These 4 mugs are a part of the art exhibition "Hot Chocolate Mugs II" (photo credit goes to Charlie Cummings Gallery).

About the the exhibition:
Warm your hands and heart with these wonderful mugs crafted with hot chocolate in mind. While hot chocolate is a beloved drink enjoyed by many across the world, the hot chocolate mug form is a less well-defined form than the cups used for many other traditional drinks, such as teabowls, teacups, and the many specific cup forms used for different types of coffee or alcoholic drinks. Hot chocolate may be served in a no-nonsense, diner-style mug that's unlikely to spill, or it may be served in a wide open form, allowing the steam and deliciousness to rise to the nose. It might be cradled in the hands around the campfire, or it might be enjoyed at the dinner table or on the sofa on a chilly evening. Artists in this show have interpreted the hot chocolate mug according to their own favorite recipes, and many of them have shared those recipes, which you'll find on the product page for each mug in the show.
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Participating artists:
Nicole Amico, Marion Angelica, Valerie Banes Hancock, Cindy Barnett, Christina Bendo, Jorie Berman, Heather Binder, K. Ruby Blume, Madeleine Boucher, Annie Boyer, Angel Brame, Jessica Broad, Asta Bubliene, Anna Calluori Holcombe, Lynn Cannici, Joe Carter, Ryan Catalano, Betsy Cox, Jennifer Cranna, Carrie Creech, John Cummings, Erica Davidson, Lyndee Deal, Cynthia Deutsch, Lukas Easton, Wendy Eggerman, Hollis Engley, Lily Fein, Daniel Gardner, Jenn Gauer and Meghan Radick, Kaila Gilmore, Josh Goering, Tracy Gordon, Charlotte Grenier, Martha H. Grover, Kyle Guymon, Phil Haralam, Kayla Karbeitner, Julie Harbers, Lindsey Heiden, Karen James, Deb Kaller, Stephen Lally, J. Chris Landers, Stacy Larson, Nikki Lau, Elle Leonard, Heather Lepp, Tameria Martinez, Allison McDermott, Jacob Meer, Taylor Mezo, Ash Neukamm, Erica Passage, Nancy Priest, Derek Reeverts, Caitlin Ross, Mark Rossier, Juliann Roush, Moz Rude, Ali Saunders, Ali Schorman, Joe Singewald, Steve Sitrin, Rekha Srinivasan, Eric Strader, Barbara Swanner, Chance Taylor, Haley Tessler, Leilani Trinka, Molly Uravitch, Pradnya Venegurkar, Alexandra Walter, BJ Watson, Andrew and Katie Webster, Anissa White, Charity White, Celia Wiley, Jessica Wilson, Lisa York, and Rebecca Zweibel.

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Ohio Craft Museum art exhibition "Gifts of a Craftsman" will be open November 2-December 23. This serving platter is one of the pieces that will be featured in the art exhibition.

Click read more to see more pieces of my pottery that will be part of the art exhibition.

January 28 through February 29, 2024
 
The Slater Museum has reinstated their annual Connecticut Artists Juried Exhibition, now entering its 78th year. This is a juried exhibition open to all Connecticut artists representing all media and styles of art. This year's juror for 2024 is Dr. Tanya Pohrt, Curator of the Lyman Allyn Art Museum.

Companion Gallery Hosts the ceramic art exhibition "Last Call" which is "​an annual survey of contemporary ceramic vessels exploring the storage & service of fine libations. Open to pitchers, bottles, jugs, growlers, flasks, beer steins, wine goblets, cups, shots, flights, ice buckets, liquor sets, etc." This Years juror was Chanakarn Semachai.

This mug and charcuterie board set will be part of a ceramic cup invitational entitled Brimful. The exhibition will be made up of "notable clay artists from across the country working in a wide range of technical processes. ...will be a showcase of contemporary and influential makers that will operate as a survey of styles and technical methods at a scope not  seen before on our campus. This exhibition will be on display at the Tom Thomas Gallery in Whitewater Hall on the IU East Campus in Richmond, Indiana from March 3, 2023-April 14, 2023, running parallel to the NCECA conference in Cincinnati."

"Ceramic Pop-up on the Plains" was an art exhibition held at the Plains Art Museum in Fargo, ND Winter of 2022.


To see other artworks featured in exhibitions by clicking here.