We've made it through another week, we're at the end of week 7, all. I hope you've all been staying inspired and are dreaming of the day we all get to go back to our studios! I know I am.
Please share these articles and links with your classes or communities. We could all use a little creative pick-me-up right now.
So, without further ado, the links for the week!
Another Clay ConferenceThis Weekend!
You all already know about The Ceramics Congress that's happening this weekend (it starts today by the way). Well, here's another conference you virtually attend this weekend. California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramics Arts is hosted by John Natsoulas Center for the Arts in Davis, California and this year it's all online. And the best part? It's FREE!
(Keep in mind, friends, it's on Pacific time)
CraftNow is hosting Virtual First Fridays!
CraftNow has organized Philadelphia's first ever Virtual First Friday. Now you can gallery hope through their page to all of your favorite First Friday spots. TONIGHT is the the first Virtual First Friday, starting at 6:30 pm EDT. Check out their website to see which galleries are participating tonight. They even included a cocktail recipe to enjoy!
Critiquing With My Kids Youtube Series
Tim Kowalczyk of @timsceramics on instagram, sits down with his kids and has them critique the cups from his collection. These kids know what they like and don't like in a handmade cup. Let me tell you, they are appalled more parents don't let their kids use the nice cups!
The Tours must go on Part 2!
16 Hands Studio Tour is going virtual too! Twelve local artisans to the Floyd, Virginia area come together twice a year to host 16 Hands Studio Tour. Well, this year, things are a little different. Starting tomorrow, May 2nd, the 16 Hands homepage will be home to each of their artist members online shop and virtual studio tour links.
GHP Online Resources
Greenwich House Pottery in New York City now has an extensive resource page on their website! They have everything from demos and lecture series from they faculty to links for ceramic art history videos.
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