May 02, 2013: Future Culture, Asterisk Gallery, San Francisco
Asterisk Gallery is located: 3156 24th Street, San Francisco, California 94110
May 02, 2013: 30 Sculptors at Natsoulas Gallery and Artery in Davis
http://www.natsoulas.com/visit-the-gallery/
http://www.theartery.net/ccc.html
The Bedford Gallery received over 400 artist submissions for this juried show. After much deliberation, our jurors have selected 58 artists from around the U.S. to participate. The artworks chosen by our jurors represent a range of media, from traditional sculptural and painting practices to conceptually oriented mixed media installations. Two of my sculptures are there!
For more info go here: http://bedfordgallery.org/exhibitions/current.shtml
December 06, 2012: 2013 ACGA National Clay & Glass Exhibition
My sculpture was selected for the 2013 ACGA National Clay & Glass Exhibition which will take place in the City of Brea Art Gallery.
Opening Reception: January 26, 7-9pm
City of Brea Art Gallery
One Civic Center Circle
Brea, California
714-671-3601
Opening Reception: January 26, 7-9pm
City of Brea Art Gallery
One Civic Center Circle
Brea, California
714-671-3601
September 11, 2012: Between East and West: Grand Prize Winner!
Got a grand prize at the American museum of ceramic Art in Pomona!
As a grand prize winner going to China next year, motherland of teapots.
As a grand prize winner going to China next year, motherland of teapots.
September 11, 2012: Déjà View at SMAart Gallery & Studio, San Francisco
Still going: Déjà View
Channeling work from their studios and private collections, ten ceramic
artists present a group retrospective of ceramic sculpture previously
celebrated in acclaimed exhibits and shows with the idea of Déjà View.
Connections of the group work may give a sense of Paramnesia
recognition of something already known or seen. Art onto Clay
communicates thematic, narrative, and conceptual ideas to be exhibited
with a special emphasis on various surfaces and firing methods.
Artists: Steven Allen, Jenn Brazelton, Natasha Dikareva, Alex Hackworth,
Bryan Higgins, Lori Koening, John Richard Lloyd, Maggie Malloy, Oliverio
Quezada, Bar Schacterman, Tiffany Schmierer.
SMAart Gallery & Studio
1045 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
More info here: http://www.smaartgallery.com/Gallery.html
Channeling work from their studios and private collections, ten ceramic
artists present a group retrospective of ceramic sculpture previously
celebrated in acclaimed exhibits and shows with the idea of Déjà View.
Connections of the group work may give a sense of Paramnesia
recognition of something already known or seen. Art onto Clay
communicates thematic, narrative, and conceptual ideas to be exhibited
with a special emphasis on various surfaces and firing methods.
Artists: Steven Allen, Jenn Brazelton, Natasha Dikareva, Alex Hackworth,
Bryan Higgins, Lori Koening, John Richard Lloyd, Maggie Malloy, Oliverio
Quezada, Bar Schacterman, Tiffany Schmierer.
SMAart Gallery & Studio
1045 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
More info here: http://www.smaartgallery.com/Gallery.html
September 11, 2012: Teapot Redefined 2012, Cambridge, MA
Here is more info
September 11, 2012: CAA exhibition in San Francisco
I'm delighted to participate at the Ceramics Annual of America at Fort Mason, in September.
I hope you can make it at some point over the weekend; it should be a magnificent collection of contemporary ceramic artwork.
The Third Annual Ceramics of America 2012: Exhibition and Art Fair at Fort Mason, Festival Hall San Francisco, California
Exhibition Dates: September 14-16 2012
Friday: 10am-8pm
Saturday: 10am-8pm
Sunday: 10am-6pm
Opening Reception and Preview Party : September 13, 2012, 5:30 – 9 pm
Witness A Unique Experience: Ceramic Sculpture from Around the World
The Ceramics Annual of America (CAA) is an ambitious exhibition and art fair spotlighting the quality and diversity of contemporary ceramics from around the world including works from China, Korea, Mexico, Australia and Italy. It is the only event of its kind in the United States and the goal is to encourage the education and enrichment of the public, cultivate a fertile art market, and foster dialog between collectors and makers of ceramic sculpture.
