by Tony Wise | Nov 6, 2015 | Across The Table, Kansas City
Many projects are flowing into Across the Table, Across the Land and we are excited to share some of these over the next two months leading up to the final deadline of January 4th. This recent submission by Lauren Sandler speaks to the potential of bringing together...
by Tony Wise | Oct 30, 2015 | 50th Anniversary, Across The Table, Kansas City
We are having a sugar-filled week co-hosting Pots in Action, thanks to an invitation from Ayumi Horie! Our hosting ends on November 1, but watch for news of our upcoming challenge here and on Ayumi’s @PotsinAction instagram feed. To keep up with EVERYTHING we are...
by Tony Wise | Oct 23, 2015 | 50th Anniversary, Across The Table, Featured
Across the Table, Across the Land, a project of the National Ceramic Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA), is designed to to be a snapshot of what is happening today at the intersection of food, clay and community. When you stop and think about it… That...
by Tony Wise | Oct 19, 2015 | 50th Anniversary, Across The Table, Featured
You are cordially invited to participate in the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) Across the Table, Across the Land national project and exhibition which takes place in Kansas City to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of NCECA. As part of the...
by Cindy Bracker, Communications Director | Oct 13, 2015 | 2015 Conference, Across The Table, Featured, online programming, Videos
As Paul Sacaridiz so deftly explained in his introduction, this conversation, Pass the Peas, Food Objects and the Making of Community, stemmed out of a project NCECA began in 2014 in Milwaukee, the idea of developing a curated roundtable discussion. The impetus for...
by Namita Wiggers | Sep 3, 2015 | 50th Anniversary, Across The Table, Featured
We kick off blogging about Project Submissions to Across the Table, Across the Land with a project led by Macy Dorf, who lives in Denver, Colorado. Macy has had a studio/gallery for over thirty years in the same neighborhood. The building houses a number of groups,...
