Masquerade – Opens this friday!
Tune into the mystery and excitement of the masquerade! This
exhibit is a combined juried/curated show, with artwork from artists who
were intrigued by the theme and applied, as well as art work from
artists invited to share their work. There are literal masks and there
are metaphorical masks, there are figures and faces and totems.
exhibit is a combined juried/curated show, with artwork from artists who
were intrigued by the theme and applied, as well as art work from
artists invited to share their work. There are literal masks and there
are metaphorical masks, there are figures and faces and totems.
Santa Fe artist Max Lehman juried and curated the show creating a
bewitching experience. Lehman juried local and regional artists who
answered our call for artists. He also invited fellow artists from all
over North America who sent work from as far away as Canada and Hawaii.
bewitching experience. Lehman juried local and regional artists who
answered our call for artists. He also invited fellow artists from all
over North America who sent work from as far away as Canada and Hawaii.
Fuller Lodge Art Center – 2132 Central Avenue – Los Alamos, NM 87544 – 505-662-1635
VII Biennal Ceramica del Vendrell
Martí Carnicer Vidal,
mayor of El Vendrell, is pleased to invite
you to the inauguration of the exhibitions about
the VII Biennale of Ceramics of El
Vendrell, which will take place on
Friday 3rd of
October.
mayor of El Vendrell, is pleased to invite
you to the inauguration of the exhibitions about
the VII Biennale of Ceramics of El
Vendrell, which will take place on
Friday 3rd of
October.
At
18 h, in Galeria Camil·la Pérez
Salvà,
Ceràmica: Teresa Marta
Batalla. The exhibition will be open until the
29th of
November.
18 h, in Galeria Camil·la Pérez
Salvà,
Ceràmica: Teresa Marta
Batalla. The exhibition will be open until the
29th of
November.
At
19 h, in Apel·les Fenosa
Foundation,
Fenosa i
la porcellana. The exhibition will be open until the
28th of
February.
19 h, in Apel·les Fenosa
Foundation,
Fenosa i
la porcellana. The exhibition will be open until the
28th of
February.
At
19.30 h, in Sala Portal del Pardo,
VII Biennale of
Ceramics
and awards ceremony of
the contest.
Pálma Babos, Andrew Casto and
Miguel
Molet will exhibit their works.
The exhibition will be open until the
2nd of
November.
19.30 h, in Sala Portal del Pardo,
VII Biennale of
Ceramics
and awards ceremony of
the contest.
Pálma Babos, Andrew Casto and
Miguel
Molet will exhibit their works.
The exhibition will be open until the
2nd of
November.
Job Posting: NOVA SCOTIA CENTRE FOR CRAFT AND DESIGN
NOVA SCOTIA CENTRE FOR CRAFT AND DESIGN
WINTER 2015 Courses and Workshops
(Deadline: October 17th)
(Deadline: October 17th)
The Centre for Craft invites professional artists to submit teaching proposals for courses or workshops for WINTER 2015 in wood, glass, ceramic, metal, and fiber.
The Winter 2015 term will run from January 19th to March 29th. We
look forward to expanding our craft mandate and therefore also invite
proposals in other mediums or combinations of mixed media.
The Winter 2015 term will run from January 19th to March 29th. We
look forward to expanding our craft mandate and therefore also invite
proposals in other mediums or combinations of mixed media.
PLEASE NOTE:
If you are re-submitting a previously taught course then you can
just submit your preferred dates and times and we will do our best to
accommodate you. New images are always appreciated.
If you are re-submitting a previously taught course then you can
just submit your preferred dates and times and we will do our best to
accommodate you. New images are always appreciated.
Your proposal package should include the following information:
1. DESCRIPTION of the proposed course or workshop as you would like it to appear on the course brochure, fun, exciting and to the point! (MAX 75 words).
– Please include preferred dates, times and duration of the course.
– Maximum number of students in the class.
– Materials list or materials cost for students.
– Please include preferred dates, times and duration of the course.
– Maximum number of students in the class.
– Materials list or materials cost for students.
2. COURSE OUTLINE including brief descriptions of what is to be covered in each week’s class.
3. Current C.V. as it relates to your art practice.
4. BIO to appear on the Centre for Craft’s web page(MAX 150 words). Also include a link to your website if you have one.
5. DIGITAL IMAGES one
of your most recent works to appear on the Centre for Craft’s web page
and the course brochure. Also include images of process and project
images.
of your most recent works to appear on the Centre for Craft’s web page
and the course brochure. Also include images of process and project
images.
You can send proposals electronically by email to[email protected]
Nova Scotia Centre for Craft and Design
Studio Coordinator
1061 Marginal Road, Suite #140
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4P7
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Meredith Robb Hang,
Studio Coordinator, at 492-2524. [email protected]
Studio Coordinator
1061 Marginal Road, Suite #140
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4P7
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Meredith Robb Hang,
Studio Coordinator, at 492-2524. [email protected]
PAST AND PRESENT – YING-YUEH CHUANG
monday morning eye candy: Yeoju Dojasesang
emerging artist: Terry Hildebrand
Bio:
“Originally
from a small town in Manitoba. I currently live in Minneapolis where I
am in my third year of the MFA program at the University of Minnesota. I
graduated from the School of Fine Art, University of Manitoba in May
2007 with my honours degree in ceramics and a major in painting. From
2008 until 2011 I worked as studio technician in the Ceramics department
at the UofManitoba. I have been part of several group shows at the
Manitoba Crafts Museum, the Gallery of Student Art, Outworks Gallery,
and Ace Art.
from a small town in Manitoba. I currently live in Minneapolis where I
am in my third year of the MFA program at the University of Minnesota. I
graduated from the School of Fine Art, University of Manitoba in May
2007 with my honours degree in ceramics and a major in painting. From
2008 until 2011 I worked as studio technician in the Ceramics department
at the UofManitoba. I have been part of several group shows at the
Manitoba Crafts Museum, the Gallery of Student Art, Outworks Gallery,
and Ace Art.
I
make ceramic work out of porcelain, with a focus on teapots and cups. I
fire the pieces in a soda or a wood kiln to give them a delicate
flashing of reds, oranges, blues and greens. The earthy tones reflect
the earthen qualities of clay. I present my work in groupings, mostly on
wooden trays. Good craftsmanship, ergonomics, and visual balance are
important in my work. The main purpose of my utilitarian ceramic work is
undeniably its function. The ritual of its use becomes a central
experience. I create playful sets that entice the users to interact
with each other and the tray. The sharing of food, drink, fellowship,
and play lie at the heart of our existence and the conscious ritual and
enjoyment of these are greatly enhanced by the experience of the visual
and tactile senses that the ceramic wares address.”
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