Check out the MN NICE Program blog, showing what we’re up to during the year. Priority deadline for Fall 2017 is June 1st. Application information is on the Northern Clay Center website.
Of the Sky, Land & Sea
The Schaller Gallery will feature my work in an exhibition this upcoming May. See my work and other leading ceramists on their website or at the gallery in St. Joseph, MI.
Spring Workshop
The Potter’s Council is presenting a workshop in conjunction with the 2017 St. Croix Valley Pottery Tour in Minnesota. Kate Maury, Nick Devries, and I will be demonstrating on Monday, May 15 and Tuesday, May 16 after the Tour at Northern Clay Center.
Catalogs Now Online
Northern Clay Center has recently digitized their past six years of exhibition catalogs. Read essays about my work in the 2010, 2013 & 2016 McKnight exhibition catalogs. “A Gilded Age” and “Florilegium,” two exhibitions I curated, are also available.
2017 Summer Workshop
Join me this summer for a two-week workshop at Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts from June 25-July 8, 2017. We will focus on layering lowfire surface techniques and creating pots that are meant to be decorated.
MN NICE Exhibition
The MN NICE exhibition is now on view in Northern Clay Center’s Galusha Gallery! Come see the stunning work of the second years’ graduating class.
Upcoming Exhibition at Schaller
I will have new functional work at Schaller Gallery this August as a part of Lowfire is Cooler. Great title and sentiment!
Florilegium News
Florilegium, an exhibition I curated at Northern Clay Center, was recently highlighted on Cfile. The catalog and essay are now included in the cfile.libary.
2017 Applications
MN NICE, an advanced certificate program in ceramics, is now accepting applications for our January 2017 start date. Join us for the third year of this innovative program! Check out detailed information on the Northern Clay Center website or our blog.
Upcoming Workshops
Join me and fellow ceramic artists for a series of ceramic workshops designed specifically for art educators. With funding from the MN State Arts Board, Northern Clay Center has partnered with art institutions around the state.