WHAT REMAINS
A Call For Entry to All Association of Clay and Glass Members
An exhibition of the Association of Clay and Glass Artists members demonstrating the intense depth and process of the medium, a narrative of what has been left behind or destroyed, or a response to climate crisis:
What still stands after natural disasters?
All of these themes explore “What Remains.”
Juried by Ann Hazels, Director, Radius Gallery
Application deadline: July 2nd, 2021
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The Association of Clay and Glass Artists of California
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With museums, galleries and art venues of all kinds closed due to the pandemic, ACGA has vigorously explored virtual ways to present the work of our members. Visit our most recent exhibit ‘GARDEN ART’ and our ongoing online sale which includes over 70 ACGA Members.
ACGA ARTIST OF THE MONTH –
SALLY GRAVES JACKSON
I starting working with clay in 2008 and pursued it seriously after moving to California seven years ago. In navigating that move from rural North Carolina to the Bay Area, I’ve been drawn to the tension between the natural landscape and the concrete-bound geometry of cities. This has become the emotional territory of my ceramics. Insects, seedpods, trees, birds, stones, and all sorts of human constructions are as much my teachers as the ceramics I see in museums and galleries. Whenever possible, I incorporate clays that I dig locally.
Clay has led me to wonderful communities through the Palo Alto Art Center and the ACGA. Through the ACGA Board, I recently helped plan our first online exhibition “Garden Art”. I volunteer in the Gunn High School ceramics program, and during the pandemic I organized my neighborhood to create clay totems that are now in front of our house.
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RESOURCES FOR ARTISTS DURING COVID
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, a consortium of funders have created a national emergency relief fund for artists.
Click to read more about the grants and how to apply.
CERF+ Emergency Assistance
March 1, 2021: New PPP Loan Rules Make More Money Available to Artists and Other One-person Businesses
Americans for the Arts ACTION Fund
OUR MISSION: To enlist and mobilize one million citizen activists to advance the arts and arts education at the Federal, State and local levels.
LEARN MORE about how The Americans for the Arts Action Fund is supporting artists and arts education during the pandemic.