Archie Bray LIVE today with Steve Lee

by | Mar 23, 2020 | workshops

*LIVE BROADCAST TODAY 1PM MST*

Feel free to post any questions in the comments on their instagram feed or share them during the broadcast.

As we are all adjusting to the conditions related to COVID-19 concerns, the Bray staff are looking for new ways to reach out to our community while we are closed to the public. We are eager to engage with you and to provide an opportunity to connect during this unprecedented time.

Watch for weekly broadcasts from the Bray on Instagram Live and Facebook Live from the Bray to share different aspects of our campus and programs and provide an opportunity for our supporters to offer feedback.

The first broadcast will take place this Monday, March 23 at 1 pm mountain time. Our Director, Steven Young Lee, will live broadcast from his studio, throwing porcelain cups and answering questions from you about what’s happening at the Bray or about his work. We hope to see you then! Stay well.
#livefromthebray #archiebray

 

socially distanced (but engaged!) craft collective presents…..

by | Mar 23, 2020 | workshops

In light of current events, SECC will be hosting a Zoom video chat series to support educators, craft artists, and everyone else through this unprecedented time!  We are putting an emphasis on the “social” in this series and basing our work around the guiding principles of Connection, Creativity and Access.  SECC will be using our Zoom account as a “virtual art center” by hosting a series of free, interactive programs over the next few weeks as we all do our part to curb the goal pandemic by practicing “social distancing”.

We would love for you (yes, you!) to participate by sharing your skills and/or tuning in and participating in the programs. SECC’s plan is to transfer the content (in most cases) to a forthcoming YouTube channel so that it can be viewed anytime. To give some structure to our offerings and get everyone thinking, we’ve decided to organize our programming by theme. Activities, lessons, and ideas in any medium for any age group are welcome- after all, we are all in this together!

Please submit your idea here!

We will continue to update this page as our plans solidify so keep checking back for new information and opportunities!

Zoom Etiquette: Your microphone and video will be off when you enter the Zoom meeting.  We encourage you to turn on your video for a more interactive experience (but feel free not to if you’re not comfortable).  Please keep yourself muted when you’re not speaking. This helps keep the audio quality good.

PROGRAM SCHEDULE

Monday: “Teaching” Topics

Monday, March 23, 2020
Lauren Karle Demonstration
2 PM Pacific, 3 PM Mountain, 4 PM Central, 5 PM Eastern
Link to Zoom Chat: https://zoom.us/j/962436819 

Monday, March 30, 2020
Erin Shafkind: Sock Puppets!
2 PM Pacific, 3 PM Mountain, 4 PM Central, 5 PM Eastern
Link to Zoom Chat: https://zoom.us/j/953705255

Wednesday: “Talking” Topics

Wednesday, March 25, 2020
Anna Metcalfe and Casey Whitter
8:30 AM Pacific, 9:30 Mountain, 10:30 AM Central, 11:30 AM Eastern
Link to Zoom Chat coming soon.

Wednesday April 1, 2020

Friday: “Playing” Topics

Friday, March 27, 2020

Friday April 3, 2020

Visit their website HERE: sociallyengagedcraftcollective.org/socially-distanced-but-engaged-craft-collective-presents/

Ceramic Review Free Online This Week!

by | Mar 21, 2020 | workshops

Staying at home? We’ve got you sorted!

For one week only, we are giving everybody FREE access to our entire digital archive of over 300 issues of Ceramic Review. Head to ceramicartlondon.com to browse hundreds of articles, ranging from technical Masterclasses to in-depth profiles on some of the world’s top potters! What’s more – you will have the opportunity to select features on the makers who were due to exhibit at Ceramic Art London this weekend.

Pictured:
Tessa Eastman – featured in CR297 May/June 2019
Jennifer Lee – featured in CR293 September/October 2018
Lisa Hammond – featured in CR 283 January/February 2017
Richard Miller – featured in CR296 March/April 2019

Photography by Layton Thompson