MSClayworks 2023
Cadence Conventions Centre
Tupelo, Mississippi
August 25-27
Cadence Conventions Centre
Tupelo, Mississippi
August 25-27
This page will be updated with the latest information about the 2nd clay conference in Mississippi.
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. The clay demonstrations were in the Meridian Community College. Click on the images below to see some of the videos on our blog.
2022 Conference program
Friday, October 7
Meridian Community College
9am - 3pm Conference sign-in. Exhibitors and artists setup. 4pm Conference organizational meeting in Auditorium.
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Meridian Museum of Art
9am - 11am Clay demonstration by Terry Cherry 6pm Formal opening of the Invitational Exhibition. Keynote speaker Malcolm White, former Executive Director of the Mississippi Arts Commission. Exhibition remarks by Antoinette Badenhorst. |
The MAX
Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience 11:30am - 1pm Musical performance by Holley Rumbarger 1:30pm-3:30 Clay demonstration by Allen Chen |
Saturday, October 8
Meridian Community College (MCC)
8am - 10am
Late conference sign-in at the Meridian Community College.
9am – 5pm (Lunch time 12pm - 1pm)
Closing reception and award ceremony at the Miller Art Gallery for the Juried Show.
7pm
After party at the Threefoot Hotel for the conference.
Meridian Community College (MCC)
8am - 10am
Late conference sign-in at the Meridian Community College.
9am – 5pm (Lunch time 12pm - 1pm)
- Demonstrations in the auditorium
- Opening
- Clay demonstrations.
- Sam Clark from Mississippi (Sculpting)
- Susan Thomas from Florida (Decorating)
- Danny Meisinger from Kansas (Wheel throwing)
Closing reception and award ceremony at the Miller Art Gallery for the Juried Show.
7pm
After party at the Threefoot Hotel for the conference.