The Ceramics Congress starts tomorrow!

Okay so i really didn’t mean to drop off over the past few weeks, my apologies! But I promise I had a really good reason – I’ve been working behind the scenes on The Ceramics Congress which starts tomorrow! The event goes for 5 days, is jam-packed full of workshops from international artists, talks, fun challenges, artists markets, film fest and a HUGE online exhibition of 88 artists. I literally can’t name it all there is so much.

So I really hope you’ll join us this weekend. We already have over 5000 attendees signed up from around the world!

And it’s only $10 if you buy your ticket asap and seriously where else can you get this much ceramic fun for $10???

And if you can’t make it this weekend you can buy the replays for life for only $59 – still ridiculously cheap!!!

GRAB YOUR TICKETS HERE: links.ceramic.school/cdn-congress

Gerit Grimm workshop this weekend!

Gerit Grimm: Wheel-Thrown Figure Assembly Workshop
Virtual Live Ceramic Workshop & Q & A
When: Saturday, March 27th 2021
Time: 1 to 4 pm (PDT)
In her online demo, this professor from University of Wisconsin, Madison, will show you how to assemble a figure using parts assembled on a throwing wheel. This 3-hour demo will feature a Q&A section where you can interact with Gerit and gain further insight on how to build stunning large human and animal figures like hers.

upcoming zoom: Forward Motion How craft can help us move from a crisis of care to a culture of care.

Forward Motion
How craft can help us move from a crisis of care to a culture of care.

Hosted on Zoom April 1, 1 pm CT
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Marking one year of living under the shadow of a global pandemic, we’re taking an opportunity to pause, to look around us, to reflect. The difficulties we have all grappled with this year have amplified fissures in our society’s concept of care. Reflecting on this pivotal moment, we ask how craft can comfort us and move us from a crisis of care to a culture of care. We’ve designed this American Craft Forum to build on the themes explored in the Spring 2021 issue of American Craft.

Register HERE.