
ccbc artist interview series with chi cheng lee
“Keep trying till you find your niche for your “art practice” or “art business” and never give up, even if you have to put it on hold … success if different for everyone.”
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“Keep trying till you find your niche for your “art practice” or “art business” and never give up, even if you have to put it on hold … success if different for everyone.”
on a journey of understanding, community, healing, and culture, nikki explores her practice of connecting with her land and ancestors.
“…we might discover a way to dream this land together – or let it dream us…”
by nikki manzie
mar 7 – apr 25, 2024
“Never stop making and don’t get discouraged by rejection, 99% of the time it has nothing to do with your work and your value as an artist. If you are truly passionate about making art and you continue to share your ideas and projects with the world, then you are going to be a successful artist.”
kassandra lee
nascent five exhibition
jan 4 – jan 18, 2024
akiab martinez
nascent five exhibition
jan 4 – jan 18, 2024
cindy karimun
nascent five exhibition
jan 4 – jan 18, 2024
viyan petekkaya
nascent five exhibition
jan 4 – jan 18, 2024
nikki guillemin
nascent five exhibition
jan 4 – jan 18, 2024
Jenny Judge tells us about her work and inspiration in conjunction with her exhibition, phase transition.
Allan Cusworth writes about his experience during the summer demos at the CCBC shop, and the joy of sharing his practice.
In her third and final entry during her ceramics education, Ilana Fonariov tells us about the lessons learned and the journey home.
Bettina Matzkuhn takes us on a journey through her experiences with and views on craft.
in conjunction with her CCBC gallery show, we asked artist Bettina Matzkuhn to share with us a bit about herself, her inspiration, her audience and her other projects
The Earring Show, as a contemporary craft exhibition, is vital to the health of our communities.