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Museums |
Places of Interest | Art Services |
Publications | Teapot Collecting |
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Museums |
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Everson Museum
of Art |
Syracuse China Center for the Study of American Ceramics |
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Fuller Craft
Museum |
Located in Brockton, MA, the Fuller Craft Museum is the New England
home for collecting, exhibiting and experiencing contemporary craft. |
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International Museum
of Ceramic Art |
Located at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, the Museum Director is Dr. Margaret Carney |
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Los Angeles County Museum
of Art |
"Color and Fire: Defining Moments in
Studio Ceramics 1950 - 2000" curated by Jo Lauria - traveling
exhibition 2000 - 2001 |
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Museum of Arts + Design |
Exhibiting contemporary craft in all media
in New York City. |
Mint Museum
of Craft + Design |
The museum
celebrates artists who conceive and fabricate original and unique
objects, as well as designers of objects ranging from those for
everyday use to high design. |
Racine
Art Museum /
Charles A. Wustum
Museum of Fine Arts |
The Racine
Art Museum houses one of the most significant collections of
contemporary craft in North America. With major exhibitions of new
work, as well as from the permanent collection, including that of
the Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, the Racine Art Museum
focuses on ceramics, fibers, glass, metals and wood. |
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Renwick
Gallery
at the National Museum of American Art |
The
Smithsonian American Art Museum's Renwick Gallery collects, exhibits,
studies, and preserves American crafts from the nineteenth to twenty-first
centuries. |
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Sparta Teapot Museum |
The teapot collection of Sonny and Gloria Kamm has found at home in
Sparta, North Carolina, with the world's largest teapot collection at
the Sparta Teapot Museum. |
White
House Collection
of
American Crafts |
The
work of
Michael
Sherrill and
Mara
Superior
are part of this collection. |
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Places
and Events of Interest |
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Archie
Bray Foundation |
Offering residencies and
specialized workshops to ceramic artists from around the world. Located on
the 26-acre site of the former Western Clay Manufacturing Company in
Helena, Montana. |
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The
Artful Teapot |
The book, by Garth Clark, the
tour starting at COPIA in May, 2002, and the documentary of the Kamm
Collection |
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ASU
Art Museum |
The Arizona State University Art Museum is a division
of The Katherine K. Herberger College of Fine Arts. |
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Baltimore
Clayworks |
Classes, exhibitions,
ceramics for sale, and studio space are just a few of the ways they develop,
sustain and promote an artist-centered community. Located in the Mt.
Washington Village section of Baltimore, Maryland. |
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The
Clay Art Center |
A nationally known center
for the ceramic arts, they encourage the growth of ceramic arts for its
members, students, guest artists and friends in the local community, by
offering classes and workshops, exhibitions and studio space, as well as
their infamous four large gas-fired kilns. Located in Port
Chester, New York. |
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The
Clay Studio |
Supporting the ceramic arts
through its artist residencies, gallery, studio space, school, educational
& outreach programs, and permanent location. Located in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. |
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Greenwich
House Pottery School |
A major center for ceramic
arts in New York City, they offer quality instruction to all ages,
workshops, lectures, and exhibitions. |
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Haystack
Mountain School of Crafts |
A national center for
craft education located on the coast of Maine. |
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John Michael Kohler
Art Center |
"JMKAC functions as a catalyst for, and explorer of,
new art forms and new ideas that will impact the lives of both artists
and public." Exhibitions, workshops and residencies and the
performing arts. |
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Lill
Street Art Center |
Over 125 classes for and
children, workshops and and an extensive outreach program, serving over
2000 children in schools, hospitals, Gallery 37, and community
organizations. A community of over 25 ceramic artists. Gallery
features artwork from studio members and over 100 local and national
artisans. Located in Chicago, Illinois. |
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Northern
Clay Center |
Through classes, workshops,
exhibitions and residencies, NCC seeks to provide educational
opportunities for artists and the community, and to encourage and expand
the public's appreciation and understanding of all forms of the ceramic
arts. Located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. |
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Penland
School of Crafts |
A national center for craft
education located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. |
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Pewabic
Pottery |
A multifaceted institution
with an active and growing education, exhibition, museum and design and
fabrication program. It offers a variety of classes, workshops,
lectures, internships and residency programs. Located in Detroit,
Michigan. |
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Watershed Center for Ceramic Art |
Check
out the Benefit Tour! Watershed's
mission is to provide serious artists with time and space to create in
clay. Located in New Castle, Maine. |
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Art
Services |
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Artline
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Art galleries, art associations, and art fairs worldwide |
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Artnet
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A search engine with an on-line gallery and auction |
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Art New England Magazine |
A listing of art shows around New England |
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Center Art Studio |
A decorative arts studios specializing in conservation and restoration |
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Ceramics Today |
A comprehensive site exploring all aspects of ceramics
and pottery. The links database has about 1500 ceramics links, the
largest regularly maintained ceramics links database anywhere on the net.
