Artists who came to clay from diverse corners of experience through non-traditional avenues. Voices from Elsewhere, presented by the Homewood Studios Gallery, is an exhibition that features makers who entered the field of ceramics later in life and whose work [...]
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The idea of Claytopia for us is a place where diverse artists can explore their voice and share,with community beyond the studio. YOU'VE BEEN SERVED represents over 50 artists who make work to speak to the viewer/user on many levels: encouraging [...]
Are you an artist? Do you struggle with writing? The American Craft Council wants to help! It can be intimidating to get your thoughts down on paper. But writing, just like throwing pots, is a skill that can be learned. [...]
Dear Clay Friends: If you had five minutes to tell a ClayStory, what story would you tell? We want to hear you tell it live, on stage, at NCECA 2019! For those of you who are planning on attending NCECA [...]
Part & Parcel is a concurrent exhibition that will take place in Studio/Gallery #394 at the Northrup King Building in Minneapolis’s thriving Northeast Arts District. Featuring a diverse group of four midwestern ceramic artists, Part & Parcel brings together work [...]
John Morse and Marion Angelica think it is fun (and functional) to create an exhibition that provides candy both for the eye and candy for the mouth. Treat both at the Clay & Candy exhibition at the Sugar,Sugar candy store. [...]
What do you think an artist is? An imbecile who only has eyes if he’s a painter, ears if he’s a musician, or a lyre in every chamber of his heart if he’s a poet – or even, if he’s [...]
I think the NCECA conference is basically a hundred joyful hugs hello followed by a thousand tearful tugs goodbye, and I'm never 100% certain when that shift happens. As big as our conference is now, some people I only manage [...]
November 8th was the first ever Global Day of Clay, a joint effot between NCECA and the 92nd street Y to promote clay on a global scale. There were 273 images with the hashtag #globaldayofclay on Instagram, a ton of tweets, [...]
Now entering its third year, Blinc20:20 is becoming an exciting piece of programming at the annual conference. This image-driven visually impacting short-form presentation provides a perfect platform for professors, students, international artists, or just about anyone who wants to be a [...]
The deadline for galleries to apply for the NCECA Gallery Expo is June 21. You can find all the details and apply through the blurb and link below. But first, we caught up with NCECA Director-at-Large, Russell Wrankle, who manages [...]
Shortly after the NCECA 2017 conference, "Future Flux" became "Past Flux", I returned home and began editing conference sessions to post online. As I did this, I contemplated the 2017 "class" of emerging artists and all of their presentations. In the [...]
I thought about titling this post "Marvelous Marge" or "Marge the Magnificent".....both absolutely fitting descriptive titles. But then I thought "Marge in Charge," since she announced last year during her closing lecture that she has been "in charge since I was [...]
