solo exhibitions
Arizona, Tempe through August 2 “Susan Beiner: Synthetic Reality”;
at Arizona State University
Art Museum, 10th St.
and Mill Ave.
D.C., Washington May 16–June
18 Hyun Kyung
Yoon; at Cross Mackenzie, 1054 31st
St.
Florida, St. Petersburg through May 10 Jun Kaneko; at The Arts Center,
719 Central Ave.
through May 10 Vai Alandikar, “Mantra”; at Tim
Salen Gallery, St. Petersburg Clay Co., 420 22nd St.
Idaho, Coeur d’Alene July
11–August 9 Beth
Cavener Stichter; at The Art Spirit Gallery, 415 Sherman Ave.
Illinois, Chicago through
May 3 Dennis Lee
Mitchell, “Human Nature.” through May 7
Meredith Brickell, “Weights and Measures”; at Dubhe Carreño Gallery, 1841 S. Halsted St.
Illinois, Oak Park through
May 21 “Lynn
Smiser Bowers: Embellishing Form and Surface”; at Terra Incognito Studios and
Gallery, 246 Chicago Ave.
Indiana, Fort Wayne through
May 9 Anita
Powell, “To Be Continued”; at Charlie Cummings Clay Studio and Gallery, 4130 S. Clinton St.
Maryland, Bethesda May 6–June
7 “Beauty and
the Beast: Ceramic Vessels and Sculptures by Liz Lescault”; at Waverly Street
Gallery, 4800 East-West Hwy.
Massachusetts, Boston May 10–June
9 “Ceramics by
Sung Jae Choi”; at Pucker Gallery, 171
Newbury St.
May 17–June 15
“Inspired by Japan: Pottery
and Textiles by Susan Kotulak”; at Vessels Gallery, 8 Union Park St.
Massachusetts, Northampton May 24–June
29 “Tom White:
Wood, Salt and Soda.” August 8–September 14
“Aysha Peltz: Stolen Moments”; at The Artisan Gallery, 162 Main St.
Michigan, Detroit through May
9 “Anat Shiftan:
Recent Works of Still Life”; at Pewabic Pottery, 10125 E. Jefferson Ave.
Minnesota, Minneapolis through
July 20 “The
Cosmic Collection by Josh Blanc”; at Clay Squared to Infinity-Infinity Gallery,
34 Thirteenth Ave.
Missouri, Kansas City May 1–31 Christa Assad, “Actual Objects in a
Virtual World”; at Red Star Studios, 821
W. 17th St.
Missouri, Sedalia through May 25 “Walter McConnell: Itinerant Edens”; at Daum
Museum of Contemporary
Art, 3201 W. 16th St.
Montana, Helena through
May 11 “Paul
Maseyk Farewell Exhibition.” May 15–June 1
“Jennifer Allen Farewell Exhibition”; at Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic
Arts, 2915 Country Club Ave.
New Mexico, Santa Fe May 2–June
1 “FracShard:
New Works in Clay by Patrick Crabb”; at Patina Gallery, 131 W. Palace Ave.
New Mexico, Taos May 31–June 21 Caroline Douglas; at Wilder Nightingale Gallery, 119-A Kit Carson Rd.
New York, Port Chester May 3–24 ”Joe Pintz: Sense of Place.” May 31–June 21 “Kyla Toomey: The
Objects of My Affection”; at Clay
Art Center,
40 Beech St.
Ohio, Zanesville June 6–August 10 “Charles Lakofsky: Ohio Modernist
Master”; at Zanesville
Art Center,
620 Military Rd.
Oregon, Portland through June 23 “Generations: Ken
Shores”; at Museum of Contemporary
Craft, 724 Northwest Davis St.
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia through
June 1 Heather
Mae Erickson, “The Industrial Hand: Tableware Design.” May 23–June 29 “Shu Mei Chan: If By
Chance, A Rock.” June 6–29 Jenny
Mendes; at The Clay Studio, 139 N.
2nd St.
May 2–June 15 “Ron Meyers: Animal Dance”; at
Works Gallery, 303 Cherry St.
Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh through May 31 “Ceramic Explosion: The Work of
Martin Klimas”; at The Andy
Warhol Museum,
117 Sandusky St.
Texas, Alpine May 2–June
5 Marie Blazek,
“Desert Flowers and Clay”; at Catchlight Gallery, 117 W. Holland Ave.
Texas, Lufkin through May 30
David Hendley,
“Pots and Process”; at Museum
of East Texas, 503 N. 2nd St.
Washington, Seattle May 1–31 Carol Gouthro; at Pacini Lubel
Gallery, 207 2nd Ave.
S.
May 2–June 1 Jun Kaneko; at Traver Gallery, 110 Union St. #200.
Wyoming, Buffalo May
9–August 9
Victoria Christen; at Margo’s Pottery and Fine Craft, 1 Main St.
group ceramics exhibitions
California, Berkeley through May
18 “Nature and
Nurture: New Works in Porcelain by Elizabeth Robinson and Jess Parker”; at TRAX
Ceramics Gallery, 1812 5th
St.
California, Burbank May 3–22 “Dots, Pots and Whimsical
Thoughts,” works by Ricky Maldonado, Kelly Berning, Adrian Sadstrom and Trent
Berning; at The Creative Arts Center, 1100
W. Clark Ave.
California, Davis through May
4 Charlene
Reinhart and Carol Wedemeyer. through June 1
“ACGA Juried Ceramic Exhibit”; at Pence Gallery, 212 D St.
through May 24 “22nd Annual 30 Ceramics
Sculptors Exhibition”; at John Natsoulas Gallery, 521 First St.
through June 1 “Exploring the Surface,” works by members of the Associaton
of Clay and Glass Artists of California; at the Association of Clay and Glass
Artists, 212 D St.
through June 6 “19th Annual California Clay
Competition”; at the Artery, 207 G
St.
California, Pomona through May 3 “Into the Woods: A Fiery Tale,”
works by Fred Olsen, Peter Callas, Jeff Shapiro, Chris Gustin, Takao Okazaki,
Catharine Hiersoux and John Balistreri. May
17–July 12 “Pueblo Clay: America’s First Pottery”; at AMOCA,
340 S. Garey Ave.
through May 24 “Fred’s Friends,” works by Conrad Calimpong, Philip
Cornelius, Patricia Ferber, Nina Hole, Carol Anne Klimek, Julia Nema, Jon
Pacini, Don Ryan, Vincent Suez and Richard White; at Armstrong’s, 150 E. 3rd St.
California, Sacramento August 7–October 18 “Soaring Voices: Contemporary
Japanese Women Ceramic Artists”; at Crocker
Art Museum, 216 O St.
California, San Diego July 1–31 “Tea × 40,” works by San Diego
Potters’ Guild; at San Diego Potters’ Guild, Spanish
Village, Studio 29, Balboa Park.
Georgia, Decatur through May 3 “Line and Color,” works by Diana
Fayt, Julia Galloway, Annette Gates, Cara Gilbert, Jay Jensen, Courtney Martin,
Courtney Murphy, Kelly Sullivan and Liz Zlot Summerfield. May 10–June 21 “American Masters”; at
MudFire Clayworks, 175 Laredo Dr.
Idaho, Coeur d’Alene May 9–31 “9th Annual Clay
Invitational”; at The Art Spirit Gallery, 415 Sherman Ave.
Illinois, Oak Park through April 16 “Seeded,” works by Conner McKissack,
Brian Taylor, Kari Radasch, Ted Neal, Michael T. Schmidt and Pat Coughlin; at
Terra Incognito, 246 Chicago Ave.
Indiana, Fort Wayne May
31–June 30 “Just
a Bunch of Potters”; at The Orchard Gallery of Fine Art, 6312 Covington Rd.
Maine, Deer Isle June
8–July 5 “It’s
Pouring”; at Dowstudio Gallery, 19
Dow Rd.
Maryland, Baltimore through April 18 “Terra Incognita: Unknown Land.” through May 24 “California
Clay: David Furman and Nancy Selvin”; at Baltimore
Clayworks, 5707 Smith Ave.
Massachusetts, Cambridge through June 30 “A Taste of Power: 18th
Century German Porcelain for the Table”; at Harvard
University Art
Museums, Busch-Reisinger
Museum, 32 Quincy St.
Massachusetts, Northampton through May
18 “Porcelain
Now: The Alfred Connection,” works by Andy Shaw, Kristen Kieffer and Albion
Stafford; at The Artisan Gallery, 162
Main St.
Michigan, Detroit May 16–June 6 “Six Ceramic Artists: Pioneers of
the German Studio Craft Movement,” works by Beate Kuhn, Georg Hohlt, Ursula and
Karl Scheid and Gotlind and Gerald Weigel; at Pewabic Pottery, 10125 E.
Jefferson Ave.
Missouri, St. Louis May 2–June
30 “Infusion
10×10: 11th Biennial Teapot Exhibition”; at The Craft Alliance, 6640 Delmar Blvd.
Montana, Helena through May
11 “2007
Figurative Sculptural Exhibition”; at Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic
Arts, 2915 Country Club Ave.
Nevada, Reno through June 22 “Subtle Beauty: Modern Japanese
Ceramics from the Collection of Joel Barish”; at Nevada Museum
of Art, 160 W. Liberty St.
Nevada, Silver City through
July 30 “Elaine
and Tom Coleman”; at Blue Dome Gallery, 307 N. Texas St.
New Jersey, Clinton through June 15 “Uncommon Clay,” works by Bennett
Bean, Ruth Borgenicht, Jim Jansma, Ka Kwong Hui, Taesik Song and Mikhail Zakin;
at Hunterdon Museum of Art, 7
Lower Center St.
New Jersey, Lincroft June 8 “Thompson Park Creative Arts Center
Spring Exhibit”; at Thompson Park Creative
Arts Center,
Monmouth County Park
System, 805 Newman Springs Rd.
New Mexico, Santa Fe through May 17 “Emerging Talent,” works by Naomi
Cleary, Myung-Jin Kim, Vince Palacios, Shoko Teruyama and Kensuke Yamada. May 23–June 21 “Bling”; at Santa Fe
Clay, 1615 Paseo
de Peralta.
New York, Cazenovia through May 31 “Into the Garden,” works by Nora
Jean Creahan, Tijana Djordjevic, Ed Feldman, Randal Jones and Shawn O’Connor;
at Chameleon Gallery, 53 Albany St.
New York, New York through May
10 “Made in Clay
Benefit Exhibition.” May 22–June 21
“Annual Members Showcase”; at Greenwich
House Pottery, Jane Hartsook Gallery, 16
Jones St.
North Carolina,
Bakersville May 24–July 24 “Potters of the Roan: Works in Triplicate”; at Crimson Laurel Gallery,
23 Crimson Laurel Way.
North Carolina, Raleigh through
July 6 “Pamela
and Vernon Owens: Potters of Jugtown”; at Gregg Museum of Art and Design, 3302
Talley Student Center, 2610 Cates Ave.
North Carolina, Seagrove May
2–August 30 “Contemporary
Pottery from North Carolina’s American Indian
Communities”; at North Carolina
Pottery Center,
250 E. Ave.
Ohio, Rocky River through May
5 Kevin Snipes
and Kelly Palmer; at River Gallery, 19046
Old Detroit Rd.
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia through June 1
“Colonial Philadelphia Porcelain: The Art of
Bonnin and Morris.” through July 27
“Turned and Thrown: English Pottery, 1660–1820”; at Philadelphia Museum
of Art, 26th St.
and the Benjamin Franklin Pkwy.
