Calling all undergraduate and graduate ceramic students’ PROFESSORS! Dear Ceramics Professors, as you know being a full-time student often prohibits one’s ability to have a full-time job. And, as professors we often hear students who have great ideas, but do not [...]
As you consider heading to Pittsburgh for CrossCurrents: Clay and Culture, NCECA's 52nd conference, please help us to identify those individuals who have brought the culture of clay to where it is today. Our community has the opportunity and responsibility to honor, recognize [...]
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Over the years NCECA has been fortunate that there have been so many smart and caring individuals who have worked diligently to make our organization what it is today. But it is that time again for some new volunteers to [...]
Honor and celebrate the lives of NCECA members and significant figures in our field who have passed away since our 2014 conference in Milwaukee. He stood there for a long time. Tami Joan and John desperately retreated until they reached the [...]
If you are a teacher, you might just want to find a comfy place in room 552, because you'll probably be spending a lot of time there! We have an amazing slate of programming that will particularly appeal to educators: Thursday [...]
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During the early nineteenth century, Staffordshire transferware depicting North American scenery was hugely popular in the United States. These now feature in many American Art Museums. This panel will examine the historical contexts of transfer wares, their political and cultural [...]
A few weeks ago, Amanda Barr shared a sneak peek of "The Social (Media) Experiment". Today, we are treated to a more insight into the topics that will be covered in this much-anticipated panel. Enjoy a glimpse of what's to come with this transcript [...]
Last year, NCECA introduced a new conference event - a roundtable discussion which included our keynote speaker and other great thinkers in our field. Chris Staley moderated the topic of creativity, and the event was highly attended and very well [...]
Demonstrating Artists are among the headline presenters at the annual NCECA conference. NCECA strives to present makers grappling with a range of formal, technical and conceptual concerns operating across the field. Typically, four Demonstrating Artists present at each conference. On [...]
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Be inspired to get involved at this co-lecture by Michael McCarthy and Steve Dilley, described in the program guide as follows: We teach ceramics to patients in a residential psychiatric hospital. What happens when those working in clay, are in deep [...]
When making your travel plans for this year's conference, be sure to include Saturday's programming in your itinerary! One of the highlights of the day is sure to be treasured potter, Jack Troy, who will be delivering this year's closing [...]
