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Gallery of BC
Ceramics

www. galleryofbcceramics.com

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Sharon Cohen,

Gallery Manager
galleryofbcceramics@bcpotters.com
604.669.3606
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Hours

10 a.m.to 6 p.m.
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Gallery Assistants
Carita Ho, Roxanne Gagnon,
Sarah Cannon, Nadiya Chettiar,
Kate Metten, Kelly Austin,
Natasha Chettiar, Dave Carlin
staff@bcpotters.com
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Gallery Volunteers
Maggi Kneer, Sheila Morissette,
Elizabeth Claridge, 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

o Policy, click here.

POTTERS
GUILD
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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 August: Katie Janyk

¢ April: Richard Tanaka ¢ September: Linda Lewis

e May: Ekta Nadeau * October: Mike Allegretti

e June: Sarah Cannon ¢ November: Elaine Futterman

° July: Kwai-Sang Wong

Hi 2010 Gallery Exhibitions

March October

Vancouver Collects Amy Chang
Doris Shadbolt Collection : Imperfection
March 6 to 31 : October 2 to 30
July November
Laura van der Linde Student Show:
Three : West Point Grey Academy
July 3 to 31 : November 6 to 26
September
Keith Rice-Jones
Sige Matters

September 4 to 30

Carol Mayer Prize for Ceramics

Celia Rice-Jones was the first recipient of
the Carol Mayer Prize for Ceramics at the
recent first World Art Market (WAM) at the
Museum of Anthropology, UBC. This award
will be given at future WAM festivals.

It was a varied and interesting event. As
well as the wide range of artist from a variety
of cultures, there were performances and
ongoing demonstrations.

Look for it next year. For more info see:

Shino bowl, 12" in diameter, by Celia Rice-
Jones.

www.moa.ubc.ca/world-art-market

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