The NCECA podcast is the official podcast for the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts. It will feature news, information, interviews with artists, and exclusive NCECA Conference coverage.
2012 - Seattle, WA. Robert Brady and Sandy Simon together have over 80 years of professional experience, most of it in Berkeley California. What has sustained them? Inspiration, motivation, reflection and more.
2013-Houston, TX: Jenni Sorkin & Cindi Strauss with Jessica Shaykett, Coille Hooven & Rebecca Harvey. “This panel examines the ways in which artists conceive of their archive and the problems that are endemic to the control of their art and information.”
Igniting the Workshop Circuit- Learn how to better propose, prepare & deliver a workshop to create meaningful experiences for a range of students across a variety of platforms. Speakers: Linda Arbuckle, Tommy Frank, Bill Griffith, Sandi Pierantozzi
The presentation entitled- Roundtable “Considerations for Interpretation” took place on October 28, 2010 as part of NCECA’s Critical Santa Fe Symposium- Presenters included Terry Barrett as moderator, Amy Gogarty, and Howard Risatti.
This episode is from the Keynote Address delivered by Roberta Smith, art critic for the New York Times.
In this episode is an interview with the President of NCECA Skeffington Thomas, and part one of the opening ceremonies.
This is the first episode with content from Shared Journeys: Chinese/American Ceramic Art and Education, the International Symposium at the Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute in China. It includes the opening ceremony of the symposium. Look for more content
In this episode is the distinguished lecture from the 2008 conference in Pittsburgh delivered by Jim Melchert.
This is part 1 of 3 for the opening ceremonies from NCECA #42 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Included in this episode is the opening ceremony welcome speeches by Robert Harrison, Morgan O’Brien, Dan Onorato, Joe Molinaro and guests from China Sympos
This is part three of three for the opening ceremonies in Pittsburgh. Included are the final award and the keynote address delivered by Bill Strickland.
This episode is part two of three for the opening ceremonies in Pittsburgh. It includes eulogies, and awards.
This is the kick-off episode to the 2008 conference in Pittsburgh. In this episode is an interview with the President of NCECA, Robert Harrison.
Here is the introductory episode, it contains some reminders and introduces your host, Brian Kohl, and podcasters Michelle Coakes and Scott Lykens. This is going to be an awesome conference, and The first “official” episode will be up on Wednesday
Here are some more interviews from the conference in Louisville. As I say in the episode, I will be getting you lecture content as soon as the audio company corrects the problems. I apologize for the delay, but remember, this is the first year of the po
This is the second part to the keynote address, and is the talk given by the keynote speaker Bob Edwards from NPR in the past, and XM Satellite Radio now!!! Sorry about some of the crackling audio, this was a part of the original audio recording.
Included are an address from the President of NCECA, Robert Harrison, awards, and greetings from many involved in making the conference happen!
This episode contains interviews with lecturers and panel members from event happenings on Thursday at the NCECA conference. Happy listening!!!
Here is the first episode from the NCECA Conference. There are interviews from artists, gallery owners, and first-timers to the conference. Sit back and enjoy!!!