Summer Workshops

Looking for a summer ceramic workshop? Ceramics Monthly has compiled a comprehensive list of workshops all over the globe. Check it out here!

Looking for a summer ceramic workshop? Ceramics Monthly has compiled a comprehensive list of workshops all over the globe. Check it out here!
Nora is the only woman (Lucky girl!Show them how it’s done!) living and working at Cub Creek, a ceramics artist residency in Appomattox, VA. She says “They are all great guys but this ratio gave me the idea to make some feminine whisky bottles.”
Check out norajeanceramics.com for more. And also check out the Cub Creek Foundation website for more great images of Nora’s work and that of the other residents – they also have an upcoming workshop with Chris Gustin in October you might want to check out.
Funky, colourful 1000 sq ft, one bedroom house with large covered porch. 20×24′ separate studio with 100 amp service, water & heat. 8×12′ storage shed. Mature garden with plum, cherry, raspberries, rosemary, bamboo etc. asking $310,000
For the potters – bring your own wheel! There is a 20 cu ft propane fired car kiln with metal shelter, 7 cu ft Coneart with Digitry controls, a new slab roller, a new extruder, glaze materials etc. the house and studio package asking $325,000 House furnishings negotiable too!
Lois Ireland[Romanow]
(250)245-0243
[email protected]
I’ve got to tell you guys, I’m loving this! So nice to see and share such gorgeous work with you!
Here’s today’s pics brought to you from Priscilla Mouritzen who you may know from the Pinch Pots Blog. She’s a South-African-born ceramist, living in Denmark.
The first is of 5 pinched porcelain wood-fired bowls and the second of one pinched porcelain w-f bowl. All were exhibited at Galerie Besson, London in 2008.
In Monica’s words: My last batch of work has come from a book titled “the man who mistook his wife for a hat” by oliver sacks. It’s a bunch of animals with people paraphernalia.
As the snow still exists here I’m jealous of Monica living in North Florida…sigh, will i ever wear shorts again??? Please check out her blog and etsy shop for more.
New works by Shannon Garson, Mel Robson and Kenji Uranishi
From the Pomme website:
Opening on Friday 3 April “Little Un’s”. Ceramic works by three Queensland Potters, Mel Robson, Kenji Uranishi and Shannon Garson. The brief for this group show was ‘keep it small’and the artists were only too happy to oblige with a series of exquisite, but perfectly functional cups,jugs and vessels. On show until 24 April 2009.