Upcoming events @ Guldagergaard – International Ceramic Research Center.

by | Jun 18, 2010 | Uncategorized

1. Woodfiring In Late August

We will light up our kiln ‘Embla’ in August. The kiln is a big woodfired cross draught kiln. It is lit up only once a year, so this a unique opportunity.

Guldagergaard offers low price accommodation during the firing. The price for the firing itself varies depending on the space you need in the kiln.

Start up: 23rd August

Read more and register here:
http://ceramic.dk/index.php?id=229

2. Residency at Guldagergaard summer/fall

We still have a few spots open for artists-in-residence this summer and fall. Send your application when you are ready and The Guldagergaard Ceramic Advisory Board will review it as soon as possible.

Read more about the application procedure here:
http://ceramic.dk/index.php?id=120

Bazaart 2010

by | Jun 18, 2010 | Uncategorized

Need something to do this Saturday? Why not stop by and visit me at Bazaart? I’ll be there all day (please sun, please sun, you’ve got to shine!!!)

I’ll be selling a bunch of new lines of work (some scraffito and some stamped hand-built stuff) as well as a few of the old faves like the Southern Ice Porcelain. Please make sure to say hi if you are around!
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Showing locally grown artisans since 1973. 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Admission: $5 (Children 12 and under are free!) Passes are available for purchase beginning Thursday, June 10, 20010 at the MacKenzie Gallery Shop. Every pre-sold Gate admission comes with limited edition BAZAART button – the more passes you buy the more buttons you get! Buy 4 passes and receive a MacKenzie Art Gallery eco-bag! Sponsored by SaskTel Enjoy an art-filled day outdoors during the 37th Annual Bazaart Arts and Crafts Show & Sale, the MacKenzie Art Gallery’s largest and most popular annual fundraiser!

Shop local, acquire one-of-a-kind creationsfrom over 120 local artisans and feel good
knowing your $5 Bazaart admission sustains free MacKenzie Art Gallery attendance and programming! Experience hourly artisan demonstrations and enjoy delicious food made by the locally-owned businesses featured in the food court. Spend some time on the Gallery lawn swaying to the sweet sounds of the Regina Folk Festival’s workshop stage, presented as part of a collaborative partnership between the MacKenzie Art Gallery and the Regina Folk Festival. To enhance your Bazaart experience, extra bike racks and an ATM will be available on-site! To view the Bazart 2010 vendor list, please click HERE to download the program.

Shiny New Blog and New Molly Hatch Exhibition

by | Jun 15, 2010 | Uncategorized

Time for a change I reckon. Hope you like the looks of things around here. I was in the mood for something a bit brighter and cleaner. Looks like Blogger might have a few hiccups in the new design template and I’ll try to get that sorted asap.

In the meantime check out the amazing new work by Molly Hatch on exhibition at the Clay Studio in Philadelphia. View the show online here.


And check out the blurb about it on Design Sponge here.

PROTOtype symposium windup

by | Jun 15, 2010 | Uncategorized


Way back in February (see original post here) I posted about an upcoming symposium on the idea of the Prototype (PROTOtype: Craft it the future tense) co-convened by the Victoria and Albert Museum and Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design at the University of Dundee. Well the symposium has just winded down and thanks again to the wonder of the internet those of us that we’re able to make it in person can check out a bit about the events and talks on the CRAFT RESEARCH Blog.

Looks like yet another amazing symposium challenging contemporary notions of craft research and boundaries between different creative industries.