by Carole Epp | Apr 16, 2022 | call for entry
The Workhouse Arts Center (WAF) is excited to announce its “Call for Entries” for its 12th annual Workhouse Clay International Exhibition 2022. This is an open call for functional and/or sculptural ceramic artworks. The Workhouse Arts Center is excited to continue promoting and exhibiting the best of contemporary ceramic artwork being created throughout the US and abroad.
Juror- Tony Clennell
Workhouse Arts Center 12th Annual Clay International Prospectus
Submittable form for Workhouse Arts Center 12th Annual Clay International
by Carole Epp | Jan 14, 2022 | call for entry
Open to all artistic expressions of the theme in clay form.
2022 Juror: TBA
This will be the very first Ceramics Congress juried exhibition! Our hope is to have a wealth of submissions from all over the world. All entries must be cat related somehow and be predominantly made out of clay to be considered.
- This is a juried exhibition. Juror’s decisions are final.
- All entries must be complete and received by March 31, 2022 @ midnight CST.
- Images of submissions must be high resolution jpeg files.
- Work can be for sale or NFS.
- The exhibition will be held online only. You do not need to physically ship work.
- Open to artists from anywhere in the world who are 18 and older.
- Work must be made within the last 3 years.
- Work that has been exhibited elsewhere is eligible.
PLEASE NOTE:
- By submitting your images for consideration you are acknowledging that the work submitted is your own work and that you have full permission to use the images. If you need to credit a photographer please add that in the submission form.
- By submitting your images to the exhibition you are agreeing to have your images be shown online in a virtual gallery space and that your images may be used for publicity purposes.
The exhibition opening will be held online as part of the Spring Ceramics Congress, exact date to be announced. The exhibition will also be available to view online after The Ceramics Congress.
About The Ceramics Congress:
The Ceramics Congress is a bi-annual online event bringing together ceramics artists from around the world for 5 days in May and November. It host workshops, artist talks, technical advice and demonstrations, exhibitions, vendor expo, makers market and many interactive social events. Thousands of attendees participate each time making this the number one online international ceramic event.
by Carole Epp | Nov 17, 2021 | call for entry
Westobou is now accepting submissions for LUSH, a juried planter & vase exhibition. This exhibition is meant to explore how sculpture and flora intersect, asking the artists to imagine a fantasy ecosystem that not only houses the organic element, but commemorates the beauty and history of it through composition, proximity, and relationship. All ceramic and mixed material artworks, functional and sculptural, are eligible if they can house a live plant and exist in a greenhouse for the duration of the exhibition. We will consider form, concept, and function. We are looking for planters of any kind that push the aesthetic boundaries of the typical planter or vase form. With Westobou’s support, juror’s Sydney Ewerth and Paul Maloney will curate an exhibition of planters to be displayed in a greenhouse at Bedford Greenhouses in Augusta, GA. Bedford Greenhouses will supply the flora that best pairs with each piece accepted into the exhibition.
Exhibition Dates: April 11-23, 2022
Application Due: February 11, 2022
APPLY NOW!!
by Carole Epp | Sep 27, 2021 | call for entry
Calling for teapot submissions! The Juried Functional Teapot Show II will be at NCECA in Sacramento next spring. Jurors this year are: John Neely (@neelyjc), Cooper Jeppesen (@cooperjeppesenceramics) and me.
Functionality is foremost in our decision-making process and we will try to pick a diverse range of teapots to show. We will choose just 10 teapots. And this year’s guest artist will be Pete Pinnell!
You have until October 23rd to email your submission. Send to: [email protected]. Up to 3 pictures of a single teapot (the exact one you would like to show), title, size, clay, firing/decorative method and price. No cost to submit. Spread the word!
Oh also, the teapot pictured here was made by Cooper Jeppesen and was part of the inaugural JFTS.
