local pick up options will also be available.
Click here to shop anytime after 10 am MST Saturday, May 9th. Stay up to date by joining the Bray’s mailing list here.
by Carole Epp | May 6, 2020 | movie day
Marie Woo’s groundbreaking personal work, including vessels, sculptures, installations, and the creation of her signature and sought after glazes “Woo Blue” and “Woo Yellow,” achieve the often-elusive aspiration that drives many visual artists – honouring tradition while simultaneously pushing a form forward. Her work as a scholar, preservationist, curator, and educator have further influenced, sustained, and connected the field of ceramics.
Read more about Marie Woo here: kresgeartsindetroit.org/2020/01/30/ceramicist-marie-woo-named-the-2020-kresge-eminent-artist
Directed by: Gold House Media
Produced by: Kresge Arts in Detroit, Ben Friedman, Lara Sfire
