Virginia Marsh Exhibition @ the University of Dallas

UD’s Artist in Residence Virginia Marsh‘s ceramics exhibit runs Sept. 3-26, 2014 at the Thompson Loggia, Haggerty Art Village, University of Dallas, 1845 E. Northgate Dr., Irving TX 75062.
Reception will be Sept. 19, 6:30-8:30 pm with an Artist Talk at 7pm.

Virginia
Marsh received her B.A. in Art from DePauw University and her M.F.A.
from The Ohio State University. She taught undergraduate and graduate
ceramics at the University of Louisville from 1975 to 1995 and was
Editorial Advisor for Chilton Book publishers from 1985 to 1995. She
also taught special courses for such schools as The Arrowmont School of
Arts and Crafts and the Banff Centre School of Art, where she was
Artist-in-Residence in1984. Since returning to her home state of Texas
in 2000, Mrs. Marsh works as a “Resident Artist and lecture on the
history of ceramics at the University of Dallas. She also volunteers as
an instructor at the Craft Guild of Dallas

University of Dallas
1845 East Northgate Dr
Irving, Texas 75062
US

Pottery24: a Pottery Marathon Fundraiser with a Purpose


PictureThink you and your team (work, church, household) can raise $1,000 in one month to honour Labour Day and to support JustWork’s mission of social employment?


       Do it and JustPotters will give your team a free pottery workshop.

How about $2,000 in one month?


        Do that and we will throw in dinner by JustCatering.

Take the challenge. Help us continue our mission.

Pottery24 is the annual pottery marathon & fundraiser of JustPotters, a Vancouver-based pottery studio set up to do good on two fronts:

      1) make beautiful pottery for purchase
      2) provide employment for people who need it most

Through
funds raised at Pottery-24, JustPotters will continue offering
employment to individuals who face barriers to work. Your donations will
supplement our pottery revenues,
and this supplement is essential for our continued success – success
at providing income, community, and dignity for our employees and
amazing pottery for our customers!

Event Details

At 5pm on September
26th, 2014 potters from our studio will begin a 24-hour pottery
marathon. Supported and motivated by your pledges and donations, they
will be work making pottery in shifts for a full 24 hours.

  • WHEN: Friday to Saturday, September 26-27th
  • WHERE: 1803 East 1st Avenue, Vancouver
  • OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, 10am to 5pm

This year we’re also excited to be participating in BC Culture Days. Come on by during our Open House hours on Saturday between 10am and 5pm to:

  • Support and cheer on our potters, as they throw on the wheel
  • View beautiful hand made pottery and sculptures
  • Get your hands dirty and mess around with clay in our kid friendly
    zone: try your hand at clay, or jump on the potters wheel — adults
    welcome too!

Find out all the details and support the campaign here: www.pottery24.ca

Figurative Sculpture Workshop in San Miguel de Allende, México April 1 -April 10 , 2015

 
COST:  

$1450.00 USD per person.
Because it’s a very popular time in the Mexican calendar, we need to confirm enrollment early: 
50% deposit upon registration ($725) no later than December 2014 with
an EARLY BIRD discount of $50.00 for enrollment by November 1 , 2014
($675)/
balance ($725) due by January, 2015.
This includes:

-Quality instruction from  Lisa Clague,
Cristina Cordova and Kelly Rathbone including daily demonstrations,
lectures and one-on-one support. We want to rock your world and help
you navigate through all these techniques!
-Unrestricted access to the awesome
Barro.Co Clay Studio during its regular business hours (9am -6:30pm).
 Check out this link to learn about their story: http://barro-co.com/the-space/
-All materials including clays and engobes, underglaze transfers etc….
-Scheduled field-trips and  to savor our surroundings during this very special week of festivities!
Please let us know if you have any questions.

BARRO.CO CLAY STUDIO

Adria Calaresu & Alberto Sanchez

Sabino # 16,

Colonia San Antonio

San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato

C.P. 37750 MEXICO

Tel: 154-4171

Cell:  044-415 1535118

SYMPOSIUM: The Art and Science of Ceramics


Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery

Friday, 12 September 2014 from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (AWST)

Crawley, WA

Join
us for a discussion between Associate Professor Andrew Rate from the
School of Earth and Environment and ceramic artists Andrea Vinkovic and
Stephanie Hammill.

The
use of clay as both artistic medium and source of scientific enquiry
will form the basis of this discussion. Andrew Rate has conducted the
specific analytical application of Powder X-ray Diffraction on selected
clay and glaze materials used by exhibiting artists.

Some
of this has been collected from diverse areas of the state. The results
are to be revealed in conversation with the artists who offer their own
perspectives in relation to their artistic practice.

Artwork image: Warrick Palmateer, Arripis Sweep (detail) from West Cape Passage series, 2014, clay, 80 x 80xm (approx). Photo: Lynn Vroombout.

Campus Partner:

This symposium, hosted by the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery is co-presented by the Campus Partner for the exhibition HERE&NOW14 –  The School of Earth & Environment. 

Getting to the Gallery: