Ceramics Now announces a new Call for Papers
In honoring our commitment to showing the evolving trends and concepts that shape contemporary ceramics, Ceramics Now is pleased to announce a new call for papers. We invite thought-provoking essays, comprehensive exhibition reviews, and features that address significant movements or major events in the field.
We particularly encourage essays that examine current trends and concepts in contemporary ceramics, drawing connections across a diverse range of artists and practices. Submissions deadline: February 25, 2025.
Please note that this call for papers is not intended for artist profile submissions. However, exhibition reviews may focus on a single artist when their work offers a uniquely significant perspective.
Before submitting an article, you are encouraged to contact the editor at vasi@ceramicsnow.org with a brief outline of your proposal. We prioritize articles grounded in original research that has not previously been published elsewhere.
• Articles should range between 1200 – 3000 words.
• Please include high-resolution images with appropriate credits.
• Along with your article, provide a short biography.
• We offer at least $150 for selected articles, thanks to Ceramics Now patron subscribers who contribute to our Writers Fund.
• We can assist with arranging guided tours, securing exhibition tickets, and setting up relevant meetings.
Articles published in Ceramics Now and Ceramics Now Magazine reach a broad international audience passionate about ceramic art. Over 50,000 people read Ceramics Now monthly, and the publication reaches a combined audience of over 60,000 through social media. More than half of our readers are from the US, 25% are from the EU, and 15% are from the UK.
Ceramics Now publishes artist profiles, articles, interviews, exhibition announcements, and other resources for ceramic artists, educators, and enthusiasts. All our content is accessible to everyone and free of charge. By encouraging connections and dialogue within the ceramics community, we strive to facilitate a deeper understanding and appreciation for ceramic art.
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We’re looking forward to receiving your submissions!
The New Mexico Potters and Clay Artists association is presenting a 50th Anniversary Exhibition of members ceramic work starting October 5, 2024. I am writing a review of this exhibition. I saw your call for papers deadline was in May . Can I still submit this review and photographs ? Thank you and I greatly appreciate Ceramics Now !
Sincerely, Jim Romberg
Hello,
My name is Jacob Jackson and I am a professor of ceramics and sculpture at Brigham Young University, Hawaii. In addition to ceramics and sculpture I teach classes on contemporary art and aesthetics. I am interested in writing an article about the Japanese ceramic artist En Iwamura. His work if Exuberant and whimsical with clear influence from artists like Jun Kaneko and Yoshitomo Nara. His work is also inspired by traditional Japanese ceramics. He calls his style “Neo Jomon”. Iwamura is an emerging tallent who is poised to be an internationally acclaimed ceramic artist and I am sure that the readership of Ceramics Now would love to learn more about him!
Hello, I have a proposal for the Call for papers open call.
I dont find where I have to send it, please could you help me. Thank you.