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2008 EXHIBITIONS NORTH CAROLINA POTTERY CENTER |
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◊◊ APRIL 4-26, 2008 ◊◊ Preview Exhibition for Annual Benefit Auction. Works donated by North Carolina potters and collectors.
◊◊ APRIL 26, 2008 ◊◊ Auction held Saturday, April 26
◊◊ MAY 9 - AUGUST 23, 2008 ◊◊ Contemporary Pottery from North Carolina's American Indian Communities, (Galleries I & II) and Contemporary Catawba Indian Potters (Gallery III)
◊◊ MAY 17, 2008 ◊◊ POTTERY ACTIVITIES and EXHIBITIONS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FREE OF CHARGE Carolina Indian Potters' Demonstration, featuring: - Ms. Senora Lynch, Haliwa-Saponi - Mr. Joel Queen, Cherokee - Ms. Caroleen Sanders, Catawba -Herman Oxendine, Lumbee potter Pottery Identification and Dating (no appraisal please): -Table for Prehistoric Pottery with Steve Davis -Table on the NC PAST “History from Things” Teaching Kits, Theresa McReynolds -Table for Traditional Pottery with NCPC director & Linda Carnes-McNaughton -Table for Historic Pottery (Imported & US), Tom Beaman & Linda Stine -Table for Prehistoric Lithics with Jeff Irwin -Poster on Shell-Tempered Pottery with Joe Herbert Pottery Creation: Building Coiled Pots -Demonstration of Prehistoric Pottery Making by Chris Espenshade -Hands-On Coil Pottery for Visitors of all ages! Please be sure to view the new Contemporary American Indian Pottery Exhibit, the permanent historical exhibits, gallery exhibits, and Seagrove area potters display.
Exhibiting Artists' Reception from
This exhibition and related events are made possible by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Marion Stedman Covington Foundation, and the North Carolina Archaeological Society.
◊◊ AUGUST 29 - NOVEMBER 29, 2008 ◊◊ Owen/Owens A Family History in Clay -19th Century through 21st Century
◊◊ SEPTEMBER 20, 2008 ◊◊ 4-7 pm Artists' Reception Owen/Owens: A Family History in Clay
Open to the Public Free of Charge
◊◊ DECEMBER 5, 2008 - MARCH 28, 2009 ◊◊ Dan Finch & Students: Creating a Community Of Potters
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