MSClayworks
Mississippi Clay Conference
2022 - 1st Clay Conference Meridian Community College.
2023 - 2nd Clay Conference Cadence Conference Centre.
2023 - 2nd Clay Conference Cadence Conference Centre.
MSClayworks 2023 (Tupelo)
The icon David MacDonald from New York shows everybody why he is so much appreciated as an artist and mentor.
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Stacey Hardee (Mississippi native) from Florida explains how to bring design, sculpture, and color into harmony.
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Controlling the drying stages of clay makes life easier for a ceramic artist, as Eric Botbyl demonstrates here on the pottery wheel.
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The demonstrators for MSClayworks 2023.
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The Auxiliary ladies of the Salvation Army joined in with the potters to make bowls for the annual empty bowl luncheon of the Salvation Army.
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David MacDonald joined in with the round table discussions. Several interesting and hot topics for potters were discussed.
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The Invitational Exhibition was held in the Gumtree Museum of Art in Tupelo downtown.
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Ceramic artists from all over the USA were selected for this art show.
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The Juried show in the Link Center was for Mississippi ceramic artists.
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MSClayworks 2022 (Meridian)
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MSClayworks 2022, the first clay conference in Mississippi, had a stunning end when Danny Meisinger used his pottery flame thrower to light up the clay dragon made by Sam Clark.