Selden Gallery Exhibition

The Selden Gallery, Norfolk VA. Norfolk’s Bureau of Cultural Affairs presents “Of Nature and Necessity” an exhibition of artwork by Anna Velkoff Freeman and Brett LaGue. Opening Reception: Friday Nov. 14, 2008 from 5 PM –7PM
Gallery Talk: Friday November 21, 2008 at 6:30 PM.
The exhibition runs from Nov. 7 – Dec. 19, 2008.
The Exhibition is a thoughtful juxtaposition of LaGue’s two dimensional work with Freeman’s three dimensional work and installation. Both artists navigate the troubled waters of the delicate balance between man and nature.
The Selden Gallery is located on the second level of Selden Arcade’s Plume Street end and is managed by Norfolk Cultural Affairs. The gallery is open during Selden Arcade regular operating hours, Mon.-Sun., 8 AM-6 PM. http://www.theselden.com/
The Selden Gallery, 208 East Plume Street, Norfolk VA 23510

It's Only Clay: 2008

Anna Velkoff Freeman's "E.coli Cup," included in the national juried exhibition, "It's Only Clay," was selected for a Margaret Harlow Collection Purchase Award at Bemidji State University.

Bemidji Community Art Center Main Gallery: “It’s Only Clay – 2008” a national juried ceramics competition and exhibition focusing on functional ceramics, juried by Linda Christianson.
Exhibition Dates: November 7th through December 20th.Please contact the Bemidji Community Art Center for sales inquiries and availability of these exhibition pieces.Phone 218.444.7570

Website: http://bcac.wordpress.com/
Address: 426 Bemidji Ave Bemidji, MN 56601

Clay Focus

Gloria Kennedy Gallery

Brooklyn, NY

Juried Group Exhibition: Clay Focus

Sept. 10 - Oct. 18, 2008

Please contact the Gloria Kennedy Gallery for sales inquiries and availability of these pieces.

Phone: 718.858.5254

Website: http://www.gkgart.com/

Lillstreet International Exhibition

Lillstreet Art Center

Chicago, IL

September 8 - 28, 2008

Opening reception: Sat. September 13, 4-7pm

Lillstreet International is a juried exhibition that addresses contemporary issues in ceramic arts. The show is designed to challenge and showcase the ever changing scope of ceramic art. Each year the show will take on a different theme, with this year’s focus being functional porcelain. Juror: Sam Chung, Assistant Professor of Ceramics, Arizona State University.Lillstreet Art Center4401 North Ravenswood, Chicago, IL 60640Tel:773.769.4226lillstreet@lillstreet.com

Please visit website for sales inquiry and availability of this piece:http://www.lillstreet.com/mm5/gallery.htm

Stories From the Earth

Stories From the Earth
Invitational National Group Ceramic Exhibition

Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries
Old Dominion University
Exhibition Reception: Sunday, September 7th, 3-5 p.m.
Exhibition Runs: August 9, 2008 - September 14, 2008
Website: http://oduart.wordpress.com/

Spring Group Exhibition

Invitational National Exhibition

The Main Street Gallery

Groton, NY
March 14 - April 20, 2008

The Main Street Gallery is proud to open its sixth season with its annual Spring Group Exhibition.

The gallery stands by its commitment to bring contemporary art to the Main Street. The twenty artists invited to participate in this seasons Spring Group Exhibition are Jeremiah Donovan, Pamela Rozelle Drix, Anna Velkoff Freeman, Mary Giehl, Claire Harootunian, Gail Hoffman, Nicolai Klimaszewski, Paul Kline, Kumi Korf, Harry Littell, Marie McCann-Barab Wendy Menzie, Crista Pisano, Lin Price, Flora Rocco, Victoria Romanoff, Adrienne Bea Smith, Roger Smith, Buzz Spector and Christa Wolf.

Please e-mail maingal@localnet.com to check the availability and price of the artwork, as well as the shipping and handling price.

Image: "E.coli Bowl", wheel thrown porcelain, 3 x 11 x 11 in. Anna Velkoff Freeman

Eight Fluid Ounces III

A Bi-annual National Juried/Invitational
Cup Exhibition
LSU School of Art Gallery at the
Shaw Center for the Arts
Baton Rouge, LA
February 23 – March 23, 2008

Juried by Michaelene Walsh

This exciting exhibition features work from more than 40 artists from Canada and across the country including Arizona, California, Utah, Arkansas, New York and Louisiana. Graduate students from the LSU School of Art Ceramics Program will also be included. This is the third year for this popular exhibition of cups both functional and non-functional. Come enjoy the variety and creativity of the artists. It is no wonder this exhibition draws such distinguished participants from across the nation; the LSU School of Art has one of the highest ranked ceramic programs in the country according to U.S. News and World Reports.

Image: "Streptococcus Bacteria Cup", wheel thrown porcelain, 5 x 4 x 4in. Anna Velkoff Freeman