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The sale starts today! Nearly two dozen local talented artisans are either marking selected work down or selling them at a reduced rate as part of our first a...nnual Seconds and Consignor Sale March 18th, 19th and 20th. For those of you who don’t know, a second is an item that just didn’t turn out quite the way you were hoping it would, but is still perfectly useable or enjoyable. Some of the fabulous artisans in our community are clearing out their overflow stock and this is a rare chance to find some truly special items at great prices!

The Month of Mugs is BACK! You get a Mug, she gets a Mug, he gets a Mug, they all get a Mug for the entire month of March at Studio 2880! 15% off all Mug purchases and a free draw for a Mug of your choice! #localpottersrock #mugnation

We have something for all your loved ones this Valentine's Day!

Happening NOW @ Studio 2880. Local potters Joanne Mikkelsen & Donna Murphy have the kiln heated up in preparation for another fantastic pottery sale this Saturday, December 5th at the Studio 2880 Artisan Feature Gallery 9-3pm!

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Many of the people that have met Huang Feiand especially the people that saw his recent slide show this time will be interested in this video of the collaborations he did with Shoji Satake. This video is 45 minutes long and packed full of descriptions of what it is like for artists to collaborate with other artists and crafts people in China and pictures of the collaborations they did. . Enjoy!

We are saddened by the news of celebrated Hornby Island ceramicist Wayne Ngan’s passing last Friday. Our thoughts are with his family and friends. We look forwa...rd to sharing a selection of Ngan’s work with old and new audiences in the upcoming exhibition "Modern In The Making: Post-War Craft and Design in British Columbia," which will open at the Gallery on July 18. Interim Director and co-curator of the exhibition, Daina Augaitis, remembers the artist: In researching the exhibition 'Modern in the Making,' a group of us co-curators had a wonderful visit with Wayne Ngan last year to discuss which of his objects ought be in the show. The visit took place at the home of a significant collector, and it was a delight to watch Wayne become re-acquainted with his pots that he hadn’t seen for years. He was a perceptive critic of his own work, loving some pieces but dismissing others. It was not only an opportunity to deeply examine his aesthetic style but to also hear Wayne speak about the various phases of his career, to catch a glimpse of his exceptional drive for excellence, and to gain insights into the unique nature of being a ceramicist in BC during the last five decades. Wayne Ngan was a giant in the field of Canadian ceramics whose star kept rising internationally, and his spirit of discovery is evident in the outstanding work that he produced. Learn more about the upcoming exhibition at https://bit.ly/3hCyCoY.