by Cindy Bracker, Communications Director | May 15, 2015 | 2015 Exhibitions, Emerging Artists, Featured
In her article on pages 26-27 of the NCECA journal, Rachel K. Garceau describers herself as a wheel-thrower, a mold maker, a slip caster, a printmaker and a storyteller. Her work is clearly the synthesis of these many identities and their unique principles and skill...
by Cindy Bracker, Communications Director | Mar 12, 2015 | 2015 Conference, 2015 Exhibitions, Featured
Recently, I have seen and heard a flurry of questions about the overall NCECA schedule and making decisions. Specifically, a lot of people are asking “If I can only spend one day at NCECA, which one do I pick?” Of course this is an incredibly hard...
by Cynthia Cosentino | Mar 11, 2015 | 2015 Exhibitions, Featured, Workshops
The New Bedford Whaling Museum is hosting 3 events in conjunction with the 2015 NCECA conference. Of Earth and Sea: Artists Respond to the New Bedford Whaling Museum Collection, an exhibition of contemporary ceramics, opens on March 12th and will be up until the end...
by Dandee Pattee | Mar 10, 2015 | 2015 Conference, 2015 Exhibitions, Featured
NCECA Expo has been steadily growing in popularity. Providence NCECA is the first time Expo has had to establish an adjudication process to accept galleries. What great news for our membership because it is well known that as competition for Expo increases so does...
by Kate Oggel | Mar 9, 2015 | 2015 Exhibitions, Exhibitions, Featured
Just north of downtown Providence is the Pawtucket Armory Arts Center, a historic building in the center of the Pawtucket Arts District. A team of local volunteers is transforming this 11,000 square foot space into an exhibition area for the largest group of...
by Cindy Bracker, Communications Director | Mar 7, 2015 | 2015 Exhibitions, Featured, Inside NCECA
No car? no worries…There are plenty of exhibitions within walking distance! Let’s start in the convention center itself. There you will find some of the staples of NCECA such as the NCECA Gallery Expo, the Emerging artists and the K-12 Show, but...
