The Alberta Potters’ Association (APA) invites submissions from members in good standing for Common Ground, a juried exhibition of contemporary ceramic art.
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Get matched →The Alberta Potters’ Association (APA) invites submissions from members in good standing for Common Ground, a juried exhibition of contemporary ceramic art. This fine art ceramic exhibition will feature work by APA members and will be showcased in galleries across Alberta. Common Ground will feature ceramic art that celebrates connection, community and the diverse voices of Alberta's ceramic artists. As an organization dedicated to supporting potters and ceramic artists across the province, our goal is to showcase exceptional artwork while fostering meaningful dialogue within the arts community.
Common Ground offers a moment to reflect on connection and shared experience forged through clay. Rooted in ancient tradition yet continually evolving, ceramic art provides a powerful lens to explore the medium and unity of clay. This exhibition highlights the strength and diversity of Alberta’s ceramic arts community while fostering meaningful dialogue across perspectives and practices.
Open to all APA members in good standing at both the time of submission and during the exhibition.
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Works will be selected based on artistic merit, technical excellence, relevance to the exhibition theme, and contribution to overall exhibition cohesion. The APA is committed to representing diverse artistic voices, career stages and regional perspectives from across Alberta.
The listed price of the piece should reflect its insurance value (as obtained by the artist). While the APA, ACC, Medalta staff and volunteers take every effort to ensure careful handling, the APA, ACC, and/or Medalta are not responsible for any damage, breakage, theft or loss to any pieces. Submission is at the risk of the artist. Insurance of pieces is the responsibility of the artist.