Opening Reception -First Friday February 4th 6-8pm.
Featuring artists
Amy Chase, Kyoung Hwa Oh, Tsehie Johnson, Emily Schroeder, Stephanie Stuefer, Sanam Emami, Lea Tyler
CCC Gallery
Winter Gallery Hours
Visit CCC Gallery T, W, F 10a-5p, M, Th 12p-5p,
weekends and evenings by appointment.
Call for additional info 963-CLAY
http://www.carbondaleclay.org/
JAN 8 – FEB 19
The Alberta Craft Council is pleased to honour the recipients of the 6th annual Alberta Craft Awards. These awards recognize the value and contribution of individuals to Alberta’s fine craft culture. All nominees and recipients were recognized at a ceremony at DaDe Art & Design Lab in Calgary on October 16, 2010. Visit www.albertacraft.ab.ca to find out more about this years recipients.
The Alberta Craft Council is the Provincial Arts Service organization that develops, promotes and advocates for fine craft in Alberta. Since 1980, the ACC has promoted craft in Alberta through exhibitions, publications, marketing ventures, education, awareness projects and information services to its membership and to the general public.
via Alberta Craft Council Weekly E-news
And yours truly is even in it : ) (much to my surprise!)
Thanks to the ever so lovely Jenn Demke-Lange. This book looks so gorgeous. I had to order my copy immediately.
Preview and get yours here.
Francis Marion University in Florence, SC, will present a Figurative Ceramic Sculpture Symposium, on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2011, from 6:30-9:30pm in the Ashpy P. Lowrimore Auditorium at the Cauthen Education Media Center on the campus of Francis Marion University. Sergei Isupov, Janis Mars Wunderlich, and Cristina Cordova will each give presentations about their artwork. Afterwards, there will be a panel discussion, with Howard Frye and Doug Gray moderating, with the artists on the development of artistic imagery and style, followed by questions from the audience. 
Work by Cristina Cordova For further information contact Howard Frye, Assistant Professor of Art Education, Francis Marion University by calling 843/661-1680 or e-mail to ([email protected]).
Beth Katleman:
Folly January 20 – February 17, 2011 Jane Hartsook Gallery
16 Jones Street
New York, NY Recently profiled in the New York Times, Folly is an installation of three-dimensional porcelain “wallpaper,” filled with dark humor. Forty-eight white porcelain landscapes float against a polite turquoise wall, surrounded by an explosion of leaves and flowers. Upon closer inspection the narratives take a mischevious turn: bridesmaids behave badly, ducklings tumble off waterfalls and reindeer answer nature’s porcelain call… The miniature landscapes include water features, topiaries, architectural follies, figurines and toys from the flea market. Inspired by the florid designs of 18th century wallpaper, Folly explores themes of consumption and desire. Click here to read the full interview in the New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/13/garden/13qna.html Press ReleaseHer Website
Map to Jane Hartsook Gallery http://www.greenwichhouse.org/_blog/Greenwich_House_Pottery_News/post/Beth_Katleman_Arcadia_Exhibition/
