 Sooyeon Kim, at Perspectives 2010, Watkinsville, Georgia. It’s time for the September 2010 edition of the Editor’s Picks, a compilation of five top picks of ceramics exhibitions and events To see a more complete listing of ceramic exhibitions and events, please check out the Ceramics Monthly calendar. |
| With summer drawing to a close, the timing is perfect for an exhibition of work by Julie Guyot themed around memories of summer family vacations. To me, the fun plate shown here conjures up images of family picnics with plastic tablecloths and corn on the cob, so I’d say she’s hit the mark pretty well. The details... Where: Crimson Laurel Gallery, Bakersville, North Carolina To learn more about Julie Guyot or see more images of her work, please visit www.julieguyot.com. |
 Julie Guyot, Round Plate, white earthenware with slip transfers and laser decal, 10″ x 9″ x 2″. |
 Nathan Prouty, Bobo Getches Snatches the Matches, 7 x 3 x 9 in. |
Curated by Nathan Prouty, the youngest resident artist at The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pretty Young Things at Lacoste Gallery presents 10 artists that are using clay in fresh new ways, exploring new ideas, and expanding our concept of what clay should and could be. If you are looking for cutting edge clay work, don’t miss this show! And act fast! It comes down September 4.
Where: Lacoste Gallery, Concord, Massachusetts To learn more about Nathan Prouty or see more images of his work, please visit www.nathanprouty.com. |
| I love this piece by Yoko Sekino Bove (and the title of the work for that matter!) This show at San Joaquin Community College, juried by Arthur Gonzalez, has an impressive roster of nearly fifty clay artists. I highly recommend a visit to this one, but if you can’t get there, visit the exhibition virtually and see images of the work.
Where: LH Horton Jr Gallery, San Joaquin Delta College,
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 Yoko Sekino-Bov©, Unsolved Mystery Sauce Boat, mid-range porcelain, 6″ x 7″ x 6″, 2008. |
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 Barbro …berg, Black and Brown Spiral Bowl, 22 x 41 x 41 cm. |
Barbro Aberg has been featured on Ceramic Arts Daily in the past and I was excited to come across this exhibition of new work at Galleri Jytte Moeller in Fredericia, Denmark. Aberg uses a mixture of ball clay, paper fibers and perlite, a volcanic substance, to create her challenging forms. The details...Where: Galleri Jytte M¸ller, Fredericia, Denmark To learn more about Barbro …berg or see more images of her work, please visit www.barbroaberg.dk. |
| Now in it’s eighth year, the Perspectives 2010 exhibition at the Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation (OCAF), Watkinsville, Georgia, opens this weekend and continues through September 15. As usual, it looks to be jam-packed with great work (like the piece by Sooyeon Kim at the top of the page, and the jar shown to the right). The event features a sale of more than 4,500 individual pieces of pottery by 50 of Georgia’s finest potters, a workshop with Sequoia Miller, and a special exhibition of work by a dozen nationally known potters. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area! The details...Where: Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation (OCAF), Watkinsville, Georgia
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Fantástico!!!Muitas dicas geniais que podemos colocar em prática…vou continuar assistindo para aprender sempre mais e mais,obrigada!
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Fantástico!!!Muitas dicas geniais que podemos colocar em prática…vou continuar assistindo para aprender sempre mais e mais,obrigada!
Zuleika Eugênio
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this should have more comments
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this should have more comments
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nice work
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nice work
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I love this section – editor’s top picks – a great quick way to be inspired by other artists and to see some amazing work that is out there — thank you
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I love this section – editor’s top picks – a great quick way to be inspired by other artists and to see some amazing work that is out there — thank you
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Thanks for the show tips. Strange that there are no other comments here. For me, this is far more interesting than most of the posts that get lots of comments. Perspectives is a wonderful show well worth a trip to the Athens, Georgia area.
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Thanks for the show tips. Strange that there are no other comments here. For me, this is far more interesting than most of the posts that get lots of comments. Perspectives is a wonderful show well worth a trip to the Athens, Georgia area.