Discover Curated Art Opportunities in Ceramic

Organizer Information A House Unbuilt is a nonprofit arts organization working at the intersection of art, environment, community, movement, storytelling, and place-based inquiry. Its programs connect artists and communities through creative exploration, dialogue, and engagement with water and the surrounding landscape. The organization operates across the St. Croix River Valley, Coastal Louisiana, and other communities […]

Organizer Information Seward Park Clay Studio is a nonprofit community ceramics organization founded in 1969, located in the historic 1927 Seward Park Bathhouse on the shores of Lake Washington in Seattle, Washington. The studio has operated as a nonprofit educational ceramics institution since 1986, occupying the brick bathhouse building under agreement with the City of […]

Organizer Information Sculpture Space NYC (SSNYC) is a ceramics and sculpture center in Long Island City, Queens, founded by artists Andrew Kennedy and Magda Dejose. Its mission is to stimulate creativity, new ideas, and collaboration in ceramics-based investigations, bringing together artists, designers, and craftspeople of all backgrounds to experiment, learn, make, reflect, and grow artistically. […]

Organizer Information Situated on the grounds of a renovated traditional farm in the village of Samoš—65 kilometers from Belgrade, Serbia—Ivica Sveta is an independent, studio-based artist residency. Comprising two residential houses, dedicated workshops, outbuildings, a courtyard, and garden spaces, the organization provides visual artists with a quiet, rural environment equipped for intensive material experimentation and […]

Organizer Information BBA Prizes is run by BBA Gallery, a gallery based in Berlin that has worked with and supported emerging to mid-career artists from around the world since 2017. The gallery describes its mission as opening doors within the art industry for artists, offering introductions to its professional network, and helping artists share their […]

Organizer Information Farfield Mill is a restored Victorian woollen mill, originally built in 1837 by Joseph Dover, on the River Clough near Sedbergh, Cumbria, on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The mill operated as a working textile mill until 1992, and was rescued and restored by the Sedbergh & District Buildings Preservation […]

Organizer Information The International Ceramics Festival Mino, Japan, is a major international ceramics festival held every three years across the Mino region of Gifu Prefecture, one of Japan’s leading ceramic-producing areas. Established in 1986, the festival promotes the development of the ceramics industry and the advancement of ceramic culture through international exchange in ceramics design […]

Organizer Information The LOEWE FOUNDATION was established in 1988 by Enrique Loewe Lynch, a fourth-generation member of LOEWE’s founding family, and is today led by his daughter, Sheila Loewe. The Foundation promotes creativity, runs educational programmes, and safeguards heritage in poetry, dance, photography, art, and craft. In 2002, it received the Gold Medal for Merit […]

Organizer Information Studios Inc is a nonprofit contemporary arts organization and gallery based in Kansas City, Missouri. Founded to support the professional development of mid-career artists, Studios Inc operates a competitive three-year artist residency alongside exhibition, patron, and gallery programs. Its facilities are located in Kansas City’s Crossroads Arts District and include artist studios, exhibition […]