May 2–18 “Small Favors: Benefit Exhibition and Sales.” “Clay in
Mind.” June 6–29 “The Clay
Studio’s Members Exhibition”; at The Clay Studio, 139 N. 2nd St.
Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh through
May 3 “Two for the Show,” works by Regis Brodie and Bill
Strickland; James Gallery,
413 South Main St.
through May 3 “Clay and Flowers”; at Drew Mathieson
Center for Horticultural
Technology, 1650 Metropolitan St.
through May 18 “Out of Madness—Seven Potters Follow Ohr.” “Pots by the
River: Treasures from the Waynesburg
University Collection.”
“Women with Wood – Three Generations”; at McGuinn Gallery, Heinz History
Center, 1212 Smallman St.
through May 31 “Black Clay in PA: A Dialogue In Flux,” works by Sharif Bey,
Syd Carpenter, Michael Clemens, Justin Coleman, Vanessa German, Marica Jackson,
Mary Martin, Malcolm Mobutu Smith and Paul Andrew Wandless; at 209/9 Gallery
(of the August Wilson Center), 9th St., Liberty at Penn Ave.
through June 7 “Voices, 2008 NCECA Invitational
Exhibition”; at Society for Contemporary Craft, 2100 Smallman St.
Rhode Island, Kingston through May 10 “Earthworks Open Juried Clay
Annual”; at South
County Art
Association, 2587 Kingstown Rd.
Texas, Houston through May 3 “Thank you,” works by Judy Adams
and Saida Fagala. May 9–23
“Contained and Arranged”; at Foelber Pottery Gallery, 706 Richmond Ave.
May 3–June 5 “Women in Ceramics: Four Voices”;
at 18 Hands Gallery, 249 W. 19th
St., Ste. B.
Virginia, Richmond through June 29 “Ceramic Portraits: Selections from
the Georganna Yeager Johns Collection of Royal Doulton Character Jugs”; at Lora Robins
Gallery of Design from
Nature, University of Richmond Museums.
ceramics in multimedia exhibitions
Arizona, Scottsdale June 5–25 “The Creative World of Justin”; at
LKG Contemporary, 7171 Main St.
Arizona, Tucson through May
3 “Mary Fischer,
Susan Gutt, Talya Baharal and Terri Logan,” including ceramics by Mary Fischer;
at Obsidian Gallery, 4320 N.
Campbell Ave. #130.
California, Penryn May 24– August 24 “One Piece”; at Penryn Art
Gallery, 1994 Orange Hill Ln.
California, San Rafael June 19–August 1 “Thinking Green”; at Association of
Clay and Glass Artists of California,
Art Works Downtown, 1337 4th
St.
California, Santa Ana May
18–October 12
“Terra Cotta Warriors: Guardians of China’s First Emperor”; at Bowers Museum,
2002 N. Main St.
Florida, Naples through
October 31 “International
Inspirations,” including ceramics by Margaret Chevalier, Alexandra McCurdy,
Gabrielle Nappo and Richard W. Rosen; at Rosen Studios, N. Line Plaze, 2172
J&C Blvd.
Kentucky, Louisville through May 24 “Made to Deceive: The Art of Trompe
L’œil,” including ceramics by Cynthia Consentino, Paul Dresang, Mika Negishi
Laidlaw and Victor Spinski. through June 6
“Painted Clayworks: Ceramics and the Graphic Arts”; at Kentucky Museum
of Art and Craft, 715 W. Main St.
Massachusetts, Brockton through May 4 “The Society of Arts and Crafts
Winners 1994–2006”; at Fuller
Craft Museum,
455 Oak St.
Massachusetts, Lexington through May
25 “Earthtones,”
including ceramics by Joan Carcia; at Depot Square Gallery, 1837 Massachusetts Ave.
