Call for entry – Undergrad students

Ceramics Monthly has just sent out a call for an upcoming issue that will profile work by undergrad students. What a fantastic way to get some exposure! The competition is open to all undergraduate students enrolled in ceramics classes at accredited post-secondary educational institutions, including 2009 graduates. The winners get their work featured in Ceramics Monthly.


Apply now, tell your friends, tell your students! Check out their website for all the details, images from last years amazing students and the downloadable prospectus.

Call for Entry – V Fira de Ceràmica 2009

July 3, 2009 entry deadline

V Fira de Ceràmica 2009
Dates: October 15–18
Juried from digital.
Contact: Patronat Municipal de Serveis Culturals,
La Rambla,
24 El Vendrell,
43700 Spain
E: [email protected]
W: www.elvendrell.net/default2.aspx
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P: 0034 977 66 56 84

US call for entry – Clay3 2009 National Juried Ceramics Exhibition

Clay3 2009 National Juried Ceramics Exhibition
Deadline: August 1, 2009
Exhibition runs from Oct. 24 to Nov. 21, 2009

Best of show $575, 2nd place $250, 3rd Place $100, Honorable Mention $75
Juror: Mary Kay Botkins
Eligibility: Clay3 is open to all artists working in the continental United States. Work must be no larger than 12″ X 12″ x 12″, and use 75% of clay as the primary medium. Accepted works should not be too fragile for shipping and public display, and may not be removed before the conclusion of the exhibition.
Fees: non-refundable entry fee is $25.00 for 2 entries, $5 for each additional entry (limit 5 total entries).
Send SASE to: Clay3, ClaySpace, 28W210 Warrenville Rd., Warrenville, IL 60555
Phone: 630-393-2529
Website
Prospectus

Call for entry – Strange Figurations

SlowArt Productions presents the group thematic exhibition, Strange Figurations. The exhibition will be held at the Limner Gallery from October 1 – 31, 2009. This exhibition is open to all interpretations of the concept, Strange Figurations. Included are all forms of unique and unusual figurative art from the realist to the surreal and visionary. All artist interpretations of the theme “Strange Figurations” will be reviewed and considered.

Eligibility: The competition is open to all artists, national and international, working in any media. All forms of art are eligible. Entrants must be 18 years of age or older to apply. 96″ maximum for wall hung work, 72″ for free standing sculpture.

Image Presentation: Refer to the image presentation page for details.

Awards: One artist from Strange Figurations will be awarded a two page display in Direct Art Volume #17, Fall 2010 issue. Two artists will be awarded a single page display. Direct Art is distributed to bookstores across the USA including Borders and Barnes and Noble. For more information on Direct Art view: www.slowart.com/about.htm

Deadline: The final postmarked deadline is June 30, 2009. There will be no extension of the deadline, all entries must be postmarked by that date.

Prospectus: www.slowart.com/prospectus/figure.htm

Call for Entry – Australian Artists

$1500 AWARD in association with Craft Victoria

The Pan Gallery Award has been established to demonstrate excellence in ceramics produced throughout Australia. Pan Gallery supports the creation of ceramic artworks of an innovative nature and seeks to celebrate ceramic traditions as well as provide a forum for artists to challenge the boundaries of contemporary ceramic practice. We encourage the exchange of ideas between artists and a diverse audience and aim to promote public appreciation and understanding of the form.

CALL FOR ENTRIES
EXHIBITION: BOTTLED
Ceramic art requires patience, considered decisions and attention to detail. This emphasis on technique raises an important question: Is ceramic art capable of embodying sentiment? BOTTLED seeks to explore the ability of the ceramic object, in this case in the form of the bottle, to express emotion.
The bottle is a practical object: its primary purpose is to function as a vessel that contains the tangible. What happens then, when this tangibility is replaced with the impalpable – such as emotion? Is the bottle able to contain the fleeting intensity of anger, the all-encompassing feeling of euphoria or the continuous simmering of long term grief? Can a ceramic artist bottle emotion?
Pan Gallery, in association with Craft Victoria and Northcote Pottery Supplies, invites Australian ceramic artists to submit entries of significance for inclusion in an exhibition entitled Bottled. Work submitted must be new work and not previously exhibited.
Submissions are due by Friday 18 September and will be presented to a selection panel for consideration of inclusion in the exhibition.
The exhibition will open on Thursday 5 November 6-8pm and runs to 25 November with Anita Cummins and Kim Brockett from Craft Victoria as guest curators and ceramicist Jane Sawyer making the final judging decision.
More information available at www.northcotepottery.com.au