The Pottery Expo @ concept was launched in February 2001 by Melbourne studio potter Jane Annois. Pottery Expo aims to promote high quality, innovative ceramics by Australian studio ceramic artists.
Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 Feb 2012
MelbourneSunday 4 Dec 2011
“The “Field Guide for Ceramic Artisans” is a website of information and resources developed to help and support students when they are finishing school.”
Thanks to Julia Galloway you can now find out all the dirt on pre graduation, post graduation, studio, kilns, exhibitions, documentation references, shipping work, and interviews. I wish this had been around when i graduated, heck I can still make use of it now!
Thanks Julia Galloway – we love you!
My apologies if emails have gone without reply, if posts have been late in coming, or I’ve dropped the ball lately here on the blog. I have good reason as we are finally moving to our new home this weekend. It’s an understatement to say that it’s been a hectic few months, but soon all will quiet down again. I thank you for your patience and understanding at times when my life gets in the way : )
If you look really closely you’ll see my kiln amongst the mess of my packed up studio. Everything is packed and ready to go, but I just had to get one last firing in. Silly artists, we never sleep!
xoxo
carole
OLD FORGE — View, an arts center in the
Adirondacks, is seeking entries to “Earth” a juried ceramics exhibition
to be displayed in the Henry Kashiwa Eco Gallery from Oct. 6 to Dec. 12.
Entries will be selected for
the exhibition and juried by Eric Serritella. The last day to submit an
entry is Aug. 25. The winner of Best in Show will be invited to have an
exhibition of their work at View.
For complete entry guidelines visit www.ViewArts.org .
The Juror Eric Serritella, is a nationally exhibiting
ceramic artist specializing in handcarved trompe l’oeil vessels
transformed into birch and weathered logs. Serritella’s one-of-a-kind
ceramic sculptures have been awarded and exhibited in galleries and
museums from coast to coast and in Asia. His work is included in
permanent museum collections, including Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museum and
The Everson Museum of Art’s world class ceramics collection in
Syracuse.
This exhibit is open to all living artists working in
ceramics. Work must be original, completed within the past five years
and not have been exhibited previously at View.
Artists may submit up to three different works for
consideration with an entry fee of $40 ($30 for arts center members).
Wall pieces may not exceed 36 inches in any dimension, and may not weigh
more than 30 lbs.
To enter the exhibition visit http://www.viewarts.org/earth_.cfm, email [email protected] for a prospectus, or call View at 315.369.6411 to have a prospectus mailed to you. To learn more about View Programming visit www.ViewArts.org
