“nendohas teamed up with Raku master potter Kichizaemon Jikinyu for ‘KICHIZAEMON X’ exhibitionthat comprises five captivating collections. Running from September 16, 2022, to March 11, 2023, at the Sagawa Art Museum, Japan, the display includes collaborative works from different artists and artisans, and the result sees a conjunction of colors, textures, materials, and techniques. Each piece is a reinterpretation of traditional Japanese pottery, unfolding different narratives behind it.
For example, the ‘chuwan’ series represents the passing of time, while the ‘michiwan’ series materializes the internal space of Raku ware. The ‘junwan -chroma-’ is a line of eight ceramic pieces completed by soaking them in ink to separate colors, the ‘junwan -redox-’ takes shape as a collection of three ceramic works fired after absorbing metal, and the ‘jihada’ is an installation piece that compromises five small spaces.
NBCCD is pleased to announce a new initiative, designed to give its students the opportunity to learn from and collaborate with a creative role model.
Launching in January 2023, the Visiting Scholar program will provide a creative, dynamic environment for a visiting artist to build and accelerate their practice, while also sharing their knowledge with emerging artists.
Applications for the four-month, paid opportunity are now open.
An announcement for UK Artists: Applications for BCB’s AWARD 2023 exhibition are now open.
AWARD is the British Ceramics Biennial’s headline exhibition, formed from an open submission that celebrates the vitality of contemporary ceramics practice in the UK.
BCB invite applications from UK-based individual practitioners, collaborators or collectives who use clay as their primary creative material.
10 artists will be selected to exhibit in the 2023 BCB festival. Each artist receives £1,000 towards the presentation of their work. 1 artist is awarded a £10,000 cash prize and an invite to exhibit in ‘Awarded’ at the BCB 2025 festival.
Clay to Table is proud to announce our ⭐2022 Collector’s Sweepstakes⭐ to benefit Crafting the Future @crafting_the_future !
🎟️ Tickets are now available for purchase through Clay to Table’s website! See the link in the @claytotable profile.
Crafting the Future is a collective of artists concerned about the lack of racial and ethnic diversity in the fields of craft, art, and design. Clay to Table supports Crafting the Future because we want to see the diversity of the craft-making community more accurately reflect the world we live in.
Clay to Table is a forward thinking organization promoting the potter’s art and sharing our excitement to an ever growing online pottery marketplace.
