The Port Hacking Potters are based in Cronulla a suburb of Sydney NSW Australia and this year will celebrate their 50th National Pottery Competition in October 2018. Call for entries is now open and closes 9 October 2018. No International entries but entries from any state in Australia are welcome. Read all about it from this link on the Australian Ceramics website: https://www.
Don’t miss out on participating in one of Canada’s best showcases of clay and glass! Applications are due next Tuesday, July 31 by 5pm.
For more information and to apply: Click here!
To see images from last year’s show, please visit: www.fusionclayandglassshow.ca
Yunomi Invitational opens May 18, 2018. 10:00 AM CST. Online only: www.clayakar.com
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Vase above by:Filipa Pimentel
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We’re celebrating the beauty of Spring (right in time for Mother’s Day) with a special showcase of our favourite Canadian ceramic artists.
Vessels For Flowers will feature the work of 12 artists working in clay, making and designing vessels to display nature’s beauty. This broad range of clay vessels will show the very best that this medium can offer. From highly decorated narratives, to quiet focus on form, the variety of work is incredible.
Invited artists include:
Annemarie Row, Bruce Cochrane, Carole Epp, Cathi Jefferson, Emma Smith, Filipa Pimentel, Jennifer Drysdale, Kate Hyde, Michelle Mendlowitz, Sarah Pike, Thomas Aitken, Tony Clennell
Local floral artist Jessica Payne of A Fine Medley will be making arrangements to accompany the flower vessels for the opening event – be sure to make it to the opening to experience this wonderful marriage of clay and florals.
Find the full details at www.blacksmithcountrygeneral.com
Works will be available in our online shop starting May 6.
Bruce Cochrane
Thomas Aitken and Kate Hyde 
Emma Smith
“About Face” with artists Wesley Anderegg and Ryan Myers opens at In Tandem Gallery this April.
“Both artists focus on figurative elements; Wesley’s folk / naive-like people and dogs are sculptural with an edge to them (kind of awkward, a bit creepy and scary, but wonderfully created and memorable) while Ryan’s work is functional but decorated with fairly detailed and realistic surfaces (lifelike enough to straddle the line between functional and sculptural with a definite Latin American look to them).”
www.intandemgallery.com
