Joanne Copp—transit of Venus

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Joanne Copp in International Show

Joanne Copp has had her work accepted to World Women: On The
Horizon, an international juried exhibit at the Baltimore Clayworks
Gallery, Oct. 7-Nov. 12.

The call for entry for World Women: On The Horizon describes the show:
The horizon is the intersection between land and sky. For women, this
junction is where our groundings and our imaginations come together,
and it is from this point that we make art. Balttmore Clayworks seeks
submissions of functional and sculptural ceramic works by women
about women; works that consider our history and our future; works
exploring domesticity and daily ritual; works that reflect on what it
means to be a women—a sister, a daughter, a wife, a mother—and
how that affects us as artists. What is our art about? What do women
throughout the world have in common? Does that come through in
out work? Is there a female aesthetic? Are we artists or women artists?
How does being a woman in modern society impact how we look at the

world, our surroundings, our futures?

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Justin Novak at ECIAD

The Northwest Ceramics Foundation and
the Emily Carr Institute proudly present
American ceramist Justin Novak in an artist
talk at Emily Carr on Granville Island,
Thursday, Oct. 12 at 7 PM (room 260) and
Friday, Oct. 13 at 11:30 AM (room 328). All
are welcome to either talk.

Justin Novak teaches ceramics at the
University of Oregon in Eugene. He has
implemented an experimental program
there which combines aspects of ceramics
with design with amazing results. He will
talk about this new approach to teaching
ceramics and will also show examples
of his own work as a figurative ceramic

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