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We welcome announcements of woodfire related events: workshops, conferences, seminars,
exhibitions etc., to be included on this page and also perhaps published in the Backlog Events Calendar of
the next issue of The Log Book.
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This Listing up-dated on 5th May 2009 17 April - 28 June - San Angelo, Texas, USA Sparks, Ceramic Sculpture by Peter Callas at the San Angelo Fine Arts Museum. Link: www.samfa.org 14 May - 21 June - Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Working Fire - An exhibition of recent woodfire ceramics by Neil Hoffmann, Ben Richardson, and Michael Stephan, curated by Ben Richardson. A video catalogue essay and visual biographies of the participating artists can be viewed online. Link: www.vimeo.com 24 May - 5 June - Penland, North Carolina, USA Workshop with Chuck Hindes and Ron Meyers at Penland School of Crafts. Making pots in a casual and gestural manner and firing wood, salt, and soda kilns. There will be daily demonstrations, clay conversations, and slide shows. Link: www.penland.org 1 - 26 June - Corning, New York, USA Hybrid Fire wood-fired ceramics and glass at the Atrium Gallery, Corning Community College. For further information e-mail: herbst 'at' corning-cc.edu 15 - 27 June - Taeankun, Chungnamdo, South Korea Workshop - making and firing with Seung-Ho Yang (2 hours from Seoul on the Yellow Sea coast). For further information e-mail: naoritongkama 'at' hotmail.com 15 June - 13 July - Kristiansand, Norway. Anagama kiln building workshop with Robert Barron (Aus). Also anagama firing and exhibition. e-mail: gro.s.a 'at' hotmail.com 18 June - 13 July - Sydney, Australia New Work by Geoff Crispin at the Freeland Gallery. Link: www.freelandgallery.com.au 3 - 5 July - Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, Wales The 12th International Ceramics Festival. Demonstrators include Nina Hole (DK), Don Reitz, Jeff Shapiro (USA), Shozo Michikawa, Masakazu Kusakabe (Japan), at Aberystwyth Arts Centre, University of Wales. Link: www.internationalceramicsfestival.org 10 - 31 July - Concord, Massachusetts, USA Outdoor sculptures by Tim Rowan at the Lacoste Gallery. Link: www.lacostegallery.com 16 July - 10 August - Sydney, Australia Two Paths An exhibition of work by Sandy Lockwood and Neil Hoffmann at the Freeland Gallery. Link: www.freelandgallery.com.au 5 - 17 July - Smithville, Tennessee, USA Two week workshop with Daniel Murphy and Stephen Robison, firing a hybrid groundhog-anagama type kiln, at the Appalachian Center for Craft, 1560 Craft Center Drive. Link: www.tntech.edu/craftcenter 11 July - Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada The internationally renowned Tozan Kiln on Vancouver Island which had to be moved from its previous site has now been rebuilt at Tamagawa College. The kiln will be fired for the first time in its new location in early July, with the official opening ceremonies scheduled to take place on 11th July. Link: The Tozan Cultural Society 27 July - 9 August - Montigny, France Workshop and firing with Seung-Ho Yang at Atelier Naori (near La Borne). For further information e-mail: naoritongkama 'at' hotmail.com 9 - 21 August - Penland, North Carolina, USA Workshop with Jack Troy, making and firings at Penland School of Crafts. Link: http://penland.org/ 10 - 31 August - Madison County, North Carolina, USA The Carolina Kiln Build - construction of two anagama-type kilns, orchestrated by Eric Knoche and Josh Copus. Acceptance into this event is by application only (limited to 8 participants). Link: www.clayspace.org Visit carolinakilnbuild.blogspot.com for updates. 31 August - 6 September - Lärz, Germany Laid Back Woodfiring - woodfire kiln building workshop with Steve Harrison (Aus), at Müritzkeramik, Alt Gaarz 6, 17248 Lärz. Link: www.mueritzkeramik.de/harrison.htm 2 - 12 September - Lessac, France Construction and firing of a wood-fired kiln designed for ceramics and glass blowing at Domaine de Boisbuchet, with Fred Herbst (Associate Professor of Art at Corning Community College, USA), Steve Gibbs (Hot Glass Programs Manager at the Corning Museum of Glass) and Jean-Charles Prolongeau (Ceramics Instructor at ENSA, Limoges, France). Instruction in English. Link: www.boisbuchet.org 28 April - 2 May 2010 - Gulgong, NSW, Australia Clay Energy 2010. For five days hundreds of ceramic artists will again converge in the small, picturesque, clay-rich, historic town of Gulgong (290 km north-west of Sydney) for discussions, exhibitions, demonstrations. Link: www.cudgegonggallery.com.au 3 - 5 September 2010 - Bröllin, Fahrenwalde, Germany 1st European Woodfire Conference at Bröllin Castle, near Pasewalk, north-east of Berlin. Link: www.woodfire.net |
