Photos with tag "nceca"

2006-03-11: March 8 to 11: NCECA at Portland

A group picture just before we start the trip back home.	Sue and Meagan are enjoying the music.	Jay found a friend. (1c)	(1c)
People dancing at the NCECA ball.	Mike Vatalaro and I are waiting for a bus on Corbett Street. (1c)	Looking down Abernathy Street in Portland.	Numbered Plate by Robert Sperry (1c)
A platter (1c)	A sculpture by Peter Voulkos	Walking around Portland with Meagan.	Fragile Ecologies by Elizabeth Stanek, Andrea Thompson, and Valerie Ortani
Fragile Ecologies by Elizabeth Stanek, Andrea Thompson, and Valerie Ortani	Fragile Ecologies by Elizabeth Stanek, Andrea Thompson, and Valerie Ortani	Fragile Ecologies by Elizabeth Stanek, Andrea Thompson, and Valerie Ortani	Fragile Ecologies by Elizabeth Stanek, Andrea Thompson, and Valerie Ortani
Trophies 1 by Zachary Hamilton	Trophies 1,2, and 3 by Zachary Hamilton (3c)	Close up of Interface Set IV by Marek Cecula	Interface Set IV by Marek Cecula
Harvest Teapot by Kathleen Royster	Partners by Kathleen Royster	A close up of Protrusions by Eliza Fernand	Protrusions by Eliza Fernand
Nipples by Eliza Fernand (1c)	Chathi by Ann Bartges (2c)	Skull Platter by Frank Boyden	Skull Platter by Frank Boyden
Dome (Bacin) by Geoffrey Pagen	Untitled work by Geoffrey Pagen	Untitled work by Geoffrey Pagen	Untitled work by Geoffrey Pagen
Fossil Fish by Frank Boyden (1c)	Fossil Platter by Frank Boyden	Fossil Fish by Frank Boyden	White Fish by Frank Boyden
White Fish by Frank Boyden	Uncle Skully speaks with Heron by Frank Boyden	Uncle Skully and Heron meet a beautiful fish by Frank Boyden	Fossil Platter by Frank Boyden
A jar by Don Reitz	A Tea Stack by Don Reitz	A platter by Don Reitz	A platter by Don Reitz
A Tea Stack by Don Reitz (1c)	A platter by Don Reitz	A tea bowl by Don Reitz	A tea bowl by Don Reitz
A tea bowl by Don Reitz	A tea bowl by Don Reitz	An untitled sculpture by Jun Kaneko	An untitled sculpture by Jun Kaneko
An untitled sculpture by Jun Kaneko	An untitled sculpture by Jun Kaneko	An untitled sculpture by Jun Kaneko	Roger, Jay and I are crossing highway 405
I like beer. (1c)	Yellow Sea Form by Bean Finneran	Sea Forms by Bean Finneran	#6 by Jim Romberg
An untitled sculpture by Al Tennant	Litografa Original I by Joan Miro	The Christ XIII/C	Milkway XXXI/C by Salvador Dali (1c)
Medusa XXX/C by Salvador Dali	Tomb Figures by Robert Brady	Tomb Figures by Robert Brady	Tomb Figures by Robert Brady
Tomb Figures by Robert Brady	Tomb Figures by Robert Brady	I got a little too happy about the snow.
Snow in Portland	Jay and Roger smoking while it snows.	Carrie and Jay like bluegrass.	Nickin and a pickin up a good time.
The Clark Country Bluegrass Band played afterwards.	A better picture of the opening ceremonies for NCECA	There is roughly 3,000 people in this room.	A better view of Flanagan Chape.
A couple of pitchers by Tara Wilson	A teapot and cups by Chris Staley	Safety by Miranda Howe	Seven Seasons by Ben Krupka
a platter by Josh Deweese	a covered jar by Josh Deweese	All the trees were covered with moss and ferns.	Walking around Lewis and Clark College in the rain
Bird with Heart by Ted Vogel (1c)	Hoodoo VI Urn by Steve Schrepferman	Knot Urn by Steve Schrepferman	Thirst by Jeff Frain
Vieled Landscape by Jeff Frain	Sleep of Reason by Richard Notkin (bottom panel)	This is what you were born for (after Goya) by Richard Notkin (top panel)	Mei-ping by Sin-Ying Ho
Gibberish by Sin-Ying Ho	Origins of Allegories: Retribution by Steven Thurston (the other side)	Origins of Allegories: Retribution by Steven Thurston	A close up of Desertification.
Desertification by Gary Carlos	Turbine by Margaret Realica	Reconnect by Margaret Realica	Fine Tuner by Margaret Realica
The Frank Manor House	Flanagan Chapel looks really cool.	Walking around Lewis and Clark College	Some public art in the conference center.
Sue, Eileen, and Mike	Jay, Roger, and I sitting around in the lobby of the Benson.

2005-03-16: NCECA in Baltimore

This is the start of the trade show at NCECA	A cool wood fired jar. I should of written down more names or taken more gallery brochures.	The ice holder is Ron Meyers again. Someone else made the cups.	A chawan by Ron Meyers. I really like his work.
A wood fired vessel by Chris Gustin. www.gustinceramics.com/	A vessel by Chris Gustin. www.gustinceramics.com/	Cassie, Susan, Sue, Warner, Jennie and, Jay allowing me to hold them up before we eat at UM at Baltimore. (2c)	Kind of shocking work on the mistreatment of racing dogs. The ceramic dog is wrapped in red leather.
The other side of the sculpture from the Serene Series by Yih-Wen Kuo. http://www.niu.edu/art/faculty/kuo/index.html (4c)	Serene Series by Yih-Wen Kuo. http://www.niu.edu/art/faculty/kuo/index.html	Another wood fired vessel by Chris Gustin. http://www.gustinceramics.com/	The albino pit viper swan (endemic to Baltimore) (1c)
Doug Baldwin's work (prof. at MICA)	Susan looking at something. (2c)	Eva Hild's Sculpture. http://www.2hild.com/eva_eng_ceramics.htm	My quick attempt at a close up of a sculpture by Swedish artist Eva Hild. http://www.2hild.com/eva_eng_ceramics.htm
The new Brown Center for MICA	A ceramic installation in front of MICA	Mike Vatalaro fearlessly leading us	Baltimore Conference Center (2c)