Potters Council was established in 2001 as a nonprofit subsidiary of The American Ceramic Society by a group of individuals like you. Individuals who are passionate about pottery, who care about education, and who want to continue making pottery accessible to anyone interested. The mission of the Potters Council is to meet the needs of studio potters and ceramic artists by providing forums for knowledge exchange and professional enhancement.
CALL FOR ENTRIES: We are pleased to announce the call for entries for our fourth annual members juried competition. The name of the show is “GREEN”, and we invite you, our members, to go with your own interpretation. You can think of “GREEN” as an ecological movement, a human emotion, a favorite place, a state of mind, a beautiful color, a celebration of life or any other idea that inspires you. You can be totally serious or seriously playful. You can be political or politically correct. We invite you to let your imagination run free. Deadline to Submit: October 24, 2012.
Altering your style in a comparatively small but significant way can bring new energy and excitement to your work. This conference allows attendees to learn from multiple artists that are both throwers and handbuilders. This conference is open to artists at all levels. Featured Presenters: Natalie Blake, Israel Davis, Marty Fielding, Martha Grover, Dennis Meiners, and Amy Sanders. Deadline to Save $75 ends on June 24.
Whether you’re a passionate professional or an enthusiastic amateur, you need to share your insights, questions, and comments with people who understand you. The Potters Council was formed to create a community of potters and ceramic artists from around the world. By being an active member, you show your commitment to studio artists like you who understand the touch and feel of clay and the continued joy (and challenges) it brings.
Potters Council is Dedicated to Meeting YOUR Needs as an Artist. The Potters Council was formed to create a community of potters and ceramic artists from around the world. By being an active member, you’ll be showing your commitment to studio artists like you who understand the touch and feel of clay and the continued joy (and challenges) it brings. Join an organization committed to the education and promotion of the ceramic arts.
Keep your Potters Council information current. You no longer need to call us to make changes to your information. You can do it online anytime you want. Open 24/7. Lost your membership number, moving and need to update your mailing address, or have you recently changed your email? All of these updates can happen online at your convenience.
Mon, May 28 2012 07:23am Have you ever made a utilitarian piece to serve one particular food?
Mon, May 28 2012 07:14am Do you know potters who are also "foodies"?
Mon, May 21 2012 04:51pm
May 30 | Submit for July Potters’ Pages
June 24 | Save $75 Alternative Ceramics
June 30 | Student Call for Entries