The Things We Do For Love… And the Things We Eat While We Do Them
I'm on my way to the conference, and I'm fondly [...]
Edward Eberle: Pottery, Poetics, and the Competition of Surprises
Edward Eberle's studio in Homestead, Pennsylvania In 1951, [...]
The Artist Behind “Unity Shards”: Laura Jean McLaughlin
"Wise Swan" teapot by Laura Jean McLaughlin Not [...]
Your Curated Conference: focus on currents of clay and culture
This year the theme for NCECA’s Pittsburgh conference is CrossCurrents: [...]
2018 NCECA Emerging Artists
Saturday morning, at the end of the conference, I always [...]
Student Critique Room
Students wanted! The Student Critique Room is live! We have [...]
NCECA E-Voting: Help us shape the future of NCECA (and earn your virtual “I Voted” sticker!)
Yes… it is that time of year again. The conference [...]
“Unity Shards”: A Collaborative Mosaic Mural
Almost all of the mosaics that I create are done collaboratively … [...]
Reconnecting with 2017 Emerging Artist Kate Roberts
Since the conclusion of the 2017 conference in Portland, Oregon, [...]
Return of the Mentor
Hello Teachers, Mentors and Artists, The anticipation of NCECA is [...]
Global Day of Clay in review…
November 8th was the first ever Global Day of Clay, [...]
A Conversation with Jessica Brandl, 2017 NCECA Emerging Artist
Jessica Brandl, one NCECA’s 2017 Emerging Artists has had a [...]
Call for Clay Stories 2018 speakers
Dear Clay Friends: If you had five minutes to tell [...]
NCECA Honors and Awards – Nominate Now!
As you consider heading to Pittsburgh for CrossCurrents: Clay and Culture, NCECA's [...]