monday morning eye candy: Klaus Gutowski
Adopt a Potter presented by Lisa Hammond
Adopt a Potter has a simple aim: to help in securing the future of studio potters.
Visit our website at adoptapotter.org.uk
Founded in 2009, the original idea for the Trust came from an
experienced potter – Lisa Hammond – who has a tradition of taking
apprentices at her studio in London. Some of these apprentices have
become well recognised potters in their own right.
It takes years to train a studio potter. Unfortunately, many art
colleges are finding it difficult to offer throwing in any meaningful
way, so it is more important than ever for a student wishing to make
functional and studio pots to have the opportunity of an apprenticeship
with an experienced professional potter.
The Alberta Potters Association: Call for “Off Centre”
This juried show will take place at Calgary’s Webster Gallery in conjunction with the Off Centre
Symposium.
Works included in the show will reflect the open-ended concept of what it means to be “off centre.”
All inquiries must be directed to the show coordinator Connie Cooper at [email protected]
movie day: Petersen Pottery Company Spinning Nantuckets
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monday morning eye candy: Nine Toes Pottery
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CALL FOR ENTRY: HOT MUD – Emerging Canadian Ceramists
The Burlington Art Centre is now accepting submissions for the exhibition Hot Mud: Emerging Canadian Ceramists, a survey
of the most exciting and promising emerging artists working with
ceramics in Canada today, selected by senior Canadian artists and
curators in five regions across the country. The exhibition will take
place in the Lee-Chin Family Gallery at the BAC, from September 7 to
November 4, 2013.
Eligibility
Emerging
artists are those at an early stage in their careers and have created a
modest independent body of work. To be eligible for this exhibition,
artists must have completed basic training, are recognized by other
artists working in the field, have a history of professional exhibitions
and publications, and who have maintained an independent professional
practice for a minimum of three years to a maximum of ten years prior to
their application. Submissions by individual artists, groups, and collectives will be considered.
artists are those at an early stage in their careers and have created a
modest independent body of work. To be eligible for this exhibition,
artists must have completed basic training, are recognized by other
artists working in the field, have a history of professional exhibitions
and publications, and who have maintained an independent professional
practice for a minimum of three years to a maximum of ten years prior to
their application. Submissions by individual artists, groups, and collectives will be considered.
Jurors
Atlantic Provinces & Newfoundland- Gloria Hickey
Quebec – Alan Elder
Ontario – Rachael Gotlieb
Prairies & the Territories – Greg Payce
British Columbia – Sally Michener
Submissions
To apply, please submit the following materials by mail, no later than March 15, 2013
To apply, please submit the following materials by mail, no later than March 15, 2013
- Cover letter with current contact information and one paragraph biography
- CV and one page artist statement
- 15 numbered and labeled images, JPG format, no larger than 500kb, with accompanying image list
- Self-addressed return envelope
Hot Mud – PROPOSAL
Burlington Art Centre
1333 Lakeshore Road,
Burlington, ON L7S 1A9
For more information please contact:
George Wale, Director of Programs [email protected]
Jonathan Smith, Curator of Collection [email protected]
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