Call for participation – FOREVER A Collaborative Exibition

You are invited to join FOREVER, a Tampa NECEA exhibition that
connects the archival nature of clay to the poetic and preposterous
nature of a FOREVER* postage stamp. Ceramic material provides us with
some of our oldest records of history. The FOREVER stamp offers the
possibility of imagining an equally distant future.

Please send us just a bit of wet clay. The journey through the postal
system will leave its impression on the material. These marks become
a tale. We will fire your impressions of the journey, archiving the
process. Your bit of clay will join others and the collection will
form the FOREVER exhibition at The Train Station and the Morean Arts
Center for Clay during the National Council on Education for Ceramic
Arts conference in March.

Post by December 15, 2010.
* The US Post Office offers FOREVER stamps, good as First Class
postage FOREVER regardless of price hikes or other unforeseeable
futures.

Entry Fee: One Postage stamp
Jury acceptance rate: 100%

To participate:
1. Measure ONE ounce of wet clay, slightly smaller than a walnut.
2. Prepare it in any way you wish and wrap in plastic.
3. Place in an envelope with one FOREVER stamp (or other appropriate
amount if you are from outside the US).
4. Mail to: FOREVER
c/o The Train Station and The Morean Arts Center for Clay
420 22nd Street South, St Petersburg FL, 33712
5. Note type of clay and/or cone temperature on envelope.
6. Post.

If you are an educator, please consider spreading the word to your
class/students/fellow instructors/etc. For more information contact
Robin Lambert at [email protected] or Amber Ginsburg at
[email protected].

Amber Ginsburg and Robin Lambert

Call for instructors

The Crucible, an educational non-profit collaboration of arts, industry and community located in Oakland, CA, is accepting applications from talented individuals with excellent skills to help expand their curriculum and faculty base. Some previous teaching experience is a plus, but more important is a passion for your work and for sharing it with others. They are looking for enthusiastic individuals with top skills in the industrial and sculptural arts: welding, metalsmithing, jewelry, blacksmithing, claymation, kinetics, neon, woodworking, glass, foundry, ceramics, stoneworking, fire performance and more. The Crucible faculty is comprised of Bay Area artists, tradespeople, artisans and educators teaching innovative classes to students of all ages, experience levels and areas of interest. The Crucible seeks a staff of broad diversity and strongly encourages women and people of color to apply. The Crucible is an equal opportunity employer, and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, gender, national or ethnic origin, religion, sexual orientation or physical disability. To learn more about our vibrant community visit www.thecrucible.org. If you can see yourself teaching a class at The Crucible, click here to download an application form and apply today! http://www.thecrucible.org/about/jobopp.php Deadline: December 31st, 2010 Contact: Email:[email protected]
Phone:510-444-0919
Address: 1260 7th Street; Oakland, CA
Website: www.thecrucible.org

Out of Hand – This weekend in Victoria


Find out more here on their website.

Here’s the list of great Canadian ceramic artists participating:
Adelle & Sid Samphire
Samphire Pottery
Dave Clark & Marlyn Turner
Quasimodo Pottery
Darrell Perfumo
Westcoast Gnomes
Porcelain and stoneware sculpture
Elan McPherson
Flavour Design Studio
Gordon Hutchens
Gordon Hutchens Pottery
George Pearlman
St.George Pottery
Joan Kagan
Joan Kagan Pottery
Leslie Mackenzie
Hands on Design
Raku
Margit Nellemann
Margit Nellemann
Handbuilt ceramics
Paige Kearns-Coull & Mariko McCrae
Blackbird Studios
Rachelle Chinnery
Rachelle Chinnery Porcelain
Carved Porcelain
Cathi Jefferson
Cathi Jefferson
Functional and sculptural salt-fired stoneware

Call for Canadian Artists, Galleries & Publishers

Are you ready to expand your reach to the U.S. and International art markets? For decades, Artexpo New York has helped to launch the international careers of Canadian artists, galleries and publishers from Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and other Canadian cities.