Minnesota, Minneapolis through May 25 “Arts of Japan: The John C. Weber
Collection”; at Minneapolis Institute of Art, 2400 3rd Ave. S.
New Mexico, Santa Fe through May 11 “Flower Power: A Subversive
Botanical Exhibition”; at New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe’s Plaza at 107 W. Palace Ave.
New York, New York through July 6 “Rococo: The Continuing Curve,
1730–2008”; at Cooper-Hewitt, National
Design Museum,
2 E. 91st St.
North
Carolina, Creedmoor June
7–September 7
“National Teapot Show VII”; at Cedar Creek Gallery 1150 Fleming Rd.
North Carolina, Hendersonville through May 9 “Blue Ridge
Residencies”; at Center for Craft, Creativity and Design, 1181 Broyles Rd.
Ohio, Columbus May 4–June
22 “Best of
2008,” including ceramics by Julie Byrne, Janis Mars Wunderlich, Carrie Longley
and Kaname Takada; at Ohio
Craft Museum,
1665 W. Fifth Ave.
Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia May 2–June 28 “(In) Between,” including ceramics by Adelaide Paul
and Dirk Staschke; at Wexler Gallery, 201
N. 3rd St.
Texas, Denton through May 29 “Visual Arts Society of Texas: 40th Annual Visual Arts Exhibition”; at
Meadows Gallery, Center for the Visual Arts, 400 E. Hickory.
Texas, Houston through May 4 “Craft in America:
Expanding Traditions”; at Houston
Center for Contemporary
Craft, 4848 Main St.
Wisconsin, Hudson May 2–June
1 “Mystery and
Myth,” including ceramics by Susan Feigenbaum; at The Phipps Center for the
Arts, 109 Locust St.
Wisconsin, Racine through May 25 “Micro/Macro: Works Both Large and
Small from RAM’s Collection.” through August 10
“New, Novel ad Never Shown Before 2008: Recent Gifts to the Collection (Part
I)”; at Racine Art Museum, 441 Main St.
fairs, festivals and sales
California, San Carlos July 12–13 “The 16th Annual Palo Alto Clay and Glass Festival”; at Palo Alto Art
Center, 1313 Newell Rd.
California, San Diego June 14–15 “Biannual Sale of Works by San
Diego Potters’ Guild”; at Balboa Park’s Spanish
Village, 1770 Village Place
Studio #29.
California, Santa Monica June 6–8 “Contemporary Craft Market”; at Santa Monica Civic
Auditorium, 1855 Main St.
Colorado, Boulder May 1–4 “Boulder
Potters’ Guild Spring Sale”; at Boulder County Fairgrounds. For more
information, visit www.boulderpottersguild.com.
Connecticut, Guilford July 17–19 “Guilford
Art Center
Craft Expo 2008”; at Guilford
Green.
Florida, Clearwater October 4–5 “American Contemporary Fine
Furniture and Art Expo”; at Harborview
Center, 300 Cleveland St.
Georgia, Watkinsville June 7–8 “Wolf
Creek Pottery Sale”;
at Wolf Creek Pottery, 1500 Tappan Spur Rd. For more
information, visit www.brookecassady.com.
New Mexico, Santa Fe May 24–25 “Native Treasures: Indian Arts
Festival”; at Museum
of Indian Arts and
Culture, 710-708 Camino Lejo.
July 12–13 “Santa Fe International Folk Art
Market”; at Milner
Plaza on Museum Hill,
Camino Lejo off Old Santa Fe Trail.
New York, Long
Island May 2–4 “Spring Day Sale”; at BrickHouse Ceramic Art
Center, 10-34 44th Dr.
New York, New York May 2–4 “Incised
Imagery: 8th Annual Pueblo Pottery in
New York City”;
at Hotel Beacon, 75th and Broadway.
Pennsylvania, Kutztown June
28–July 6 “The
Kutztown Folk Festival”; at Kutztown Fairgrounds, Rt. 222. For more
information, visit www.kutztownfestival.com/information/news.
