Call for entry: 24th Annual Teapot Show
Application deadline: February 16, 2013
Entry Fee: 30 for two entries
Location: Illinois, Chicago
Show Date: April 7–May 19, 2013
Open to: open to functional teapots
Classification: international exhibitions
Slide / Digital: digital
Contact details:
A. Houberbocken, Inc.
PO Box 196
[email protected]
Phone: 414-481-6265
Harumi Nakashima @ Galerie NeC nilsson et chiglien Hong Kong
Harumi
Nakashima @ Galerie NeC nilsson et chiglien Hong Kong
g/f 208-218, Hollywood road
Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
t. + 852 25 47 00 00
[email protected]
Opening 22 november 2012
Exhibition runs 23 november to 5 january 2012
movie day: Belgian Town Erects Christmas Tree Made of Porcelain Kitchenware
CERAMIC TOP 40 | 2013 CALL FOR ENTRIES
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20 artists under 40, 20 artists over 40 years of age currently working in ceramics
May 25 – July 14, 2013
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Call for Entries | Due February 1, 2013
Ferrin Gallery is seeking 20 artists over and 20 artists under the age of 40 for Ceramic Top 40 | 2013. This exhibition will present the “IT” artists
currently working in conceptual utilitarian and sculptural ceramics. The show seeks to identify those working on the cutting edge of current processes, ideas and presentation concepts by both the up-and-coming generation of artists and established artists who are breaking new ground. One artist from the group exhibition will be awarded a solo show during 2014.
Applications are due February 1, 2013.
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Questions? Contact Leslie Ferrin at [email protected]. |
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water cups fountain by ariane prin
“based in london and paris, designer ariane prin has developed a machine to produce dripped porcelain cups. as four large porcelain vessels slowly shed a recipe based of clay over 16 plaster molds rotating underneath, they create unique random patterns on the cups. influenced by the spontaneous gathering of citizens around numerous city fountains and joyful interaction with water, the collection attempts to create the machines which achieve the objects. the clay recipe elaborated for the vessels needs only one firing, reducing by half the consumption of power usually used in ceramic production.”
via Designboom see the whole article here.











