Fueled by Wood – closing June 14th

by | Jun 7, 2013 | Uncategorized

Top L to R: John Dix, Jack Troy, Judith Duff
Bottom center: Nick Schwartz

 

JOHN DIX, JACK TROY,  NICK SCHWARTZ and JUDITH DUFF
 

* This Monday, June 10 – 13 join me, Sandy Simon, for a symposium on “Women Working in Clay”
along with other women clay artists: Stacy Snyder, Cheryl Ann Thomas, Adrian Arleo, Charity Davis-Woodard  held in Roanoke, VA at Hollins College Cost: $395 contact by email for more infomation, [email protected]  or phone: 540.362.6021 space is still available but hurry

TRAX: New Work by Warren MacKenzie available online today
TRAX GALLERY  1812 5th Street, Berkeley, CA  94710
510.540.8729   [email protected]
Wednesday – Sunday 12 – 5:30

Call for entry: FUSION Pottery and Glass show 2013

by | Jun 1, 2013 | call for entry, emerging artist, job posting, monday morning eye candy, movie day, residency opportunity, show us your influences, technical tuesday

Event: FUSION Pottery + Glass Show 2013

Description:
FUSION invites interested glass and clay artists to submit an application.

Ceramic and Glass
artists are invited to participate in our 17th annual juried show and
sale at the beautiful Artscape Wychwood Barns. Showcasing the best of
Ontario’s clay and glass works, FUSION’s Pottery & Glass Show and
Sale will be the premiere show for purchasing the best in clay and
glass. 

NEW
this year, we are pleased to be partnering with Artscape Wychwood Barns
and their Nuit Blanche events. As such the show will remain open all
night long from Saturday, October 5 to Sunday, October 6, 2013. We hope
you can join us.

Deadline Date: July 5, 2013
Details: Download 1 File PDF


a site to see friday: Marcelina Salazar and her Bourry-Box Blog

by | May 24, 2013 | Uncategorized

 

 
 

Marcelina
not only creates beautiful pottery but she also is documenting her
process in kiln building to share with others interested in building.

From her website:
“Marcelina grew up in Colombia and moved to Canada in 1999 to go to university. In school, she developed a keen interest in food issues. At the same time, her passion for clay was taking shape. Pottery
seemed to bring her interest in food and food issues to the table.

So, after finishing a degree in science at Trent University, she decided to pursue pottery more seriously. In 2007 she completed a Ceramic Certificate at The Haliburton School
of the Arts, and then she studied some more ceramics at Sheridan
College.

Now she works as a full-time studio potter in her timber frame studio, on her farm in rural Ontario.

She also tries to spend free time with her husband, organic farmer Jason Hayes, and her beautiful dog, Kanuk.”

www.marcelinasalazar.com

Bourry-Box Blog @ marcelinasalazar.wordpress.com

“I
have recently finished building a bourry-box kiln in rural Central
Ontario. This is an account of that process, hoping to reciprocate some
of the help and encouragement I’ve received from the ceramics community
all along.”