Call for entry – Across the Divide

Across the Divide will encompass the vast array of contemporary ceramics in the sculptural and installation genres. This exhibit uses the Continental Divide as a metaphor for the artist working in clay that has separated them from traditional techniques and stereotypes within the medium. Artists are encouraged to submit work that pushes traditional boundaries of the ceramic medium in its treatment of material and subject.

This exhibit is open to all artists, national and international. All forms of ceramic sculpture, installation and new media work are eligible. Works should have some ceramic component and can range in scale from hand held to monumental. Postmark deadline April 6, 2012.< Click here for more information and how to apply >

Juror – Steven Schaeffer is a ceramic sculptor whose work has been shown nationally as well as internationally including the Florence Biennale and the Ceramic Biennial International Competition in Korea. Steve teaches Ceramics at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Questions can be directed to:
Robin Cadigan
Gallery Director
Coconino Center for the Arts &
Flagstaff Cultural Partners
(928) 779-2300 x 104
[email protected]

Karen Bennicke and Steen Ipsen: Geometrical Evolution @ Copenhagen Ceramics


Karen Bennicke, 2012, Kaleidoscope, h 82 x w 75 cm
Photo: Jeppe Gudmundsen-Holmgreen

Steen Ipsen, 2012, Black/Red Geometric 2/12, h 24 x w 25 cm
Photo: Jeppe Gudmundsen-Holmgreen

For its next exhibition Copenhagen Ceramics will present new works by Karen Bennicke and Steen Ipsen, two highly experienced ceramists with a particularly well-developed sense of operating visually within one of the great fields of inspiration for ornamentation – the world of geometry.

Artist talk with Karen Bennicke and Steen Ipsen on Saturday 3 March at 2 pm in the gallery.

Copenhagen Ceramics
Smallegade 46, 2. sal tv
2000 Frederiksberg

Contact: Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl
Mobile: 2728 5452
[email protected]

David S. East: Forehandedness in the Jane Hartsook Gallery

March 1 – March 29, 2012
Opening Reception: Thursday, March 1st, 6-8pm

Jane Hartsook Gallery at Greenwich House Pottery is pleased to present Forehandedness – new sculpture by Baltimore-based artist David S. East. For his first solo exhibition with this gallery, East has created monuments of dailiness, sculptures that combine ubiquitous ornamentation and serene pastels – at times uniting technology and woven fabric – offering a genealogy of cultural homogenization. East’s work is thoughtful however much the installation effortlessly transposes formalism and irony.

“The approach I have taken attempts to reflect on the monumental within the mundane, and seeks to bore out the middle of modernism to see its split-level by-products. The work rotates around these axes operating as much a strategy of thinking as of making.” -David S. East.

David S. East is Chair of Ceramics at the Maryland Institute College of Art. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally in juried and curated exhibitions, most recently at the GICBiennale 2011, Icheon, Korea and has received numerous awards including an Individual Artist Award form Maryland State Arts Council, the Lighton Foundation and the McKnight Foundation.

Greenwich House
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224 West 30th Street, Suite 302
New York, NY 10001
Ph: (212) 991-0003


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