Invites you to its Members’ Meeting on Saturday, May 17th from 11:00 until 12:00

The featured speaker is Ellen Rundle. Ellen received her bachelors of art from UC Berkeley, where her classes with Peter Voulkos furthered her passion for the clay medium. For more information about Ellen, visit her website at http://www.ellenrundle.com/ceramics/installs-main.html

The City of Burbank Creative Arts Center

1100 West Clark Avenue
Burbank, CA 91506
Located west of Victory Blvd between Lomita and No. Griffith Park Dr.

For additional information, contact Celeste Iida at 818-599-4233

Biliana received her Masters of Art with a focus on ceramics from the National Academy of Arts in Sofia, Bulgaria. Currently she is an Adjunct Professor at CSUN and Glendale City College and an instructor at Xiem Clay Center. She has received many awards for her work and most recently exhibited at Cal Poly Pomona.

For more addition information, contact Les Haworth III at 562-943-0084

The City of Burbank Creative Arts Center
1100 West Clark
Burbank, CA 91506

President’s Show is a member’s exhibition where prizes will be juried and awarded by past presidents of ACS-DC.

City of Burbank Creative Arts Center Gallery is located at 1100 West Clark Street, Burbank, CA 91506, west of Victory Blvd., between Lomita and No. Griffith Park Dr. ]]> http://acs-dc.org/archives/29/feed/ http://acs-dc.org/archives/26 http://acs-dc.org/archives/26#comments Sun, 04 May 2008 18:00:10 +0000 Administrator Events http://acs-dc.org/archives/26 “DIVERSITY IN CLAY” from July 26th through August 16th at AMOCA.
Opening Reception is on Saturday, August 9th from 6-9pm.

AMOCA 340 S Garey Avenue, Pomona

Diversity in Clay is a juried community exhibition that will be judged by Neil Moss, renowned clay artist, professor of arts at El Camino College and an ACS-DC member. Kevin Myers is our featured guest, a renowned clay artist who is professor of arts at Orange Coast College and an ACS-DC member.

For more information about AMOCA, visit their website at http://www.ceramicmuseum.org/index.html. ]]> http://acs-dc.org/archives/26/feed/ http://acs-dc.org/archives/20 http://acs-dc.org/archives/20#comments Sun, 19 Nov 2006 01:43:32 +0000 Administrator Gallery http://acs-dc.org/archives/20

Karen R. Mealiffe
294 S. Marengo Ave.
Pasadena, CA, 91101
Phone: 626 792 2271>

Lepages

2005, 12″ x 5″

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While obtaining a degree in Interior Design at Moorpark College, I fell in love with ceramics. That was in 1998, and I continued taking as many pottery classes and workshops as I could while creating balance and beauty in homes through design.

As my children grew up, I realized I wanted to be a full time potter. I use my design skills to help me conceptualize and execute the final product. I try to find balance and rhythm while adding clay to wheel thrown forms.

Raku firing is my passion at the moment on decorative jars! Mixing bright colors with the raw black clay enables me to create personality to an inanimate object.

Crest I

2004, 13″x6″

Eternity

2004, 11″x8″

White Crtackle

2004, 12″x6″

Dolphin Blues

2004, 9″x7″

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Fish Jar

2004, 16″ H x9″ W

Crab Rock

2004, 12″x12″

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