RedSky Gallery in Charlotte, NC, Offers Group Ceramics Show

Here is yet another pottery exhibit taking place in the Carolinas. Short, but to the point. This is a good one – don’t judge the show by the length of the press release. RedSky Gallery in Charlotte, NC, is proud to present a collaborative ceramics exhibition from a select group of North Carolina ceramic artists. ... Read More

Big Arts Organizations Are Falling by the Wayside in the Carolinas

A few years ago it was the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art(SECCA) in Winston-Salem, NC, that needed the state of North Carolina to come its rescue by taking it over and putting it under the umbrella of the North Carolina Museum of Art, a division of the NC Department of Cultural Resources. At the time ... Read More

HAM Festival on July 24, 2010

Somehow we got the date wrong for the HAM Festival taking place in Seneca, SC. See the posting – two down. It’s not July 14 – it’s July 24, 2010. I’m sorry for this mistake and hope no one misses the event due to that mistake.

Caldwell Arts Council in Lenoir, NC, Invites You to a Porch yART Sale – July 16 & 17, 2010

If you’re looking to do some early shopping, the Caldwell Arts Council in Lenoir, NC, would like you to think – Christmas in July – by attending their semi-annual Porch yART Sale. Area artists have cleaned out their studios of pottery, greeting cards, paintings, handmade jewelry, sketches, framed & unframed artwork, needlecraft, and unneeded art ... Read More

3rd Annual HAM Festival Takes Place in Seneca, SC – July 24, 2010

Correction: The date of the Festival is July 24, 2010 – not the 14 as previously stated. The 3rd Annual Heritage, Arts & Music Festival (HAM) will take place on July 24, 2010, from noon to 5pm at Duke Energy’s World of Energy, located at 7812 Rochester Highway in Seneca, SC. The theme of this ... Read More

Upcoming Events in Seagrove, NC, for Those Who Plan Ahead

Believe it or not – there are a few folks who don’t know about Seagrove, NC – the center of North Carolina pottery. I mean – most around the world who know anything about clay – know about Seagrove, but some folks still don’t and a few others appreciate a heads up on events taking ... Read More