call for artists: Can Craft? Craft Can! Biennial Residencies Open

A series of new, short-term craft residency opportunities in
making and writing have been created in Burlington, Ontario, as part of
the inaugural Can Craft? Craft Can! Canadian Craft Biennial.

Through the collaborative efforts of the Art Gallery of Burlington
(AGB), Craft Ontario and Studio Magazine, two residency programs will
host up to six makers and/or writers at the AGB from September 5th –
15th, 2017.

The Makers Residency will be hosted at the AGB, with access to studio
space from seven guilds of various disciplines on site, including
pottery, woodcarving and sculpture, photography, fine art, fibre arts,
rug hooking, and handweavers and spinners. Applicants are encouraged
across a range of experience, materials and processes used.
The Writers Residency will also be hosted at the AGB, including
elements of formal/directed exchange of ideas with leadership from
established members of the craft field, paired with a self-guided
learning environment. Applicants should be in the first part of their
careers, ready to explore and develop interests in material culture as
embodied in the craft discourse.
These two residency programs will run concurrently, doubling the opportunity for unique, cross-disciplinary exchange.
For more information on these exciting new opportunities and how to apply, see the full Maker Residency and Writer’s Residency notices.

http://canadiancraftsfederation.ca/can-craft-craft-can-biennial-residencies-open/

call for entry: The Clay Cup: Vessel, Icon, Canvas

Juried exhibition (October
24–November 17) functional, design based and sculptural interpretations
of the clay cup.

Size limit: 12 inches. Weight limit: 10 pounds.

Fee: $25 for up to 3 entries.

Juror: Dan Anderson.

Contact:
Bede Clarke,
University of Missouri,
Art Dept, A 126 Fine Arts Bldg.,
Columbia, MO 65211; 573-881-1525.

Prospectus: https://art.missouri.edu/calls-for-entry.html

Deadline: September 5th, 2016

call for entry: AMOCA Ceramic Annual – Biomorphic

The American Museum of Ceramic Art is proud to announce its inaugural
AMOCA Ceramics Annual. The theme for 2016 is biomorphism and will
highlight current trends of biomorphic exploration in the field of
ceramics. Biomorphic work investigating form and surface reminiscent of
plants, animals, and living organisms will be exhibited. Both sculptural
and functional works will be considered and clay must be the primary
material.
The selected works will be exhibited in The Studio Artists’ Gallery at the AMOCA Ceramics Studio in October/ November 2016.
Three entries for $35.00
Juror: Cj Jilek

Grayling Ceramics is looking for a studio assistant.

“Grayling Ceramics” in Kalamazoo, MI is now accepting applications for a one-year studio assistant position! This a
35hrs. per week PAID position. The applicant must have advanced skill
in wheel-throwing, the ability to lift heavy things, an interest in
slip-casting and the motivation to learn how to run/ be a part of a
growing small business. If any of you know of such an individual please
share this post with them. I can be contacted at
[email protected] for more information.