Texas, Austin May 10–11”Art of the Pot Studio Tour.” For
more information, visit www.artofthepot.com.
Virginia, Chantilly
May 2–4 “Sugarloaf Crafts Festival”; at Dulles
Expo Center,
4368 Brookfield
Corporate Dr.
Washington, Stanwood May 9–11 “10th Annual Camano
Island Studio Tour.” For
more information, visit www.camanoarts.org.
workshops
Arizona, Prescott May 10–11 “Handbuilding” with Lana Wilson.
Fee: $125. May 12–18 “Handbuilding
and Coiling Intensive.” Fee: $650. Instructor (unless noted above): Karen
vanBarneveld-Price. Contact Karen vanBarneveld-Price; VanPrice Studio, 2057 Heavenly Place, Prescott 86303;
vanprice1@msn.com; www.vanprice.com; (928) 443-9723.
August 7–9 “Rio Grande
PMC Certificaton” with Tonya Davidson. Fee: $425. Contact Rio Grande, 2057 Heavenly Place, Prescott
86303; education@riogrande.com; www.riogrande.com/pmc/rio_rewards.htm;
(866) 346-2698.
California, Mendocino
May 3–4 “Figures in Paperclay” with Gregg Jabs. May 10–11 “Creative Extruding” with
William Shinn. May 17–18 “Cut Loose
with Clay” with Melanie Knox. May 24–26 “Wood-Fire
Seduction” with Nicolas Blake Schwartz. Fee: $250. Fee (unless noted above):
$175. Contact Mendocino Art
Center, 45200 Little Lake
St., PO Box 765, Mendocino 95460;
mendoart@mcn.org; www.mendocinoartcenter.org; (800)
653-3328.
California, Ojai May 16–18 “A Weekend with Matt Long.” Fee:
$200. Contact Dusti, Massarella’s Firehouse Pottery, Gallery and Clay School,
109 S. Montgomery St.,
Ojai 93023;
firehousepottery@sbcglobal.net;
www.firehouse-pottery.com;
(805) 646-9453.
May 17–18 “Raku at Beatrice Wood’s Studio” with Mike McNutt and
Shevon Sullivan. Fee: $325; one session, $240. June
12–15 “Luster glaze” with Myra Toth. Fee: $550–650. Limited to 10
participants. Contact Janat Dundas, Beatrice
Wood Center
for the Arts, 8560 Ojai-Santa
Paula Rd., Ojai 93023; info@beatricewood.com; www.beatricewood.com; (805) 646-3381.
California, San Diego May 28–June
1 “The Raku
Process: Forming, Surface, Glazing and Firing” with Steven Branfman. Fee: $385;
CASD members, $365; $30 discount if fee is paid in full by April 1. Contact
Jackson Gray, Clay Artists of San Diego, PO Box 22524, San Diego 92192; jackpots@speakeasy.net; www.clayartistsofsandiego.org;
(858) 270-3828.
July 8 Demonstration Workshop with Ecuadorian Kichwa Potters.
Contact San Diego Potter’s Guild, Spanish Village/1770 Village Place Studio
#29, San Diego
92101; joanluly@mac.com; www.sandiegopottersguild.com;
(619) 239-0507.
California, Ventura May 10 Ceramic Sculptural Workshop with
Fred Yokel. Fee: $60; members, $40. Contact Diana Farrell; dianafarrell@gmail.com; (805)
643-2418.
Colorado, Carbondale May 2–4 “Foil Saggar and Naked Raku” with
Joe Brecha. Fee: $175. Contact Lauren Kearns, Carbondale Clay
Center, 135 Main St., Carbondale
81623; lauren@carbondaleclay.org; www.carbondaleclay.org; (970)
963-2529.
