Next Tuesday April 8th, I will be the demonstrating artist for the Arizona Clay Association at Marjon's ceramics.
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This piece will be exhibited at the 20th San Angelo National Ceramic Competition at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts in San Angelo, Texas. The exhibition runs from April 11th- June 29th, 2014. My work will be represented by Lillstreet Gallery out of Chicago, Illinois at the upcoming 48th Annual NCECA Conference held this year in Milwaukee, WI. The theme is Midwestern educators + students. I was invited by my past Professor Susan O'Brien from University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. My work will be included in The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater's 44th Annual Ceramics Exhibition. This year's exhibition subtitle and theme, Contemporary Artists Mixing Old and New Technologies, seeks to examine and provide its viewing audience with a cross-section of the engaging, innovative and fresh perspectives that artists are employing in their creative research outputs through the use of digital, technological advancements, and/or contextual references thereto. The exhibition is scheduled to run from February 27th thru March 21st within our campus' Crossman Gallery. Coming up the weekend of February 22nd and 23rd, I will be part of the 13th Annual self-guided studio tour. This is an awesome event where Phoenix-area ceramic artists open up their homes and studios and provide demonstrations of their ceramic techniques. If you are in the Phoenix-area please take advantage of this wonderful weekend! You can find further info. at http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu/studiotour/ or also check out the facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/CeramicStudioTour Hello Everyone,
Well, it has been a super long time since my last post...so here's an update. I just recently finished teaching an upper level Ceramics class at Arizona State University. It was a terrific class and the semester cruised by. We focused on functional specificity. Tuesday was my first day of class at Paradise Valley Community College. I am teaching Color Theory and Composition. It should be quite FUN! Besides filling my hours defining my arm muscles while scraping shelves as a Studio Tech. at Mesa Arts Center- I start teaching there again next Friday. I will be teaching a Moldmaking/Slipcasting class and an Intermediate Wheelthrowing class. Cheers to exciting new opportunites! I am back from Hungary and recovering, organizing and preparing for upcoming life changes!
I am currently working on moving out of my studio at Arizona State University and moving into my new home studio. I will also have a studio space at the Mesa Arts Center because I was offered and accepted the year long Artist-in-Residence position. I will also be teaching two classes at the Mesa Arts Center and one class at Arizona State University starting at the end of August- I am very anxious and super excited for these new adventures. Upcoming and Current Exhibitions
*2013 NCECA and Arvada Center “Earth Moves: Shifts in Ceramic Art and Design” National Exhibition. The Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities will host the 2013 “Earth Moves: Shifts in Ceramic Art and Design” National Exhibition from September 12 – November 10, 2013. NCECA and the Arvada Center organized a blended invitational and competitive ceramic exhibition for artists from the United States. This format brings established reputations and emerging talent to bear on the selected theme and adds vitality and fresh perspectives to an ongoing dialogue. There were 73 pieces accepted of the more than 412 pieces submitted for review. The exhibition was curated and organized by NCECA Exhibitions Director, Linda Ganstrom; the Arvada Center’s Ceramics Program Coordinator, Bebe Alexander; and the Arvada Center’s Exhibition Manager and Curator, Collin Parson. *Workhouse Arts Center 3rd Annual Clay National 2013 in Lorton, VA. The exhibition is from July 13 - September 8, 2013...so if you are in or around Lorton, VA please check out the show! This 3rd Annual Workhouse Clay National Ceramics Exhibition was an “Open Call” for functional and/or sculptural ceramic artworks. The Workhouse Arts Center is excited to continue promoting the breadth of contemporary ceramic artwork being created throughout the USA. The level of competition was extremely strong this year for our third annual exhibition, with over 690 entries of functional and sculptural artwork, our juror Virginia Scotchie, had a large task at hand. Virginia Scotchie is a ceramic artist and area head of ceramics at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina. She holds a B.F.A. in ceramics from UNC-Chapel Hill and in 1985 completed her Master of Fine Arts at Alfred University in New York. *The Marge Brown Kalodner Graduate Student Exhibition at the Clay Studio in Philadelphia, PA from July 19 through August 25th, 2013. So if you are in Philadelphia or surrounding area please swing in and see the exhibtion! Over the past ten years, this exhibition has awarded $15,000 to 30 emerging artists. It has showcased the work of over 150 recent MFA graduates, the majority of whom have participated in additional exhibitions at The Clay Studio. Fourteen participants have gone on to become Clay Studio Resident Artists, two as Shapiro Fellows. This exhibition serves to identify the best emerging ceramic artists as well as to provide support and affirmation to artists just beginning their journey. Participating Artists are Tiffany Bailey, Tristyn Bustamante, Marisa Finos, Linda Fitz Gibbon, Daniel Goodwin, Joshua Hebbert, Caitlin Hettich, Sarah Kandell-Gritzmaker, Roberto Lugo, Wade MacDonald, Julie Malen, Ashley Maxwell, CJ Niehaus, Brooks Oliver, Sara Parent-Ramos. - See more at: http://www.theclaystudio.org/exhibition/the-tenth-annual-marge-brown-kalodner-graduate-student-exhibition On Monday the 24th of June I will be leaving to begin a three-week residency at The International Ceramics Studio in Kecskemét, Hungary. http://www.icshu.org/
During the residency we will be taking many day trips so I will have to post pics. and comments from these excursions at a later date. Once the residency commences we are going to journey to Vienna and possibly Prague as well. Super Exciting! Can't wait to share my stories and pics with you upon my return. Let's get this Daily Bailey blog started; I will begin my announcing my not latest but definitely greatest celebratory news, which is the completion of my Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics from Arizona State University. It was a wonderful and wild experience that somehow had the overwhelming power to make three years time pass "in the blink of an eye."
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