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.

Last Call VI is a national juried show features works that celebrate the form of drinking vessels ranging from cocktail sets, to fantastic cups, to jugs, flasks and more.  This is an annual exhibition at Companion Gallery.

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As Juror, Jennifer Allen's "my aim was to showcase a vast array of contemporary pitcher forms, my favorite form to make and use." To see other pitcher from the exhibition click here. If you are interested in knowing what other exhibitions I have participated in click here.

As Juror, Doug Jeppesen selected 51 works of ceramic art created by 36
artists living and working in the Central Time Zone for the 7th Central Time
Ceramics Exhibition.  This exhibition will be on display in Heuser Art
Gallery and Hartmann Center Gallery March 9 – April 17, 2020.  ​

Every year Arrowmont School of Art's and Crafts Hosts an art exhibition for all faculty teaching a workshop that year. I am teaching a class on "Organic Wood Carving." During this workshop students will learn how to combine multiple pieces of wood and carve an organic shaped sculpture that holds an object. The class will focus on idea development on paper and creating an actual three-dimensional sculpture. You will gain the needed knowledge to do basic additive techniques of combining multiple pieces of wood, and subtractive methods of carving rounded shapes using a variety of hand and power tools. Prior experience using power tools is beneficial, however the class is open to all skill levels.

Stay tuned as Arrowmont will be hosting the art exhibition live online soon. 

Featuring a pair of ceramics showcasing one displayed right side up, and the other upside down to showcase the bottoms of the wares. I had two cups selected to be a part of the exhibition.