Stoked! Exhibitions and Workshops
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Canadian Clay Symposium
March 25th, 2023
PRESENTERS: Steven Heinemann · Marissa Alexander · Cathi Jefferson · Martina Lantin · Sami Tsang · Julie Moon · KC Adams
The Symposium brings extended ceramic-based benefits for registrants and interested others.
STOKED! invites a wide variety of venues to co-ordinate large and small ceramic focused exhibitions around the Lower Mainland. There are also Workshop opportunities with some of the STOKED! presenters.
Exhibitions to Visit:
(Check full information for each exhibition at canadianclaysymposium.com/exhibitions)
The ACT Arts Centre, Maple Ridge
o “Transformation” Fraser Valley Potters Guild juried show. March 4 to April 29
Port Moody Arts Centre, Port Moody
o “In Flux” A juried exhibition of new works by Tri-City Potters. Feb. 23 to March 28
Crafthouse, Granville Island, Vancouver
o “Here We Have No Lasting City” Works by Susan Johnston. March 3 to April 1
Place des Arts, Coquitlam
o “Vin Arora: Meltdown: The Second Wave” March 10 to May 4. On-line March 17 to May 4
With Reception on March 31
Mobile Contemporary Ceramics Gallery: FORM, Shadbolt Centre, Burnaby
o A renovated vintage Airstream Trailer turned Gallery space. Exhibition and sale of works by Robin DuPont, Martin Tagseth, Katy Drijber, Dawn Candy, and Martina Lantin.
o 9am to 5pm March 25 only
Potter’s Guild of BC at Shadbolt Centre, Burnaby
o “Sur La Table” 2023 Members’ Pop-Up Plate Exhibition. March 25 only
Deer Lake Gallery, Burnaby (Steps from Shadbolt Centre)
o “Offbeat: Explorations in Clay Exhibition” March 25 to April 23
o Artists: Genevieve Dionne, Robin DuPont, Heather Dahl, Linda Sormin, Cathy Terepocki, Hannah Watkins, Nathalie Paolinelli and Amelia Butcher
o Opening reception will immediately follow the Symposium, 5:30 to 7:30 pm March 25
Kate Metten Ceramics, Vancouver
o “Mitra Mahmoodie: Dancing in the Desert” March 23 to April 9
O-Five Rare Tea Bar, Vancouver
o “Wood Fired Pottery Exhibition” March 18 to April 23
Kwantlen Polytechnique University Spruce Building Atrium, Surrey
o “Past, Present and Future” Exhibition by Fraser Valley Potters’ Guild and alumni of Douglas & Kwantlen Ceramics programs. March 18 to June 19
Satellite Workshop Opportunities
(Full information for each exhibition can be found at canadianclaysymposium.com/exhibitions)
“Soda Firing: Brush and Fire – a Delicate Dance” with Cathi Jefferson (SOLD OUT)
o March 21 to 27 (various times) Shadbolt Centre, Steam Plant
o The Public is invited to the Kiln opening, Monday March 27, 10am Steam Plant
“Pots in Process” with Martina Lantin
o Sponsored by Delta Potters Guild Studio, South Delta Recreation Centre, Tsawwassen
o Martina will focus on wheel throwing to alter wet pots and will layer designs in slip using monoprint and paper-resist.
o A one-day demonstration workshop Friday, March 24, 9am to 4pm.
o Registration information at canadianclaysymposium.com/events
Important Details
o Bring your lunch with you. Coffee service is provided but no food service is available.
o Full information can be found at canadianclaysymposium.com Check back for updates.
o Attend in-person or, for the first time, online.
o 9 registrations are available at this point.
o Pricing and registration information for both in-person or online attendance can be found at
canadianclaysymposium.com/registration
Newsletter#8 Stoked: Exhibitions & Workshops.pdf (click to download the article)