Part of California’s continuing legacy of excellence and innovation in ceramics, the CAA is the largest exhibition and art fair that is entirely focused on ceramic art in America and is modeled after the Ceramic Biennials held in Europe, Korea, Japan and China. It provides a venue for the top regional and international artists from working in the clay medium to show their work to a broader audience of collectors.
The CAA is organized by the California Ceramics Cooperative, a group of invested regional ceramic artists, and will feature panel discussions, lectures, tours as well as daily interactive art demonstrations from 4-5 that will provide a greater understanding of the artistic process for students and educators alike. Schools located in the Bay Area will have free admission all day Friday and should contact the Ceramics Annual for Reservations. Featured artist and instructor Kevin Nierman, author of “The Kids ‘N’ Clay Ceramics Book,” will provide “Artistic childcare” on Saturday and Sunday from 11-3.
The exhibition will be held in the 50,000 square ft. Festival Hall at Ft. Mason, capable of accommodating as many as 10,000 people. A popular attraction for countless national and international visitors to the city, Ft. Mason still resonates with the presence of the California Funk movement of the sixties and seventies that inspired ceramic greats living in San Francisco today. Its close proximity to nature, unique architecture and nostalgic atmosphere contribute a breathtaking backdrop for an impressive array of Ceramic Sculptures.
Last years event was a huge success with over 7,000 people in attendance. The museum quality exhibition included educational lectures by curators such as Peter Selz and Phil Linhares and renowned artists such as Jim Melchert. “The size and scale of such an exhibition and the education opportunities, all under one roof, were extraordinary.”—Art Historian, Peter Selz.
I hope you can make it at some point over the weekend; it should be a magnificent collection of contemporary ceramic artwork.
The Third Annual Ceramics of America 2012: Exhibition and Art Fair at Fort Mason, Festival Hall San Francisco, California
Exhibition Dates: September 14-16 2012
Friday: 10am-8pm
Saturday: 10am-8pm
Sunday: 10am-6pm
Opening Reception and Preview Party : September 13, 2012, 5:30 – 9 pm
Witness A Unique Experience: Ceramic Sculpture from Around the World
The Ceramics Annual of America (CAA) is an ambitious exhibition and art fair spotlighting the quality and diversity of contemporary ceramics from around the world including works from China, Korea, Mexico, Australia and Italy. It is the only event of its kind in the United States and the goal is to encourage the education and enrichment of the public, cultivate a fertile art market, and foster dialog between collectors and makers of ceramic sculpture.
Part of California’s continuing legacy of excellence and innovation in ceramics, the CAA is the largest exhibition and art fair that is entirely focused on ceramic art in America and is modeled after the Ceramic Biennials held in Europe, Korea, Japan and China. It provides a venue for the top regional and international artists from working in the clay medium to show their work to a broader audience of collectors.
The CAA is organized by the California Ceramics Cooperative, a group of invested regional ceramic artists, and will feature panel discussions, lectures, tours as well as daily interactive art demonstrations from 4-5 that will provide a greater understanding of the artistic process for students and educators alike. Schools located in the Bay Area will have free admission all day Friday and should contact the Ceramics Annual for Reservations. Featured artist and instructor Kevin Nierman, author of “The Kids ‘N’ Clay Ceramics Book,” will provide “Artistic childcare” on Saturday and Sunday from 11-3.
The exhibition will be held in the 50,000 square ft. Festival Hall at Ft. Mason, capable of accommodating as many as 10,000 people. A popular attraction for countless national and international visitors to the city, Ft. Mason still resonates with the presence of the California Funk movement of the sixties and seventies that inspired ceramic greats living in San Francisco today. Its close proximity to nature, unique architecture and nostalgic atmosphere contribute a breathtaking backdrop for an impressive array of Ceramic Sculptures.
Last years event was a huge success with over 7,000 people in attendance. The museum quality exhibition included educational lectures by curators such as Peter Selz and Phil Linhares and renowned artists such as Jim Melchert. “The size and scale of such an exhibition and the education opportunities, all under one roof, were extraordinary.”—Art Historian, Peter Selz.
The show consist out of 100 teapots made by international artist at the American Museum of Ceramic Art in Pomona, it runs until June 30th.
