On view September 19 – November 1, 2026Main Gallery Free public opening reception Friday, October 2 , 6 – 8 pm Virtual 3D Tour on view September 24 Clay remembers every touch. It holds the imprint of fingers, the weight of emotion, and the passage of time. To Be Human is a provocative exploration of the human conditionContinue reading "To Be Human Exhibition"
On view September 19 – November 1, 2026Main Gallery Free public opening reception Friday, October 2 , 6 – 8 pm Virtual 3D Tour on view September 24 Adam Chau’s work has always looked at how technology aids, challenges, and enhances society. His research with Artificial Intelligence has allowed him to think like Geppetto andContinue reading "The Joy and Sorrow of Imagining Exhibition"
Thursday Discovery Series: Gabs Conway Artist TalkExplore the curiosity of existence with NCC’s Summer McKnight Ceramic Artist in Residence Gabs Conway. In this free talk, Gabs will share her inspiration and appreciation for the mundane, alongside discussion on her artistic world building, technical processes, experiences as a professional ceramic artist, and the impact that herContinue reading "Thursday Discovery Series: Gabs Conway"
Main Exhibition Gallery, FREE Join us for a free artist talk with To Be Human exhibition artist Michelle Gregor, who will discuss her work in the exhibition and delve into how she uses the figurative motif along with decades of experience working with clay. Biography: Michelle Gregor received her BA in Studio Art from theContinue reading "Artist Talk: Michelle Gregor"
Galusha Gallery, FREE Prior to the opening reception, join artist Adam Chau for an insightful talk regarding his work in The Joy and Sorrow of Imagining. Chau will discuss how he blends traditional studio ceramics with industrial design, utilizing 3D modeling, digital manufacturing, and blue-and-white porcelain aesthetics to contemporize tradition for the 21st century. Biography: AdamContinue reading "Artist Talk: Adam Chau"
Main Gallery, FREE Remarks at 6:30 pm Join us for the free public opening reception for our two new exhibitions, To Be Human, curated by Kelly Connole, and The Joy and Sorrow of Imagining, by Adam Chau. About To Be Human: Clay remembers every touch. It holds the imprint of fingers, the weight of emotion, andContinue reading "Exhibition Reception: To Be Human & The Joy and Sorrow of Imagining"
Artist Talk: Main Exhibition Gallery, FREE Demonstration: Teaching Studio C, FREE Join us for a special presentation and live demonstration with artist and educator Kensuke Yamada. Drawing on his Japanese heritage, Yamada will share how he combines contemporary imagery with elements of Japanese folklore. Through this mix of the familiar and the fantastical, attendees willContinue reading "Artist Talk and Demonstration: Kensuke Yamada"
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