Ceramics: Art and Perception

Feb. 1 The Submissions Deadline Approaches for Contemporary Clay 2018

If you have something to show the world, do not let my bated breath be for naught.

s a Curator, calls for entry involve a fair amount of bated breath. The deadline approaches. You wait. And wait. And wait – trying not to panic because you know ninety-nine percent of the submissions will arrive on the last day. To remain calm requires adopting an ‘If you

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