Julia Kunin: Dream Machine at Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami
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Small BlueEmerald CobblestonePurple CobblestoneNew FindPink Double StackPurple Blue OutlookCarnival BluePurple WarriorVasarely’s SphereJulia Kunin: Dream Machine is on view at Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami April 6 – May 11, 2024 Mindy Solomon is pleased to present the sculptural works of Julia Kunin in her inaugural exhibition debut in Miami. Based in Brooklyn, Kunin is a longtime sculptor and museum artist. In describing her works, Kunin writes: “My work addresses sexuality, beauty, growth and decay. In creating queer sculptures that reference the figure, I combine an interest in symbols, codi ..read more
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The week’s news in the ceramic art world – April 24, 2024
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The week’s news in the ceramic art world – April 24, 2024 • Ceramic Art Andenne announces a call for applications for its 17th international contemporary ceramics competition, which will be held from May 17 to June 15, 2025, in Andenne and the surrounding area (Belgium). Artists are invited to submit works to two wonderful exhibitions: one themed “Talisman,” which invites artists to explore the enigmatic world of symbols, mysteries, and hidden powers through ceramics, and a second, free-themed exhibition where artists are encouraged to submit their finest work. Three prizes (€2,500 ..read more
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Ceramic Art Andenne calls for applications for the 2025 edition
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Ceramic Art Andenne calls for applications for the 2025 edition Ceramic Art Andenne has become a not-to-be-missed event in the world of Belgian and international contemporary ceramics, and applications are now being accepted to exhibit at the next edition, to be held in Andenne (B) from May 17 to June 15, 2025. It’s here! Ceramic Art Andenne is calling for applications for its 17th international contemporary ceramics competition! For this upcoming edition, which will take place in 2025, one of the exhibitions will focus on the theme of “Talisman”. It’s a fascinating theme to get carried away b ..read more
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Assistant Professor of Ceramics and Art History at New Mexico Highlands University
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Assistant Professor of Ceramics and Art History at New Mexico Highlands University, Las Vegas, NM Posted on April 23, 2024 This Position is a full-time tenure track and exists to support a studio art program and an art history minor. Candidates must be willing to work with students in and out of the classroom and should be readily available to advise and assist students. Candidates will be expected to invest time in running, supervising, and maintaining the ceramics studio. The Art History Curriculum is a necessary universal component of a fine arts degree. In order to cover the necessary cour ..read more
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Ceramics Instructional Operations Coordinator at the Ceramics Program | Office for the Arts at Harvard
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Ceramics Instructional Operations Coordinator at the Ceramics Program | Office for the Arts at Harvard, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Posted on April 22, 2024 This Instructional Operations Coordinator reports to the Director, OFA Ceramics Program and Visual Arts and is vital to the operation and safety of the Ceramics Program, which is based at the OFA. The 15,500 SF studio serves more than 300 students, faculty, staff, and members of the public over 3 semesters annually. The maintenance, upkeep, equipment, and materials inventory, as well as management of various part-time staff rely on t ..read more
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Emily Yong Beck
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Emily Yong Beck Emily Yong Beck (b. 1999, Daegu, South Korea) is an interdisciplinary artist who received her BFA from the School of the Art Institute in 2021. Yong Beck’s work has been featured in the solo exhibitions Lions & Lambs, Gaa Gallery Provincetown, MA, Spoonful of Sugar at New Image Art, Los Angeles, CA, Gimbap Paradise at Lefebvre et Fils, Paris, FR, and Soft Power at The Pit, Los Angeles, CA. Beck has been awarded residences at Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts, Newcastle, ME, Township10, Marshall, NC, The Residency Program, Versaille, FR. Beck lives and works in Chicago ..read more
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Emily Yong Beck: Selected works, 2023
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Cuties moon jarHorangi and Sailor MoonBulbasaurCharmanderCharmmy Kitty and friendCuties bottleneck vaseCuties vaseHeart vaseMaebyeong Friends potMiku and everyone in betweenPokémon in grass lidded jarPokémon in grass vaseSailor MoonSquirtle Emily Yong Beck: Selected works, 2023 I use clay to criticize ways in which countries have hidden or obscured their violence through media and specifically cuteness. I work mainly in ceramics to explore how cartoon imagery can encourage the perpetuation of systemic injustices and generational silences. Oftentimes cuteness can be associated with femininity ..read more
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Nils Erichsen Martin: POP COWBOY at Kunsthall Grenland, Porsgrunn
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Nils Erichsen Martin: POP COWBOY is on view at Kunsthall Grenland, Porsgrunn April 6 – June 16, 2024 The jubilee exhibition POP COWBOY by Nils Erichsen Martin marks 30 years since the artist graduated from the National Art Academy with a master in ceramics (1994). Nils Erichsen Martin is a rare figure in Norwegian and Nordic contemporary ceramics. His ceramic sculptures have a completely unique idiom, unlike any other artist in the Scandinavian context. A main feature of his art is the ..read more
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The Builders at SARAHCROWN Gallery, New York
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Amy Lemaire & Nicolas Touron, Nature #17Amy Lemaire & Nicolas Touron, Nature #18Amy Lemaire & Nicolas Touron, Nature #19Jennifer Crescuillo, Melted Tape in ChartreuseJennifer Crescuillo, Tramp Box (closed)Jennifer Crescuillo, Tramp Box (open)Jennifer Crescuillo, Mega Coiler in Electric BlueMichael Aschenberger, From the Damaged Bone Series (dark blue ..read more
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Mahala Hill
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Mahala Hill Mahala Hill is a contemporary ceramic artist based in regional New South Wales, Australia. Mahala’s work is deeply influenced by her upbringing in the diverse landscapes of rural Australia, where sprawling bushland meets vibrant coastlines along the Southern Ocean. Her profound connection to the environment serves as a primary source of inspiration for her artistic practice. Having discovered her passion for ceramics, Mahala completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Visual Arts with a specialisation in Ceramics at the Australian National University School of Art and Design in 2015, follow ..read more
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