Kate Maury workshop
thrown functional ware with both commercial and hand made sprig mold
embellishments. Attendees will have a hands-on demonstration of casting a
one part mold for sprig use. Sprigs will then be explored in a variety
of embellishing techniques on and off wheel in making and assembling
highly decorative functional ware.
Sculpting Instensive Workshop with Jason Walker @ Baker Creek Ceramics
April 25th & 26th, 9 am to 4 pm
Join Jason Walker for weekend and hone your sculpting
skills. This workshop will include a 45 minute slide presentation of
Jason’s sculptural work. The first day will demonstrate various
sculpting techniques. On Sunday, you will see more sculpting
techniques, talk about designing a surface and see demonstrations on
surface treatments with underglazes and china paints. This is a lecture
and demonstration workshop, not hands-on. All levels welcome!
shop.bakercreekceramics.com/products/sculpting-instensive-workshop-with-jason-walker
www.bakercreekceramics.com
Baker Creek Ceramic Studio4058 Hammer Drive #105
Bellingham, WA 98226
[email protected]
360-393-5458
residency opportunity for emerging artists @ Bascom

Emerging artists
are invited to apply for The Bascom’s Residency and Internship Programs,
with opportunities in a variety of departments and mediums, including
ceramics, non-ceramics, youth education, marketing, web-marketing in the
gallery shop and exhibitions. During your stay on the scenic Bascom
Campus, you will immerse yourself in a dynamic professional visual arts
environment, meet artists, facilitate daily open studio hours for the
public, and above all, press forward your studio practice.
For more information, contact:
Frank Vickery, Ceramics, [email protected]
Billy Love, Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Mixed Media, Youth, [email protected]
Post NCECA workshop with Karen Mahoney
27th Annual California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Art
the California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Art,
celebrates its 27th year, presented by the John Natsoulas Center for the
Arts (521 First Street, Davis, CA) The conference takes place May 1-May
3, 2015.
annual Ceramics Festival, hosted by the John Natsoulas Center for the
Arts, enters into its 27th year and continues to bring the leading
national and international ceramic artists to the Sacramento Valley for a
weekend of creative instruction and collaboration. This year’s
conference will feature captivating lectures and hands-on
demonstrations, participants will include Patti Warashina, Irina
Zayctevea, John Toki, Clayton Keyes, Chris Antemann, Beverly Mayeri, Shalene
Valenzuela, Esther Shimazu and many more.
lectures, and art shows. There is no other event that delivers more
inspired knowledge of ceramic sculpture for a better price.
weekend showings will open Friday, May 1st and will run through Sunday,
May 3rd include free exhibitions of ceramic work by art students from
40 colleges and universities, as well as exhibitions of ceramic work by
well-known local artists at ten other Davis locations. Free shuttle
service will be provided to all exhibitions.












