4: Making substantial and meaningful art with Patti Warashina, Tip Toland, and Wally Bivins
Release Date: 12/09/2015
11: Brian Jones talks with Stu Kestenbaum about the Make/Time Podcast
NCECA 360 Podcast
For this episode of NCECA 360 we have an interview from our 2016 conference in Kansas City, MO. You will hear host Brian Jones talk with Stu Kestenbaum about his long career in the arts. Kestenbaum was the director of the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts for many years and is currently the host of the Make/Time podcast. The podcast is a joint venture among the nation’s top craft schools to shed light on the importance of craft makers in American society. You can find out more information at . Join us in Pittsburgh, PA March 14-17 for our next conference Cross Currents: Clay and...
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10: Sustainable Ceramics with Nancy Selvage, David Binns and Guido Strijbos
NCECA 360 Podcast
For this episode of NCECA 360 we have a panel on Sustainable Ceramics from our 2012 conference in Seattle, WA. Nancy Selvage, David Binns and Guido Strijbos share their experience with evaluating and improving the environmental impact of ceramics practice.
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9: Brian Jones talks with Nancy Blum about public art and her multifaceted career
NCECA 360 Podcast
For this episode of NCECA 360 we have an interview from our 2016 conference in Kansas City, MO. You will hear host Brian Jones talk with artist Nancy Blum about her career and her work in public art projects. To see examples of Blum's work visit nancyblum.com. For more information about our organization, or to register for next year’s conference please visit NCECA.net.
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8: Clay Stories 2016 with Steven Branfman and Deborah Chronister
NCECA 360 Podcast
For this episode of NCECA 360 we have a special presentation of Clay Stories from our Two Thousand sixteen conference in Kansas City, MO. Curated by Steven Branfman and Owen Dearing, Clay Stories features ceramic artists telling true stories in front of a live audience at our yearly NCECA conference. If you are a fan of the story telling podcasts the Moth Radio Hour or Risk you are going to love this episode. Today you will hear Paul Lewing, Deborah Chronister, Jim Romberg, Robin Hopper and a handful of other storytellers talk about the mentors and experiences that inspire their lives in clay....
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7: Fueling personal innovation with the 2016 emerging artists
NCECA 360 Podcast
On today’s episode you will here a panel discussion on fueling innovation in your studio practice with the 2016 emerging artists. Each year six early-career artists are commended at our conference for their unique body of work and contribution to the field of ceramics. Along with an exhibition and financial award they are given the opportunity to present a short lecture on their work. This year’s emerging artists include Joanna Poag, Kyungmin Park, Peter Morgan, Tom Jaszczak, Bobby Tso, and Sean O’Connell. To see videos of the emerging artist presentations from this year's...
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6: Mentorship with David Macdonald, Sharif Bey, Gail Kendall, and David Eichelberger
NCECA 360 Podcast
For this episode of NCECA 360 we have a group interview from our...
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5: Boredom, Repetition and the Creative Act with Janet Deboos
NCECA 360 Podcast
For this episode of NCECA 360 we have a lecture from our 2012 conference in Seattle, WA. You will hear Australian artist and educator Janet Deboos discuss how boredom “can be an essential partner to skill and deep creativity.” For more information on this lecture, or to register for our upcoming 50th anniversary conference please visit www.NCECA.net.
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4: Making substantial and meaningful art with Patti Warashina, Tip Toland, and Wally Bivins
NCECA 360 Podcast
For this episode of NCECA 360 we have a panel discussion from our two thousand thirteen conference in Seattle, WA. You will hear Tip Toland, Patti Warashina and Wally Bivins discuss making substantial and meaningful art. The wide ranging conversations looks at the role of passion, conviction and commitment in nurturing and maintaining an artist’s spirit over a lifetime of creative activity. ...
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3: Clay Stories 2015 with Steven Branfman and Owen Dearing
NCECA 360 Podcast
On today's episode of NCECA 360 we have a special presentation of Clay Stories from our Two Thousand fifteen conference in Providence,RI. Curated by Steven Branfman and Owen Dearing Clay Stories features ceramic artists telling true stories in front of a live audience at our yearly NCECA conference. If you are a fan of the story telling podcasts the Moth Radio Hour or Risk you are going to love this episode. Today you will hear Ron Roy, Debra Chronister, Robin Hopper and a handful of other storytellers talk about the moments that challenge and inspire their lives in clay. ...
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2: Maintaining an Authentic Voice- Field, Garceau, Casto, O’Briant, Lugo and Powell
NCECA 360 Podcast
Moderator Adam Field talks with the 2015 Emerging Artists about their professional development and the difficulty of maintaining an authentic voice in a vast ocean of social media. The discussion includes Rachel Garceau, Andrew Casto, Kelly O’Briant, Roberto Lugo and Joanna Powell. The discussion was recorded at the 2015 NCECA conference in Providence, RI. For more information on these artists, or the programming NCECA has to offer please visit blog.NCECA.net.
info_outlineFor this episode of NCECA 360 we have a panel discussion from our two thousand thirteen conference in Seattle, WA. You will hear Tip Toland, Patti Warashina and Wally Bivins discuss making substantial and meaningful art. The wide ranging conversations looks at the role of passion, conviction and commitment in nurturing and maintaining an artist’s spirit over a lifetime of creative activity.
As a quick point of reference Richard Notkin was scheduled to be on this panel but unfortunately could not be in attendance that day. He was missed and as you will hear was spoken of fondly during the event. Both Richard Notkin and Patti Warishina will be featured as demonstrators for the 2016 NCECA conference in Kansas City, MO. For more information on these artists, or to register for the conference please visit blog.NCECA.net.