Clay + Exhibition: East Kootenays

Katrina Chaytor, Ian Johnson and Les Manning kick off a juried,
travelling exhibition of ceramics in the East Kootenays at the Artrageous
Gallery in Cranbrook on March 24. The Clay + Exhibition for 2007 is
set to become an annual ceramics event, celebrating the work of the
Fast Kootenay’s finest. Adding to their participation at the opening
reception for the show that evening, these respected ceramic artists will
present a full day of workshops at the College of the Rockies.

Ceramic artists in the Clay + Exhibition will be juried into to the
show by Chaytor, Johnson and Manning in early March. Showing in
Cranbrook, Creston, Golden, Fernie, Invermere and Kimberly, this
travelling exhibition will run from the opening until the middle of
August as 1t travels throughout the East Kootenays.

The ceramics workshops preceding the exhibit’s opening can be
registered for by contacting the Cranbrook and District Arts Council
(CDAC) at (250) 426-4223. Cost per workshop 1s $20 for each visiting
artist’s presentation, or $50 to attend all three artists’ presentations.

The Clay + Exhibition and accompanying workshops are presented
by the CDAC, The Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance and the
Columbia Basin Trust. Visit the CDAC’s website for more information

on the show: www.theartscouncil.cal@

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Trudy Golley Workshop
in Dawson Creek:
Glazing and Glazing Techniques

The Dawson Creek Potter’s Guild, together
with Northern Lights College, will be hosting
a glazing workshop with instructor Trudy
Golley. Born in Revelstoke, B.C. Trudy Golley
is an internationally exhibited ceramic artist
who completed her undergraduate training at
the Alberta College of Art & Design and the
University of Calgary (BFA), and her graduate
studies at the University of Tasmania, Hobart,
Australia (MFA). Inducted into the Royal
Canadian Academy of the Arts in 2002,
Golley is currently a ceramics instructor and
the chair of visual arts at Red Deer College.
As potters know, glazing is one of the most
challenging aspects of pottery. Participants
will learn a myriad of tricks and techniques
to enhance their finished pottery pieces.

Workshop runs: March 16, 17 and 18. Cost
for this three-day workshop is $250 per
participant. Please phone 250.782.5251 to

register or for more information.