What's New? April 15 Newsletter

Surprises at NCECA

Posted by Kathy Maves, 2014 NCECA/crafthaus blogger scholarship recipient

The best part about NCECA, for me as a first-time attender, was not all the ceramic work, people, and presentations that I knew I would see. It was the surprises. Most of those surprises came to me while looking through the many exhibitions. Maybe too many. I often found myself thinking, “This is a great. I can’t believe that I find this piece to be so strong.” The question that follows, always, is “Why is this exceptional?"     Continue reading and leave a comment ...

Welcome to our new crafthaus members!

Ayumi Horie, Portland, ME

Beth Williams, Gloucester, MA

Carrie Garrott, McKinney, TX

Elizabeth Chapman, Baltimore, MD

Leo Genkin, New York City, NY

Sara Brown, Ohio

  • Area Head of Ceramics, Assistant Professor @ Siue University - Edwardsville, IL
  • Assistant Professor - Studio Art, Ceramics @ Colorado Mesa University
  • Assistant Professor: Art Metals & Foundation @ University of Wisconsin
  • BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, Instructor, in one of the following areas: drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, ceramics, glass, jewelry/metals, sculpture, animation, digital imaging, video art, interactive media (web & mobile), graphic design, art history, art education
  • Two to three adjunct instructors needed to teach introductory courses in 3D art (ceramics, metal art/jewelry, and sculpture), introductory courses in 2D art (painting, watercolor), and online courses in digital photography @ Lake Superior College, Duluth, MN 55811

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Cindy Steiler - Not Forgotten

My favorite childhood memories center on spending time with my great-grandmother, Mary Stieler. She taught me to sew, quilt and embroider, all while sharing amazing stories about her life. What she passed to me had been passed to her along a long line of women, inspiring in me a lifelong passion for creating. Continue reading ....

Bombing the Moon for fun and profit

- blog by John Lunn

Continuing my cross referencing science and art, here’s another planckscaleblog entry that I think applies to art and connects a bit to last week’s entry as well: how we observe the universe. There is so much more to see in the world than what is right before our eyes that much of it requires some imagination. Continue reading...

ANNUAL STUDIO OPEN HOUSE & BEVANS DAY EVENT - MAY 4th, 2014

The Kunst Schott von Hellingen Part 8

- blog by Parker Erich Brown

This is the critical stage of the project where all temptation to play Minecraft must be resisted so that I can practice some ACTUAL craft skills. Yes, it’s neat that you can reconstruct Notre Dame cathedral in a virtual world, but it can’t be submitted to the SNAG Exhibition in Print, can it? Continue reading ...

Zoe Arnold - The Poetic and the Macabre

Zoe Arnold’s evocative jewels are as much individual works of art as they are wearable sculpture, exploring the poetic and the macabre in the form of both illustrative and sometimes obscure treasures. Continue reading ...

 

Fashion:Victim

- blog by The Justified Sinner

I have finally finished my Alexander McQueen tribute piece, "Fashion:Victim" which comprises of the two spherical 'handbags' made from steel spheres which I found in a burnt-out factory in Kent some years ago. Continue reading ...

The Last Word:

Scott Hove - Cakeland. Birthdays just got a whole lot better.

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