Darell Oike @ Numen Gallery in Vancouver
So many great looking shows out there…so far away from me…
Check out Darell Oike’s show online at Numen Gallery.
Show runs until June 20th.
New shows at the Gardiner Museum you should check out.
Find them on line here.
Call for entry – “For the Table”
Entry Deadline June 15, 2009
Location: 18 Hands Gallery, Houston Texas
18 Hands Gallery is looking for entries for its 2009 “For the Table Show,” a juried exhibition that will run the month of August (in conjunction with the Houston Heights White Linen Night celebration). This exhibition will feature original hand-crafted items that might be found on a dinner table. All artwork must be original and produced within the last 18 months. All media are eligible and submissions are open to Texas and Louisiana artists only. Entry fee is $25.00, payable to 18 Hands Gallery. A maximum of 5 works per artist may be entered. 18 Hands Gallery is a new Ceramic Arts gallery located in the Historic Heights District in Houston, Texas. For more information, go here to download prospectus.via Clay Art Web Guide
Daven Hee workshop part 2
Call for entry – Art of Fine Craft 2009
July 1, 2009 entry deadline
Exhibition dates: October 1–November 8
Fee: $30 for three entries.
Jurors: Jason Briggs, Victoria Goro-Rapoport, Lulu Smith, Jess Starkel and Sonya Clark. Contact Regina O’Rear,
Nebraska Wesleyan University and Lux Center for the Arts,
5000 Saint Paul Ave.,
Lincoln, NE 68502W
E: [email protected]
W: www.luxcenter.org
P: (402) 465-2529
Daven Hee Workshop
So I realize I’ve been fairly quiet on the blog lately. I’ve been busy with making work for a big show, enjoying my garden, spending time in the sun with my family and having a blast hosting a visit from Hawaiian born ceramic artist Daven Hee. I first met Daven when we were both grad students at the Australian National University. When he mentioned he was going to visit the mainland I knew I had to get him out for a workshop. Last night he had us laughing like mad at his artist talk and today’s workshop was filled with amazing insight into his process and some lovely, lovely pots. I can’t wait for tomorrow’s demos. Here’s a brief look at today’s highlights, more later…



























