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Emily Rensink in "Twin Cups National Ceramic Exhibition"
Emily Rensink’s piece “Life Over Coffee” was juried into the Missouri Western University Clay Guild’s "Twin Cups National Ceramic Exhibition" held in St. Joseph, Missouri. The exhibition runs from February 21st through March 20th, 2020. https://forms.missouriwestern.edu/orgs/clayguild/TwinCups.html
 
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ClayHouston Members at Archway Gallery for Empty Bowls
Several ClayHouston members will be represented in the Archway Gallery Invitational Exhibition and Silent Auction benefiting Empty Bowls Houston and the Houston Food Bank. The Exhibition/Auction will run from March 7 through April 3, and unsold works will be transported to the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft for the Empty Bowls Preview Party on Friday evening, April 3, and the main event on Saturday, April 4. The Exhibition/Auction opening reception is Saturday, March 7, 5 - 8 pm, at Archway Gallery, 2305 Dunlavy Street. Photos are works by Roy Hanscom and Maria Raquel Morales.
 
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Ron Loyd in "7th Biennial Central Time Ceramics International"
Ron Loyd has been juried into the "7th Biennial Central Time Ceramics International", presented by Bradley University Galleries in Peoria, Illinois. Juror is Doug Jeppeson and exhibit runs from March 9 - April 17, 2020.
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Jodi Walsh in "SUSPENDED" at NCECA
SUSPENDED, March 24 - April 18, Art Works Gallery, 320 Hull Street Richmond VA 804-291-1400
Suspended features the work of 6 ceramic sculptors whose work has migrated from pedestal to wall, challenging the traditional view of sculpture and embracing the perceived limitations and fragility of clay. ARTISTS: Laurel Lukaszewski, Lisa Battle, Tamara Laird, Amy Dow, Judit Varga & Jodi Walsh. SUSPENDED will be on the NCECA tour.
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"Contained & Arranged" at Foelber Gallery
Foelber Gallery announces the opening of the 24th annual “Contained & Arranged” exhibit Friday, April 17 from 6:00-9:00pm. 706 Richmond Ave. Houston, TX 77006. The exhibit continues through April 26, 2020. More info at www.foelberpottery.com
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"About Face" at South Texas
The Art Museum of South Texas is presenting a traveling exhibition of Ceramic Figurative Sculpture selected from work by the following artists: Wesley Anderegg, Robert Arneson, Chris Antemann, Rudy Autio, Russell Biles, Cristina Córdova, Jack Earl, Sean Erwin, Viola Frey, Alessandro Gallo, David Gilhooly, Gerit Grimm, Sergei Isupov, Doug Jeck, Howard Kottler, Michael Lucero , Walter McConnell, Gerardo Monterrubio, Jim Neel, Virgial Ortiz, Andrew Raftery, Allan Rosenbaum, Akio Takimori, Yoshio Taylor, Tip Toland, Jason Walker , Kurt Weiser , Beatrice Wood , Sun Koo Yuh. Jan 24 to Apr 19.
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Melissa Symmonds at Mercer Botanic Gardens
Melissa Symmonds has work showing in the Children's garden at Mercer Botanic Gardens located at 22306 Aldine Westfield Road. Exhibit runs from Jan 30 to end of June, 2020.
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“Connections” at Foelber Gallery
Foelber Gallery announces the exhibition, “Connections”, featuring recent work by gallery ceramists. The opening reception is Saturday, February 8 from 6 -9 pm and Sunday, February 9 from noon - 4 pm. The exhibit runs through March 14, 2020. 706 Richmond Ave. Houston, TX 77006, 713-529-1703, www.FoelberPottery.com
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Vivian Pastor at Live Oak Art Center
Vivian Pastor announces the opening of her exhibition Cultivating Memories, at Live Oak Art Center 1014 Milam, Columbus, TX 78934 on March 7, 2020 From 6-8 pm. Her exhibition runs from March 4 - Match 25 , 2020. To view her work click here www.vivianpastor.com
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Pat Johnson at Texas Clay by the Bay
Texas Clay by the Bay at the K Space Contemporary in Corpus Christi. A 2-day pop-up show in the gallery during the city’s March First Friday ArtWalk. The show will open the evening of Friday, March 6, 5:30-9:00 pm, and Saturday, 11 am to 5 pm. The pop-up will be followed by an exhibition that will be installed in the gallery March 11 – April 8, 2020.
The following artists were selected by the K Space exhibition committee: Alejandra Almuelle, Mary Fischer, Michael & Gaye Lynn Hodgson, Stan Irvin, Pat Johnson, Shikha Joshi, and Jess & Jamie Lea Wade.
We are thrilled to present such a talented and accomplished group of ceramic artists to Corpus Christi. kspacecontemporary.org
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Teach Ceramics in Maine this Summer
Camp Laurel, one of New England’s premier co-ed summer camps, is seeking Ceramics Instructors for the summer of 2020.
Instructors will lead and assist with projects that teach skills and promote creativity. We are looking for artists who are passionate about their craft and would enjoying sharing this passion with children. Apply Here
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Jeff Forster at Sawyer Yards
Jeff Forster is pleased to announce his solo exhibition Ruin, Ruins, Ruining in Art Alley at Sawyer Yards. The show is composed of 5 large scale outdoor sculptures. Exhibit runs from Oct 5 thru Sept, 2020.
Raku workshop
March 21st at 10:00 AM
$85.00
Laminated Clay
With Lebeth Lammers
This workshop will work with colored porcelain clay
June 19,20 & 21 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
$400.00
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The Art of Music Private Tour
Saturday, March 7, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Cherryhurst House, 1603 Cherryhurst Street, Houston, TX, 77006
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Empty Bowls Houston- April 4, 2020
Artists from the greater Houston area are elbows-deep in bowl-making in preparation for the 16th Annual Empty Bowls Houston to be held Saturday, April 4, 11 am – 3 pm at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft. Each year, more than 1,000 unique bowls are created and donated to help raise funds for the Houston Food Bank’s mission to provide food for better lives in Houston and the surrounding counties. For a $25 donation, attendees may choose a bowl and receive a simple soup lunch, enjoy entertainment in the HCCC garden, visit with artist demonstrators and feel good about helping to fill the empty bowls and tummies in Houston.
Bowl donations may be dropped off at the below locations:
· March 16 - April 3 at the Ceramic Store (1002 W. 11th St., Mon. – Sat.)
· March 21 - April 3 at the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (Wed. – Sun.)
**Please double check with these locations on their hours of operation.
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