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eventsCeramic Contemporaries is an exciting exhibition that supports ceramists early in their careers.It shows work from new makers up to five years after leaving college and current students (including post-graduates) at institutions throughout the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. The word 'ceramics' is interpreted in the widest possible sense. This is an opportunity for emerging makers - whether they be potters or sculptors -to submit their latest (often their most challenging) pieces, and for audiences to view the freshest new work in clay. Previous Ceramic Contemporaries have been very well received, attracting press and television coverage, and many past exhibitors have now become prominent in their field. Previous exhibitors include: Felicity Aylieff, Steve Harrison, Clare Twomey, Susan Halls, Zoe Whiteside, Hadrian Pigott, Claire Curneen, Duncan Ayscough, Catrin Howell, Nicholas Arroyave Portela, and Tavs Jorgenson Ceramic Contemporaries 5Ceramic Contemporaries 5 has been deferred. The exhibition will be held at the Royal College of Art in 2007.
Ceramic Contemporaries 4 Touring Exhibition.This venture was organised by NACHE in collaboration
with Aberystwyth
Arts Centre it opened at the Royal
College of Art in Spring 2002 and toured around the U.K. for
a year. The Ceramic Contemporaries 4 exhibition showed at the Royal College of Art from the 10th - 21st April 2002 and then toured to other venues in England, Scotland and Wales. Speak for YourselfThe Interpreting Ceramics Research Collaboration (ICRC) is working on a project about ceramics makers writing on their own practices, entitled 'Speak for Yourself'. An issue of the journal Interpreting Ceramics will be devoted to this theme, and there is a call for suitable articles on the journal web site at |