Artexpo: A Gateway to the US & International Markets

The world’s largest fine art trade show for 32+ years
Over 300 exhibitors from 20 countriesOver 15,000 attendees
Attended by thousands of qualified trade buyers, art dealers and collectors from across the country.
Unmatched education seminars for artists, gallery owners and trade professionals

New York City: Location, Location, Location 18.8 million residents
The most populous metro area in the US
The #1 city in the country for art sales
Home to more artists, galleries, art institutions, art lovers, collectors and industry professionals than any other city in the world

Pier 94 – New York’s Celebrated “Art & Design Pier
Elegant, gallery-style venue with hard walls
Home of the Armory Show & Architectural Design Show
Professional signage, VIP lounges
Easy move in/ out
Shipping & packaging station
Exposure & Effective Marketing Get noticed, with Artexpo’s aggressive, multimedia advertising & PR campaign, including: Complimentary ticketing with Architectural Digest Home Design Show
10,000 VIP passes distributed through exhibitors
Online advertising via over 20 prominent media outlets including nymag.com, artnet.com, artinfo.com & more
Online & print advertising campaigns with high-profile publications such as NY Times, New York Magazine, Time Out New York, Art World News, Art Business News & many more
Active blogging & social media — over 20,000+ fans on Facebook & Twitter

We make it easy for Canadians & internationals to exhibit.
Over the decades, Artexpo has offered hundreds of Canadian artists a smooth, seamless exhibition.
Whether you have questions about:
Shipping/customs
Freight forwarding
Visa processing
Travel/hotels

We can direct you to the appropriate party and help you arrange the details. Sara Vesely, our Canadian Sales Representative, has 20 years of industry experience and can answer all your questions.
[email protected]
(440) 899 – 7115

Canada Council Visual Artists Project Grant Applications

Deadline to apply: DEC 1

Project Grants support professional visual artists who contribute to contemporary visual arts for research/creation, production, and career development. The project must be significant and advance the long-term artistic practice, dissemination of the artist’s work, or career development of the applicant at a key moment in their career.

There are three types of project grants:
– Research/Creation: This type of grant allows for a period of independent research at a key moment in the artistic practice of the applicant. The project must demonstrate the capacity to advance the artistic practice of the artist.
– Production: This grant supports production costs of one or more works where there is at least one confirmed public presentation of the work(s) in a professional visual arts context. The project must demonstrate the capacity to advance the career of the artist.
– Career Development: This grant supports the development of an artist’s career through development activities and/or the growth of a professional network with partners such as critics, curators or art dealers. This can be done in conjunction with the development of tools such as websites, portfolios and small monographs. The applicant must demonstrate that the project occurs in a key period with regard to its impact on the progression of his or her career.

Applicants may apply to only ONE of the above project grant types per deadline.

For additional information, please consult the Canada Council for the Arts website.

Call for Entry – Two by Two: Small-Scale Ceramic Sculpture Biennial

The Two by Two: Small-Scale Ceramic Sculpture Biennial is open to all artists eighteen years of age and older. Artworks must be original, completed within the last three years, and not have been previously exhibited at Eastern Washington University. Entry fee. Media: Small-scale ceramic sculptures. The height, width and depth of a work may not exceed two feet in any direction, and the weight may not exceed 100 pounds. All work must be received ready to install. Wall hung sculpture must have proper hanging devices attached. If you have any questions regarding your entry, contact the gallery. Juror
: Rain Harris received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramics from Rhode Island School of Design and a Master of Fine Arts from Ohio State University. Harris has exhibited in numerous national and international exhibitions including eleven solo exhibitions. For more details on the call, information on entry and entry form, see prospectus: prospectus Deadline: December 10th, 2010 http://www.ewu.edu/CALE/Programs/Art/Gallery/Prospectus.xml

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