last call for submissions: The DO-GOOD Residency
Red Lodge Clay Center | Deadline: September 2, 2014 | Fee (USD): $10.00
The DO GOOD-MJ Wood Memorial Short-Term Residency is an underwritten residency intended to support ceramic artists who wish to develop a body of work with a socially-conscious spirit and a strong sense of community engagement. Through a competitive application process one candidate per year will be selected to work at the Red Lodge Clay Center Studios with a full waiver of the residency fee. An additional stipend may be available for selected projects to assist with travel and/or production costs during residency.
Dates of residency: Any time between December 1, 2014 and May 31, 2015
Apply through Slide Room
questions? contact: [email protected]
www.redlodgeclaycenter.com
technical tuesday: Les Blakebrough – New Work
monday morning eye candy: Jessica Kreutter
show us your influences – guest post by Avesha DeWolfe
#1&2 are Leigh Wen: The line & meditative qualities of her
work are so inspiring to me. She can capture the sea in a squiggle better than
any other artist out there!
patience, & the skill required to create this work is outstanding and
something to aspire to.
movement of Sandi’s work- that and the fact that she uses slabs rather than the
wheel…I just love that!
#5 & 6 are me:
my life the sea has been a source of peace, reflection, fascination,
and
endless inspiration. I have spent countless hours on or beside it in the
quiet
meditations of beach combing or listening to the movement of the water.
Through form, surface treatment & glazing I hope for my sculpture
&
functional work to reflect some of my favorite qualities of the sea, as
well as
my life-long enchantment with it.
scholarship opportunity: The Trudie Alfred Bequest Ceramic Scholarship
Now open for applications: $4000 scholarship for your ceramic study in 2015
The Trudie Alfred Bequest Ceramic Scholarships 2015
The Scholarships are awarded annually and this year marks the fourth
round since it began in 2011. This bequest is open to all students
(currently enrolled), from second year onwards, of a ceramics
certificate, diploma or degree course (or an arts course with a major in
ceramics).
There are 5 awards, each worth up to $4000.
Applications for TTAB close 5pm, Friday 19 September 2014.
The scholarships will be awarded in November 2014.
Valued at up to $4000 + 1 year membership of TACA ᐧ open to students
enrolled in their second or subsequent year of a ceramic program ᐧ
selection panel of three Australian ceramic artists from different
states ᐧ must be currently enrolled at time of scholarship award ᐧ open
to Australian citizens or those with permanent residency ᐧ selection
criteria: academic achievement ᐧ quality of ceramic work ᐧ rationale for
funding not previously received this scholarship ᐧ written report
required at end of scholarship period.
Click HERE for an application form, terms and conditions.
Trudie Alfred (1922 – 2010) was a well- known Sydney potter and
teacher with a great passion for ceramics. She struggled financially to
sustain a ceramic practice in her early years as a potter and so, to
assist others in a similar position, she left a generous bequest to The
Australian Ceramics Association. Trudie specified that the funds be used
to support the work of students preparing to embark on a career in the
field of ceramics.
For further information, and AFTER you have read the Terms and
Conditions, please contact Vicki Grima at The Australian Ceramics
Association.
The Australian Ceramics Association
PO Box 274 / Rear 249 Bronte Rd
Waverley NSW 2024 AUSTRALIA
T: 1300 720 124
F: 61 (0)2 9369 3742
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