by Carole Epp | May 4, 2026 | job posting
The Opportunity
The Studio and Program Coordinator (SPC) is a critical role at Greenwich House Pottery (GHP) responsible for coordinating daily studio operations, supporting education programs, and supervising Technician and Program Assistants s TPAs. Reporting to either the Manager of Learning and Student Experience or the Studio Operations Manager (site dependent), this position ensures smooth workflows between education and operations across both GHP locations.
The Studio and Program Coordinator supports faculty, students, and staff by maintaining a safe and organized learning environment, overseeing program logistics, and coordinating internal communication. This is a customer and student facing role, and contributes to student experience, internal messaging, and organic social media efforts to foster a connected and informed GHP community. This position exists at two locations: 16 Jones Street and 80 Eighth Avenue (Chelsea). While both roles share a common core of responsibilities, the scope and emphasis vary based on site.
At the Chelsea studio, the Studio and Program Coordinator serves as the primary full-time staff presence on site, operating with a high degree of autonomy and day-to-day oversight. This role is the main point of contact for approximately five TPAs, as well as for faculty and students. In this smaller, more lightly staffed environment, the role leans more heavily toward technical and studio-based responsibilities alongside administrative coordination.
At the Jones Street studio, a larger and more complex facility, the Studio and Program Coordinator works within a more robust on-site management structure. This role supervises a larger team of approximately ten TPAs across both technical and administrative functions and focuses more heavily on coordination, scheduling, and program administration, with technical responsibilities primarily supported by the Operations Manager.
Full details can be found here.
by Carole Epp | May 4, 2026 | call for entry
A month away! We’re excited to see what you submit this year!
When you’re ready to apply, visit our website: strictlyfunctionalpottery.net
Artist featured in this post: Eunkyung Han
by Carole Epp | May 4, 2026 | call for entry
Baltimore Clayworks is pleased to announce a call for entries for Shino Odyssey. This is a juried exhibition celebrating the depth and diversity of Shino glazes. This exhibition invites artists to explore and showcase the vast possibilities of Shino, a glaze family known for its remarkable sensitivity to clay body, application, kiln atmosphere, and firing duration. All interpretations are encouraged. Selected artwork will be exhibited in our gallery and available for purchase.
Updated Application Deadline: Friday, May 29, 2026
Exhibition Dates: September 12 – October 31, 2026
Notification: By Friday, June 29, 2026
To learn more and apply visit baltimoreclayworks.org/exhibitions/calls-for-entry
by Carole Epp | Apr 28, 2026 | call for entry, residency opportunity
Announcing the inaugural Oak Spring Fellowship for Distinction in Fine Crafts & Design.
Generously supported by Tiffany & Co., this fellowship supports early-career makers and designers across disciplines such as fiber and textiles, wearable designs, woodworking, ceramics, jewelry, furniture design, and more.
The award includes a $10,000 grant and a 2-5 week residency at Oak Spring Garden Foundation.
🗓️Apply by May 31, 2026 Full details here.
by Carole Epp | Apr 28, 2026 | call for entry
This juried ceramic exhibition invites artists working in clay to share work that reflects the meeting of many voices, ideas, and approaches within contemporary ceramic practice. Clay carries traces of place, memory, culture, and imagination, and in the hands of different artists it becomes something endlessly adaptable. Convergence celebrates the moment where varied perspectives, forms, and materials come together in one shared space. Rather than centering on a single aesthetic or narrative, the exhibition welcomes a broad range of work, allowing unexpected relationships and quiet dialogues to emerge between objects. Through this gathering of ceramic works, the exhibition creates a landscape where difference is not only present, but essential to the beauty of the whole.
Jurors: Bradley Klem, Stephanie Seguin, Penelope Van Grinsven
WHERE: Light Art Space
209 West Broadway, Silver City, NM 88061 https://lightartspace.com/
WHEN: June 4 – 20, 2026
Submission deadline: May 10, 2026 11:59 MST