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Ceramics
Web |
Learn more about ceramics with links to galleries and other resources |
CERF -
Craft Emergency Relief Fund |
CERF helps craftspeople
sustain craftsmaking as a livelihood. They accomplish their mission
by providing immediate support to professional craftspeople suffering
career-threatening emergencies. Located in Montpelier, Vermont. |
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Clay
Art Web Guide |
"Your
guide to pottery and ceramic information with over a 1000 links in 43 themed
categories." |
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Clayzee |
A directory of contemporary ceramic artists, galleries and related resources |
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Critical
Ceramics |
A nonprofit corporation committed to publishing the
widest range of articles and reviews on international contemporary ceramic
art. |
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e-Yakimono.net |
A multi-lingual alliance devoted to bringing people everywhere the best in
traditional and modern Japanese ceramics, in both the English and Japanese
languages. |
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Internet Art Resources |
A search engine focused on art collection |
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Quakehold |
Museum
wax for anchoring ceramics or securing lids and parts |
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SOFA
- Sculptural Objects and Functional Art |
Ferrin
Gallery exhibits annually at this international gathering of fine
contemporary art in Chicago and New York. |
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Publications |
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American
Craft Magazine |
Six
issues with Membership to American Craft Council. Focusing on fine
contemporary crafts, in all media -clay, fiber, metal, glass, wood and
other materials. |
American
Ceramics
207 East 32 Street
New York, NY 10016
(212) 661-4397 |
Quarterly.
"The
ceramics art quarterly," emphasizes aesthetic considerations of fine
ceramics within the context of fine art. Indexed in Design and Applied
Arts Index. |
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American
Style |
"American Style
magazine features craft art made in America by artists who create the
world's finest art glass, pottery, ceramic sculpture, designer jewelry,
studio furniture, fine gifts and wearable art." |
Art
New England Magazine
Subscriptions
P.O. Box 3000
Denville, NJ 07834-9945
(800) 783-4903
artne@ tiac.net |
Bi-monthly.
Focusing on art, architecture and design |
Ceramics
Art and Perception
120 Glenmore Road
Paddington.
Sydney. NSW 2021. Australia.
Telephone 61 2 9361 5286
Facsimile 61 2 9361 5402
ceramics@ceramicart.com.au |
Quarterly. Setting the standard for a
magazine on ceramic art, it contains substantial articles and regular
features on a broad range of ceramics related subjects with excellent
color photographs. |
Ceramics
Monthly
P.
O. Box 6102
735 Ceramic Place
Westerville, OH 43081-8720
(614 )895-4210 |
Monthly.
An internationally distributed magazine on ceramic art and craft, great for news and inspiration.
Emphasizes techniques, materials,
equipment and supplies. Extensive calendar listings of events and
opportunities. Indexed in Art Index and Design and Applied Arts Index. |
Clay
Times
P.O. Box 365
Waterford, VA 20197
Fax: (540) 882-4196 |
Bi-monthly.
Features useful
studio tips and techniques plus no-nonsense coverage of the clay world. |
Keramik
Techni
(now available in English)
PO Box 80653
Piraeus 185 10
GREECE
phone/fax 1-411-4322 |
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NCECA
Journal
National
Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts
P.O. Box 1677
Bandon, OR 97411
(800) 99NCECA |
Published
after meetings, semi-annually. Also annual conference papers, essays, and related
matters. |
The
Studio Potter
P.O. Box 70
Goffstown, NH 03405
(603) 774-3582. |
Semi-annual. Professional and
scholarly journal for the serious potter. |
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Teapot
Collecting |
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A
History of Teapots |
An overview of the history of tea and the teapot,
from their Eastern origins to their influence on the Western world |
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Totally
Teapots |
A British website devoted to Novelty Teapots
and a Collector Club. Hosted by Vince MacDonald, an artist
himself. |
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