By invitation, Janet’s new work will be on show in the Creative Conservatory of the Cline House Gallery, located at 204 2nd St E, Cornwall, Ontario, in July 2023.

The Cline Gallery is thrilled to feature Janet’s work in the Creative Conservatory. "Process and Progression" is a series of new work focusing on transitions from hard surface exteriors to hidden interior spaces. Echoing the curving, sinuous forms of nature, Janet's vessels speak to the impact, interaction and quality of line. The use of openings into the bodies of the pots adds the essential element of negative space and creates a diversity of connections inviting the viewer inside.

Click here for full details on the Gallery: https://clinehousegallery.com/

Janet is thrilled to have been invited to participate, once again, in the illustrious 260 Fingers Ceramics Show and Sale.  This annual show recognizes the latest work of 26 distinguished potters from Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec.  Attendees will have the opportunity to view these collections of work and to meet the artists.

Click here for more information:  https://www.260fingers.ca/about.

Janet is privileged and excited to be participating in a gallery exhibition with fellow artist Norman Takeuchi hosted by the prestigious The General gallery this coming summer.

Click here for more information, http://generalfinecraft.com.

Janet is honoured to have been invited to this years illustrious 260 Fingers Invitational Ceramics Show and Sale.  This annual show recognizes the latest work of 26 distinguished potters from Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec.  Attendees will have the opportunity to view these collections of work, and have a chance to meet the artists themselves.

Click here for more information, https://www.260fingers.ca/about.

"With clay, I can create sinuous curved forms which define contained space, have movement, balance, and surfaces which invite touch.  Coiling facilitates the shapes of growth, asymmetries, and interrelationships on which the forms depend.  Fifty years of working to reach this point leave me wanting more time with clay." - Janet Keefe, May 2017

Visit the Dust Evans Gallery for this exhibition of recent works by Janet Keefe.

 

The considered art of coiling is probably the most ancient but under-appreciated construction method and ranges from the most primitive to extremely sophisticated work.  Making and firing offer chances to simply connect with earth and fire, while the ideas expressed connect with today's world.

This way of making is uniquely rhythmic and calming, offering tranquility and quiet contemplation while working with the ever intriguing material - clay.

This workshop is presented by the Ottawa Guild of Potters.  
Please contact Kim Lulashnyk for more information.  
http://www.ottawaguildofpotters.ca