Colorado, Grand Junction May 3–4 “Process in Carving and Throwing
Porcelain Clay” with Tom and Elaine Coleman. Fee: $275; members, $250. Contact
The Art Center, 1803 N. 7th
St., Grand Junction 81501; csilverman@gjartcenter.org; (970)
243-7337, ext. 6.
Connecticut, Kent May 3–4 “The Expressive Pot” with Jack Troy.
Contact Nancy Magnusson, 365 Jeff
Miller Rd., Tolland, MA 01034;
ncmagnusson@joimail.com; (860)
309-8267.
Georgia, Decatur May 3–4 “Raku Spectacular” with Steven
Branfman. Fee: $245. May 16 “Sculptural
Teapots and Handbuilding” with Richard Notkin. May
17–18 “A Plethora of Handbuilding Techniques” with Richard
Notkin. Fee (unless noted above): $135. Contact MudFire Clayworks, 175 Laredo Dr., Decatur
30030; info@mudfire.com; (404) 377-8033.
Maine, Portland May 31 “Mold Making for the Potter” with
Jonathan White. June 14 “Image
Transfer from Copier Image” with Kelly Donohoe. July
12 “Slip and Resist Decorating Techniques” with Maureen Mills. July 26 “Moving Beyond the Jar: Glaze
Formulation at Cone 5/6” with Chris Archer. August
9 “Sagger Firing and Terra Sigillata” with Tacha Vosburgh.
Fee/session: $60. Contact Portland Pottery, 118 Washington Ave., Portland
04101; studiodesk@portlandpottery.com;
www.portlandpottery.com; (207)
772-4334.
Massachusetts, Somerville May 17–18 Workshop with Brenda Quinn. Fee:
$360; members, $180. Contact Lynn Gervens, Mudflats, 149 Broadway, Somerville 02145; lynn@mudflats.org; www.mudflat.org; (617) 628-0589.
Missouri, Kansas City May 3–4 “Form Forum” with Christa Asaad.
Fee/session: $125. Contact
Red Star
Studios Ceramic
Center, 821 W. 17th St., Kansas City 64108;
gallery@redstarstudios.org; www.redstarstudios.org; (816)
474-7316.
Montana, Helena May 19–23 “Soda Kiln Design and Construction”
with Donovan Palmquist. Fee: $450. Contact Archie Bray Foundation for the
Ceramic Arts, 2915 Country Club
Ave., Helena 59602; archiebray@archiebray.org; www.archiebray.org; (406) 443-3502.
Nevada, Las Vegas May 3–4 “Handbuilding the Human Form” with Patti Warashina. Fee:
$490, includes lodging. May 26–31 “Function,
Sculpture and Marketing” with Bill van Gilder. Fee: $1270, includes lodging.
Contact Pottery West, 5026 N.
Pioneer Way, Las Vegas 89149; potterywest@cox.net; www.potterywest.com; (702) 987-3023.
New
Jersey, Demarest May 31 “Raku Firing” with David Hughes.
Fee: $115. Contact Lorraine Zaloom, The Art School at Old Church,
561 Piermont Rd., Demarest 07627;
info@tasoc.org; www.tasoc.org; (201) 767-7160.
New Jersey, Layton May 17–18 “Mud Glorious Mud” with Adam Welch.
Fee: $285. May 24–26 “Flash
Firing and Multi-fired Raku” with Harvey Sadow. Fee: $325. Contact Registrar, Peters Valley
Craft Center,
19 Kuhn Rd., Layton 07851;
pv@warwick.net; www.petersvalley.org; (973) 948-5200.
New
Jersey, Lincroft May 3 “Parent and Child Ceramics:
Mother’s Day Vases.” Fee: $24. May 7, 14
“Precious Metal Clay: Dangling Bracelets.” May
17, 24 “Precious Metal Clay: Initial Necklace.” Fee: $90. Contact Thompson
Park Creative
Arts Center,
Monmouth County Park System, 805
Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft 07738; www.monmouthcountyparks.com;
(732) 842-4000, ext. 4253.
New
Mexico