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SUMMARY:Universal Narratives: A Group Show Presented by Taylor Robenalt
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception: Saturday\, July 11\, from 5-9pm \nOn View: July 11 – September 5\nMorean Center for Clay\n420 22nd St. South \nArt has long been a powerful medium for storytelling\, preserving history\, and expressing personal and collective experiences. Ceramics\, with its tactile and transformative qualities\, provides a unique avenue for artists to shape narratives in a tangible form. This exhibition brings together artists from various backgrounds to create ceramic works telling compelling stories. \nParticipating Artists:\nTaylor Robenalt\, Maria Albornoz\, Bryan Wilkerson\, Tammy Marinuzzi\, Pavel Amromin\, Casey Mcdonough\, Robert Kolhouse\, Chelsey Albert\, Tiffany Leach\, Keith Wallace Smith\, Betsy Wild\, Meghan Sullivan \nProject Objectives \n1. To foster a community of artists interested in storytelling through ceramics.\n2. To create a body of work exploring diverse cultural\, personal\, and historical narratives.\n3. To provide opportunities for skill-sharing\, idea developing\, and artistic exchange.\n4. To showcase the final works to highlight the power of ceramics as a narrative medium.
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LOCATION:Morean Center for Clay\, 420 22nd Street South\, Saint Petersburg\, FL\, 33712\, United States
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SUMMARY:2nd Global Summit on Materials Science and Nanoscience (MATERIALS2026)
DESCRIPTION:Research Connects cordially invites you to its 2nd Global Summit on Materials Science and Nanoscience (MATERIALS2026) which is going to be held in Prague\, Czech Republic  during July 20-21\, 2026.\nThe meeting brings together World Class participants and young researchers looking for opportunities for exchanges that cross the traditional discipline boundaries and allows them to resolve multidisciplinary challenging problems that only a venue of this nature can offer. Through this event you will be able to share the state-of-the-art developments and cutting-edge technologies in the broad areas of Materials Science and Nanoscience.\nJoin us for an enriching experience that promises to shape the future of materials science!!! \n#Materials Science #Nanoscience and Nanotechnology #Advanced Materials #Functional Materials #Smart and Intelligent Materials #Biomaterials and Biointerfaces #Polymer Science and Engineering #Composite Materials #Energy Materials #Battery and Energy Storage Materials #Sustainable and Green Materials #2D Materials and Graphene #Metamaterials #Electronic and Optoelectronic Materials #Magnetic Materials #Structural and Mechanical Materials #Computational Materials Science #Materials Modeling and Simulation #Materials Design and Discovery #Materials Characterization Techniques #Surface Science and Interfaces #Thin Films and Coatings #Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing #Ceramics and Glass Materials #Metals and Alloys #Soft Matter and Colloids #Photonic and Optical Materials #Quantum Materials #Nanotechnology #Nanomaterials #Sustainable Materials
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LOCATION:Prague\, Czech Republic\, Prague\, Czech Republic\, Prague\, 10100\, Czech Republic
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SUMMARY:Southern Nights:  Traditional groundhog kiln workshop with Jon Brinley
DESCRIPTION:Friday and Saturday \nAugust 21 – 22 \nTime \n8am Friday – Est. 10am Saturday \nPrice \n$250 – Materials Fee $50 paid at the start of the workshop ~ Cash Only \n Traditional groundhog kilns have been the mainstay kiln design of eastern Appalachia for over 150 years. Their simplistic design lends to a relatively fast firing cycle of 8-12 hours\, compared to other kiln designs\, while heavily relying on alkaline glazes\, slips and salt for the ware.  \nThough many of today’s contemporary wood fire potters may have moved away from these kilns there are some that only prefer this traditional method of firing.   \nWe aim to show why these traditions are still viable.  With less stresses on the exacts of stoking sequences and more on wood selection and clay choices. We will also be sharing few glazes that have served potters of old\, and us very well.  \nStudents will arrive at 8am on Friday with 6-12 pieces of their own medium sized pottery\, ready to be fired. Students and instructors will work together to load the kiln and firing will begin around 6pm. The kiln must be tended to at all times\, and students will pick shifts to keep things running through the night. Expect a late evening\, midnight\, or early Saturday shift.    \nRegister Here!\nSupplies: \n Closed Toed shoes \nNatural fiber clothing  \n6-12 pieced of your own\, medium sized\, work to be fired
URL:http://98.83.172.161/event/southern-nights-traditional-groundhog-kiln-workshop-with-jon-brinley/
LOCATION:Morean Center for Clay\, 420 22nd Street South\, Saint Petersburg\, FL\, 33712\, United States
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SUMMARY:Craft an Oddish: Stained Glass Beginner Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nCreate your own Oddish-inspired stained glass piece in this beginner-friendly workshop designed for all skill levels. \n✨ Event Highlights:\n🎨 Create Your Own Oddish Stained Glass Art\nDesign and assemble a vibrant Oddish-inspired stained glass piece using beginner-friendly methods and guided instruction. \n🖌️ Beginner-Friendly Creative Experience\nNo prior stained glass experience needed. Step-by-step guidance makes this workshop approachable and enjoyable for everyone. \n🏛️ Museum Admission Included\nEnjoy access to the museum space as part of your workshop experience\, adding an extra layer to your creative afternoon. \n👥 Limited Capacity for a Focused Experience\nOnly 20 seats available\, allowing for hands-on support and a more personal learning environment. \n📅 Event Details:\n📍 Location: 1901 Central Ave\, St. Petersburg\, FL 33713 \n📅 Date: August 21\, 2026 \n⏰ Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM \n🎟️ Ticket Price: $45 \n👥 Capacity: 20 Participants \n🎯 Skill Level: Beginner Friendly \n*** Advance ticket purchase via Eventbrite is required to attend this event. Walk-in or day-of sales will not be available. \n🎨 Experience:\nThis workshop blends creativity\, pop culture\, and hands-on craftsmanship in a relaxed studio setting. Oddish\, with its iconic botanical design\, makes the perfect subject for exploring stained glass in a fun and accessible way. \nChristina is a contemporary stained glass artist born and raised in Tampa\, Florida. Her work is influenced by both the natural environment around her and the media that shaped her creative perspective growing up. \nBefore working in stained glass\, Christina taught painting at a popular sip and paint studio\, worked as an art instructor for the City of Tampa Parks and Recreation Department\, and served as Education Director for Community Stepping Stones in Sulphur Springs. Since 2023\, she has focused on stained glass\, developing a teaching style that simplifies the process so students can confidently create work they are proud of. \nHer classes are designed to feel welcoming\, supportive\, and community-driven\, where creativity is encouraged without pressure. \nSecure your spot early to experience this limited-seat stained glass workshop and create your own collectible Oddish piece. \n#StPeteEvents #StPetersburgFL #StainedGlassWorkshop #OddishArt #PokemonInspiredArt #TampaBayEvents #CreativeWorkshop #BeginnerArtClass #MuseumEvents #ThingsToDoInStPete #GlassArtWorkshop #FloridaEvents
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