NCECA 2014: Cindy Bracker
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NCECA for New Members This sesion will give a brief conference orientation to those NCECA members who are either new to the conference, or would like to get a general overview of what is available. http://blog.nceca.net/planning-your-schedule
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NCECA 2014: Cindy Bracker
- 2. The Poster, DVDs, t-shirts & other memorabilia All conference-related merchandise is based on the art work seen here, created by the Little Friends of Printmaking. There are a limited quantity of actual prints of the poster available for sale as well as t-shirts, hats and a huge library of DVDs at the NCECA Merchandise booth. Tell Marko that Cindy sent you
- 3. Exhibitions • NCECA Shows • Invitational or Biennial • NSJE • Concurrent Independent Exhibitions • Locally Generated Shows Linda Ganstrom, Exhibitions Director 2008-2014
- 4. Shows in the Convention Center Convention Center• K-12 Exhibit • Cup Sale - Fund for Artistic Development • The Clay Studio - 40 years • Archie Bray Show • Bodies at Rest • Grounded in Wisconsin
- 5. Programming • Lectures • Co-Lectures • Panels • “Eulogies/Memorials” • Awards Steve Hilton, Programs Director 2009-2015
- 6. Demonstrations • Simultaneous Demonstrators • Process Room • Resource Hall
- 7. Resource Hall • Commercial Exhibitors • Non-Profit Exhibitors • Gallery Expo • Project’s Space • NCECA Booth
- 8. Impromptu Conference Events/Conversations • Hotel Bar/Lobby • Hallways • Resource Hall • Bathroom • “don’t be afraid to approach your clay heroes”
- 9. Wednesday Wrap-up • Bus Tours/Galleries/Museums/Shows • Gallery Expo Artist Talks • Visiting Resource Hall • Deposit drawing tickets • Cup Sale drop-off • Opening Ceremonies
- 10. Keynote • Theaster Gates • Yamaguchi, Soul Manufacturing Corporation and a Potter Named Dave • Ballroom • 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm
- 11. Randall Session • Ted Randall • “The uniqueness of Ted’s contribution to ceramic art was, in large measure, the result of an extra sharp intelligence focused, not on narrow issues of ceramics alone, but on broader questions of aesthetics and philosophy, particularly the inquiries of mankind into the nature of knowledge and meaning.” • Leslie & the Lys • Ballroom • following the Keynote
- 12. Thursday Programming • Yoga - 7:00 am - 8:00 am Room 203 C-D-E • Creativity Roundtable - 8:00 am - 9:30 am Ballroom C • Member’s meeting - 9:45 am - 10:15 am Ballroom C • Past Masters 10:45 am - 11:45 am Ballroom C • Demonstrators, Process Room, Critique Room programming sessions - all day • Topical Discussions - 5:15 pm - 6:15pm
- 13. Thursday Night • Flow - Milwaukee Art Museum • NSJE - Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design • CIEs - Pritzlaff Space & Marshall Building • Locally Generated Shows • Potter’s Jam
- 14. Friday Programming • Cup Sale - 8:00 am Room 201A-B, 3 cup limit! • Awards - 12:00 pm Ballroom C • Demonstrators, Process & Critique Rooms, Programming Continues • NCECA Connections - 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
- 15. Friday Night - Dance • De La Buena • Afro-Cuban/Latin Jazz • Crystal Ballroom (Hilton) • 9:30pm-1:30am
- 16. Saturday Programming • Emerging Artists - 9:00am Ballroom • Providence Conference Presentation - Ballroom • Closing Lecture - Cynthia Bringle - Ballroom • Member’s Meeting reconvenes - Ballroom • Open Board Meeting - 102 D-E
- 17. The NCECA App
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