Saturday, April 17, 2010



Its so exciting to see your own work installed! After all the templates, tape, rope, nails, tools and fingerprints have been removed, ...when you step back and look at it quietly...that first moment of taking it in, thats my favourite part.
Thanks to the lovely people that installed it with so much precision and care!

Thursday, April 8, 2010

NCECA

I went to the Eastern State Penitentiary, it was for a performance art piece by Rocky Lewycky. http://www.rocksart.com/It was a great experience and left me wanting more, however there was no time to explore the Penitentiary as I had a flight to catch. I would like to revisit this place. It exuded this strange energy that intrigued me somehow...
I took this picture while I waited in a queue to get in, I like how the bright yellow daffodils add this stark contrast of colour, life and vitality against the dark, still walls of the penitentiary.


NCECA organizes a cup sale, where potters donate cups that are sold and the funds raised go towards the support of NCECA. There were hundreds of beautiful cups! I clicked a picture of my cup, going out into the world... to enhance someones drinking experience :) see if you can spot it!


The National Conference for Education in the Ceramic Arts took place in Philadelphia, PA this year. They alternate between the east and west coasts every year.
It was overwhelming, in a good way. The city was filled with clay lovers as they jogged between lectures, demonstrations, workshops, debates, slide shows, and exhibitions that were located all over the city.
We were lucky to get good weather and it was blossom season! Which made walking around just perfect! We crossed some really quaint streets with pretty old buildings.