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February 29 to March 2, 2008
Nola Fired Up!
A weekend of clay in New Orleans

Presented by The South Coast Clay All Stars announce the First Annual Ceramic Arts Conference in New Orleans.
Conference activities include lectures and demonstrations by nationally prominent ceramic artists with ties to the region including Margaret Bohls, Joe Bova, Cynthia Bringle, MaPo Kinnord-Payton and Lana Wilson. Educational and networking opportunities for professional artists and students will be provided such as a panel discussion by the Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF) on insurance concerns for artists as well as topical discussion sessions about the arts, Community and the environmental impact of artists in the studio. The conference will kick off on February 29 with the outdoor event, "Fire on the River," on the Mississippi River. The event will feature sculptural kilns construction and demonstrations.

There are over 35 ceramic art exhibitions planned for the conference, including the the NOLA FIRED UP Invitational, located in galleries citywide with coordinated art opening receptions. The program includes live entertainment that is uniquely New Orleans and other surprise guests. Opportunities for program attendees to participate in ceramic art "voluntourism" are planned and vendor tables and booths will be available. For more information visit http://www.nolafiredup.org/

 

  • March 7–9, 2008
    Three Women, Three Countries, Three Ways of Working with Clay,

    North Carolina, Asheboro
    Annual North Carolina Potters Conference: ” includes presentations with Jane Hamlyn, Mary Law and Robin Best. This conference is hosted annually in Asheboro by Randolph Arts Guild. It features demonstrations and lectures by internationally known master potters. Presentations this year are by
    Mary Law of Berkley California, Jane Hamlyn of Everton England and Robin Best of Adelaide Australia. Go here f
    or more information.

  • March 19-22, 2008
    NCECA 2008, 42nd Annual Conference
    CONFLUENCE: Innovation, Community, Environment
    Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

    For more information visit http://www.nceca.net/ where details will be posted soon.
     



    April 8-11, 2009
    NCECA 2009, 43rd Annual Conference
    Phoenix, Arizona
    For more information visit http://www.nceca.net/ where details will be posted soon.

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    May 30 – June 1, 2008
    Community of Fire
    Getting it Right -- Passing it On

    Sweet Briar, Virginia
    Tye River Pottery will be hosting an international conference May 30 – June 1, 2008.  The conference will be an opportunity to hear eight internationally renowned wood-fire potters discuss their experience firing together.  The following potters will be on the panel: Robert Compton, Kevin Crowe, Stephen Driver, Vicki Hansen, Mark Hewitt, Micki Schloessingk, and Jack Troy.  The conference agenda also includes plenty of time for informal networking and Q&A. Located just over three hours from Washington, D.C., the campus of Sweet Briar College provides a convenient and beautiful setting for this weekend conference. Go here for more information.

         
      

                 
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