Many Hands Many Ways Celebration of Clay 2019 – Many Hands, Many Ways opened on Friday April 26th in the gallery of Santa Fe Clay, owned by Mark Grischke and Rod Andrews. The show is beautifully displayed, and Mark and Rod welcomed guests to the event with warm interest in each participant’s entry. Many Hands, Many Ways runs through May 31st.… Continue reading "Many Hands Many Ways"
A Residency in Seagrove, NC A town with the largest concentration of working potters in the United States. Christine L. Evans, a long-time member and former board member of the NMPCA, has recently been accepted into the Artist In Residency program at the North Carolina Pottery Center (NCPC) in Seagrove, NC. The NCPC is a museum and educational center devoted… Continue reading "A Residency in Seagrove, NC"
Meet the Jurors for Celebration of Clay 2019 The New Mexico Potters and Clay Artists annual exhibition, Celebration of Clay 2019: Many Hands, Many Ways, has a tradition of being a “self-juried” show. This means that member participants select their own best work to display. Show jurors review the exhibited works and select awards for pieces they determine to be… Continue reading "Meet Jurors for Celebration of Clay 2019"
NMPCA facilitates a communication between Michael Thornton in Japan and a former student, now teaching art in Portland. News of Michael Thornton's October solo show in Japan are shared.
“Clay Bosque” – Festive Opening for NMPCA Juried Show by Kim Louise Glidden Unique to New Mexico is the “bosque” (Spanish for woodland), the focus for New Mexico Potters and Clay Artists first juried show since the 1990’s. Hosted in the beautifully spacious gallery at Albuquerque’s Open Space Visitor Center, “Resonations in Clay – Life on the Bosque” opened on… Continue reading "“Clay Bosque” – Festive Opening for NMPCA Juried Show"
Report on the Anita Field’s Workshop by Sara Lee D’Alessandro, member Having attended the Anita Fields workshop at the Ghost Ranch, it may be helpful to those who have considered participating in a workshop for me to give a report of the experience. Anita Fields was open, very interesting as a person and sage in conveying her Osage culture as… Continue reading "Report on the Anita Field’s Workshop"
