call for entry: DINING IN: AN ARTFUL EXPERIENCE VII

August 2-31, 2014
18 HANDS GALLERY, LLC
249-B W 19TH STREET; HOUSTON, TX 77008
713.869.3099

Calendar

July 3, 2014 Last postmark date for entry forms.
July 12, 2014 Notification of accepted work by email
July 26, 2014 Deadline for receipt of accepted work
August 2, 2014 Opening Reception
September 4-30, 2014 Return of unsold work

Eligibility and Media

This exhibit is open to all artists in the United States working in clay; work must have been completed within the
past 18 months. All submitted entries must represent tableware, either functional or decorative. A maximum of 3
pieces per artist will be reviewed.
Find the full prospectus on their website: 

(Repli) (Dupli) Cate by Jason Desnoyers @ Medalta

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(Repli) (Dupli) Cate is an exhibition of ceramic work, which is
concluded from my year long residency at Medalta’s Artist in Residency
program, in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
I look to make work that creates an effect on the individual person
rather than, at first, the community at large. For me, attracting the
individual is about finding a passion and creating a bond between maker
and user. Original work, purposeful ceramics and creating conversations
are the main points that I look to answer within my ceramic medium.
I
describe the process I have investigated while at Medalta, as “cut and
paste”. Utilizing technical aspects of ceramics, related to throwing on
the wheel, handbuilding and mold work. My aim is to create forms that
are different but that also relate to my self. This comes from
explorations of design and personal preference, but also from outside
sources such as graffiti, geometry, sociology and mass media (Tumblr)

RECEPTION WITH THE ARTIST
Thursday, June 19, 2014
6 – 9pm
NO CHARGE
Cash bar
EXHIBITION
June 19 – July 26, 2014
Open during regular museum hours (9:30am – 5:00pm)
NO CHARGE (for Yuill Family Gallery entry)
@ MEDALTA
Yuill Family Gallery
713 Medalta Ave SE

JASON DESNOYERS BIO
Jason Desnoyers was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Jason earned a
BFA in the field of Photography from Concordia University and recently
completed his BFA in Ceramics at Nova Scotia College of Art and Design.
During his time at NSCAD, Jason was awarded the “FUNSCAD Homer Lord
Scholarship Award” in recognition of his ceramic work and his
dedication.

Jason’s process relies heavily on altering the clay model or the mold
itself, decorative patterns related to tessellation, and a strong ideal
based on functionality. He is currently focused on experimenting with
glazing techniques, slip casting and altering, and the perfection of his
mold making practice.
While expressing his own personal identity is important, Jason hopes
that his ceramic art creates an identity that communicates with others,
through the function and aesthetic of the piece. He measures the success
of his pieces through the utilitarian purpose and decorative allure.

http://medalta.org/replicateduplicate