COLUMBIA

Gallery of BC
Ceramics

www. galleryofbcceramics.com

Sharon Cohen,

Gallery Manager
galleryofbcceramics@bcpotters.com
604.669.3606
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Hours

10 a.m.to 5 p.m.
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Gallery Assistants
Aparna Kapur, Carita Ho,
Roxanne Gagnon, Sarah Cannon,
Nadiya Chettiar, Etsuko Asano (Intern)
staff@bcpotters.com
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Gallery Committee
Maggi Kneer
Sheila Morissette
Pia Sillem
Jinny Whitehead
Celia Rice-Jones
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The Gallery of BC Ceramics is a
gallery by potters for potters.

& The Gallery coordinates and curates
several exhibitions a year.
Artists must apply to be juried; the
deadline is September each year.

To download and print a Gallery
Jury Application, click here.

@ Every month we showcase an artist,
usually someone just starting

his or her career.

BH We also sell the work of more

than 100 artists in the retail shop.

For information on Gallery

Policy, click here.

2010 Featured Artists

‘The Featured Artist slot affords a non-juried artist the opportunity to sell work in the gallery
for a month-long period. All Potters’ Guild members are eligible to apply, and may show
work other than the mugs and tiles to which non-juried potters are usually restricted. Please
apply (include images of your work) directly to the gallery manager at galleryofbcceramics@
bcpotters.com

¢ February: Carole Henshall
e March: TBA

¢ April: TBA

e May: Ekta Nadeau

e June: Sarah Cannon

° July: Kwai-Sang Wong

e August: Katie Janyk

¢ September: Linda Lewis
* October: Mike Allegretti

* November: Elaine Futterman

Hi 2010 Gallery Exhibitions

March

Vancouver Collects
Doris Shadbolt Collection
March 6 to 31

September

Keith Rice-Jones
September 4 to 30

October

June Amy Chang
Blue & Beyond Imperfection
PGBC Members’ Show October 2 to 30
June 5 to 30
November
July Student Show:
Laura van der Linde West Point Grey Academy
Three November 6 to 26
July 3 to 31

Guild Book Launch Reminder

Seeking the Nuance: Glaze experiments
of the 60s and 70s from the Ceramics
Studio at UBC, By Glenn Lewis
Edited by Phyllis Schwartz
Historical research by Debra Sloan
Published by the Potters Guild of BC
March 2010; $20 + GST

The official book launch is Saturday,
March 6, 1 to 3 p.m. as part of the

at the gallery and will also be available at
Aesthetics: 2010 Canadian Clay Symposium
on March 13 at the Shadbolt Centre for the
Arts. It may be available for order online
thereafter.

Seeking the Nuance offers up a vital
piece of B.C.’s ceramic history through its
selection of 30 glaze and clay body recipes
used in the 60s and 70s at the University
Vancouver Collects exhibition at the Gallery of British Columbia Education Faculty's
of BC Ceramics. The book will be sold

Ceramics Studio.

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