Don’t miss out on participating in one of Canada’s best showcases of clay and glass! Applications are due next Tuesday, July 31 by 5pm.
For more information and to apply: Click here!
To see images from last year’s show, please visit: www.fusionclayandglassshow.ca
Entries due June 30, 2018
Apply online via EntryThingy
Download prospectus (PDF)
Entries due July 30, 2018
Apply online via EntryThingy
Download prospectus (PDF)
Entries due August 30, 2018
Apply online via EntryThingy
Download prospectus (PDF)
The Gyeonggi International Ceramic Biennale (GICB), which celebrates its tenth edition in 2019, is expected to undergo significant changes, especially in regard to its “international competition”.
The upcoming edition of the Biennale will present diverse programs such as the academic symposium and workshop in a comprehensive, multi-tiered format within the framework of the international competition, as opposed to the past in which the biennale hosted programs individually.
The GICB International Competition 2019 – as an exhibition showcasing the present and trends of global ceramics and acting as a gateway for newly emerging artists to acquire a presence in the global art scene – will offer diversified support programs that will help artists expand their worldview.
We’d like to ask for your enthusiastic participation in International Competition 2019!
Major Changes Ahead for Gyeonggi International Ceramic Biennale 2019!
7Major Changes ahead for International competition 2019
– The artists offered individual exhibition space.
– Round-trip shipping fees for the selected artist covered by GICB
– All selected artist invited to GICB
*If you want to know the other changes, please visit our website: ic.gicb.kr
Eligibility
Artists from all parts of the world are welcome to submit works, both artistic and practical, made from clay (ceramics) or made with the theme of clay (ceramics)
No entry fee!!
Awards
-Total Cash Prize KRW100,000,000 (≒93,222.00USD) for seven (7) main nominees
-The Grand Prize Winner will receive a cash prize of KRW50,000,000(≒46,620.00USD) and will be invited to solo exhibition during the GICB2021.
-Excellence Prize(4)
Ceramics for Use:2 KRW10,000,000(≒9,324.00USD)(includes purchase price)
Ceramics as expression:2 KRW10,000,000(≒9,324.00USD)(includes purchase price)
-Online Exhibition Artist Special Award(2)
Ceramics for Use:1 KRW5,000,000(≒4,662.00USD)(includes purchase price)
Ceramics as expression:1 KRW5,000,000(≒4,662.00USD)(includes purchase price)
How to apply
Period: October 1 (Mon) – 31 (Wed), 2018
Method: Online submissions (ic.gicb.kr)
Exhibition Period
August 2- November10, 2019(tentative)
For Further Information
[email protected]
The Alberta Craft Council is calling for exhibition proposals for the 2019 line-up of the Alberta Craft Gallery – Edmonton & Calgary. The exhibition spaces are dedicated to showcasing work by emerging, mid-career, and established craft artists. The Exhibition Team is looking for well-developed themes that highlight mastery in craftsmanship, features new work, pushes the boundaries of craft, and/or celebrates the achievements of our members. Exhibitions can be individual or group shows.
Submission Content:
Questions?
Please contact Joanne Hamel, Exhibition Lead
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 780-488-6611 ext. 234
Submit your proposal to:
Email: [email protected]
www.albertacraft.ab.ca/acc-calls-for-entry/
| Northern Clay Center | |
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| Northern Clay Center is excited to share the opportunity for artists to join our MN NICE program. See below for details:
Minnesota New Institute for Ceramic Education (MN NICE) Application Deadline Approaching Now entering its fourth year, MN NICE is an advanced certificate program that provides rigorous, personalized instruction for artists who are serious about taking the next step in their ceramic education. The program is designed to respond to the changing needs of students and give non-traditional students high-level training in ceramic materials, history and theory, and professional practice. Through instruction and individual mentorship, students build skills, knowledge, and insight necessary to create a personal and cohesive body of work. MN NICE extends beyond the classroom to include artist lectures, gallery tours, and studio visits with established artists to take advantage of the rich ceramic resources throughout the Twin Cities, including those from academic and non-traditional routes of study, artists of other media, and arts administrators. The program strives to prepare students both artistically and professionally whether they are seeking gallery representation, applying for graduate school, or selling work to the public. ABOUT: The program consists of three 8-week blocks of instruction, beginning in September and ending in May. During each block, the group meets for weekly seminars and field trips to museums, galleries, artist studios, and lectures. Throughout the year, participants have individual critiques with leading professionals in the field, helping them to focus their research and development of work. The program culminates with the submission of a graduation portfolio and a group exhibition in NCC’s Emily Galusha Gallery. DEADLINE: The priority deadline for MN NICE applications is June 1 . To apply, visit: https://www.northernclaycenter.org/education/minnesota-new-institute-ceramic-education/mn-nice-application-form INFO SESSION: Thursday, May 10, 6:00 pm in the NCC Library CONTACT: If you have questions about the history of MN NICE or joining next year’s class, please make Manager of Education and Studio Artist Programs Kyle Rudy-Kohlhepp your first point of contact at [email protected] or call him directly at 612.339.8007 x314. For more information about the MN NICE program, visit: https://www.northernclaycenter.org/education/minnesota-new-institute-ceramic-education |
