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New Mexico Potters & Clay Artists
Conversations in Clay
This year’s NMPCA show has a multidimensional theme, Conversations in Clay,
encouraging members to participate in different ways, including working
with another artist, NMPCA or non member. Individual pottery or ceramic
art pieces can be submitted with a one-sentence “conversation starter”
description. Another option is collaboration between two artists as one
piece created together or two pieces comprising one conversation. The
selected works will be exhibited at the Fuller Lodge Art Center.
New Mexico Potter’s and Clay Artists website Download Application
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The
Ceramic Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa is pleased to host the third
bi-annual Iowa Clay Conference. In conjunction with the conference –
this show – “River to River” will highlight the richness and diversity
of ceramic art within Iowa and across the Midwest. Participation is open
to all artists 18 years of age or older living in Iowa, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Indiana, Michigan,
Ohio, North Dakota and South Dakota. Work submitted must be original,
must use clay as the primary material, and must have been completed
within the last 2 years.
Jurors
Bede Clarke:
Bede
Clarke has been a Professor of Art at the University of Missouri since
1992. He received his Master of Fine Arts from The University of Iowa
(1990) and a BFA from Eckerd College (1982). Bede’s work is found in
public and private collections in the U.S. and abroad. Bede maintains a studio in Columbia, Missouri where he produces his ceramic art work and continues to exhibit worldwide. Bede
is currently working with wheel thrown wood-fired stoneware vessels and
with large wall tiles emphasizing abstract drawing and color. He is
interested in making work, which like a good meal leaves a healthy, full
feeling.
Awards
There will be a $300 prize for Best in Show, as well as two $100 Merit Awards.
Calendar
Entry Deadline: July 31st
Juror Results: August 14th
Accepted Art Work to be Delivered to Coe College by: August 31st
Hand Delivered Work to The Ceramics Center: August 26th-28th
Conference Reception: Saturday, October 3rd, 6-8PM
Iowa Clay Conference: October 2-4
Pick Up Art Work: October 4th @ Coe College after 2PM
Entry Fee
Artists pay a $30 entry fee for up to three images of three submissions.
329 10th Ave SE suite 117
Cedar Rapids, IA 52401
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| Cheng’Ou Yu |
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| Jing Huang |
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| Shawn Durant
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| Karla Rivera |
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| Joon Hee Kim |
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| Mariella Pagliuca |
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| Cassara Kennedy |
May 14th-23rd
We are pleased to present the
Sheridan Ceramics Graduating Class of 2015
featuring works by the programs newest grads
Tine Deruiter
Shawn Durant
Jing Huang
Yoo Sun Jung
Cassara Kennedy
Joon Hee Kim
Nina Lalla
Trevor Novak
Mariella Pagliuca
Karla Rivera
Jordan Scott
Cheng’Ou Yu
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July 14 – September 19, 2015
This is a national competitive juried show. Not all entries will be selected for inclusion in the
exhibition. All accepted works must be offered for sale.
Deadline: May 15, 2015
Juror: Carr McCuiston
Since 1997 Carr has owned and operated Signature, originally known as The Signature Shop & Gallery, in Atlanta, GA. Carr worked in
the gallery off and on spending nearly 20 years in tutelage of founder Blanche Reeves. Carr completed her Bachelor Fine of Arts
degree at Auburn University and then went on to study for a Master’s Degree in Art Education at Georgia State University. She has
juried numerous national craft shows including the artist selection panel for the American Craft Council and was honored by the ACC as
a Style Maker in 2013.
The gallery, entering its 53rd year, shows a broad range of distinctive objects made by hand that are thoughtful, innovative and reflect a
passion for materials and for individuality. Signature promotes the importance of craft practice and fosters the appreciation of the
handmade and of the individual maker. They strive to develop a broader appreciation of handmade one-off pieces and expand the
reach and understanding of contemporary studio art and its intrinsic relationship with design.
Fee:
Eligibility:
Notification:
Reception:
Awards:
Submissions:
Delivery:
Insurance:
Sales:
$20 for up to five entries
Open to all clay artists age 18 and over living in the United States. Work submitted must be original, must use clay as
the primary material and must have been completed within the past two years. All works must also be offered for
sale. The Hudgens will take a 30% commission on all works sold
Artists will be sent juror results of accepted pieces via email by 5pm on June 5, 2015
Saturday, July 18, 2015 2 – 4pm
A Best in Show award of $100 and three Honorable Mention awards of $50 each to be selected by the juror
and announced at the reception. The Hudgens Center will also be offering three Purchase Prizes to be
selected by The Hudgens staff along with our juror, Carr McCuiston. We will be selecting three pieces of artwork
fromtheexhibittopurchaseforTheHudgensPermanent Collection.
Artists must submit their work for consideration via Café, an online digital application portal:
https://www.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=2570
It is the responsibility of the artist to ship accepted works to The Hudgens. All accepted works must be shipped with a
postmark date on or before June 29, 2015. Hand delivered works will be accepted July 7th & 8th between the
hours of 10am and 5pm. Please note: All works must be RECEIVED at The Hudgens by 5pm on July 8, 2015 in
order to be included in the exhibition. Each work must have a label attached to it that includes: name, phone,
email, title, & price. The Hudgens will cover the cost of return shipping on any pieces not sold during the exhibition
(excluding hand-delivered works – if you hand-deliver, you will be expected to pick up any unsold works).
We will insure the works while on our premises and during return shipping. The artist is responsible for insuring
works while in-transit to The Hudgens.
All cups included in this exhibition must be offered for sale. The Hudgens will take a commission of 30%.
Right to Reproduction & Photography: The Hudgens Center will photograph loans only for record, publicity, or educational purposes.
Permission to reproduce in the catalogue (if there is one) for publicity, education, and other non-commercial
purposes is assumed unless The Hudgens Center is notified in writing to the contrary.
Questions: Direct any questions to Angela Nichols, Director of Exhibitions & Public Programs [email protected] or
770.623.6002 x203
6400 Sugarloaf Parkway, Bldg 300
Duluth, GA 30097
770.623.6002
FAX 770.623.3555
www.thehudgens.org
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